TV disposal in Northern Ireland
We cover 4 towns and cities across Northern Ireland, including County Antrim, County Down, County Londonderry. Free, fixed-price quotes, usually the same day.
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TV disposal across Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland has red-brick terraces, post-war semis, rural bungalows and growing new developments. Televisions are electrical waste, so they cannot go in your household bin. Older CRT sets contain leaded glass, some older flat screens have mercury in their backlights, and every TV contains materials that can be recovered and reused. They have to be recycled through the proper WEEE route rather than thrown away.
Towns and cities we cover in Northern Ireland
Our services
Flat screen TV collection
LCD, LED, OLED and QLED TVs of any size collected from any room in the house, carried out carefully and taken for recycling.
Old CRT TV removal
Heavy old tube televisions collected by two people where needed, including sets in lofts, garages and upstairs rooms. CRT glass contains lead and needs specialist recycling.
Plasma TV disposal
Large, heavy plasma screens removed safely and sent to a WEEE treatment facility that can handle them.
Wall-mounted TV removal
TVs taken down from wall brackets, with the bracket removed on request and fixing holes left tidy, ready for filling or a new TV.
Multiple TV and electricals collection
Several TVs, monitors, set-top boxes, games consoles, DVD players and speakers collected together in one visit at a single fixed price.
Business, hotel and landlord collections
Bulk TV and monitor collections from hotels, offices, student lets and rental properties, with waste paperwork provided for business customers.