How to get rid of TVs and electronics in Raleigh, NC

Last updated: November 6, 2026

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Request free curbside E-waste Collection for up to four items per week (Mondays only as of Oct 26, 2026). Call 919-996-3245. Includes TVs, monitors, and small plugged household appliances (toasters, microwaves, lamps, vacuums, etc.).

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✓ Last verified: 2026-11-06

Curbside: Yes — free E-waste route, max 4 items per week, Mondays only.
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Drop-off: Wake County Solid Waste Management facilities as an alternative.
Tip: E-waste is separate from $35 Bulky and $70 Special Loads.

Official source: raleighnc.gov

Helpful supplies

Anti-static bags or bubble wrap — Protects devices you plan to donate or bring to a recycler.
Small storage bin — Keeps cords, batteries and small electronics together until a drop-off day.

General tips from official sources

Before donating or recycling, delete all personal information from your devices. (www.epa.gov)
Remove batteries. Lithium-ion batteries and devices that contain them should NOT go in household garbage or recycling bins. (www.epa.gov)
EPA explains what it means to use a certified electronics recycler. (www.epa.gov)

FAQ

How do I get rid of a TV or electronics in Raleigh?

Is there curbside pickup for TVs and electronics in Raleigh?

Yes — free E-waste route, max 4 items per week, Mondays only.

How much does it cost, and are there limits?

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Do I need an appointment in Raleigh?

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Where can I drop off TVs and electronics in Raleigh?

Wake County Solid Waste Management facilities as an alternative.

Any other tips for getting rid of TVs and electronics in Raleigh?

E-waste is separate from $35 Bulky and $70 Special Loads.