Leon Surplus Deals

Leon Surplus Deals

Tallahassee Β· Leon County

Free Service Β· Tallahassee, FL

TV & Electronics Disposal in Tallahassee, FL

Free pickup of old TVs, monitors, and electronics in Tallahassee.

TVs are surprisingly hard to throw away β€” Leon County doesn't take CRTs curbside, retailers like Best Buy charge $25–$30 per set, and plenty of charities won't accept them. We will. Free pickup of any TV, monitor, or e-waste β€” including big-screen and projection sets.

We answer 7 days a week
  • Free pickup

    No haul fee, no surprises.

  • 24–48 hr response

    Most jobs scheduled within two days.

  • Resale & donation first

    Landfill is the last resort.

  • Tallahassee + Leon County

    All of FSU, FAMU, Midtown, Killearn, Southwood.

  • Family-owned

    Local crew. Real people answer the phone.

What we handle β€” full list

Anything in this list is fair game. Don't see what you've got? Just message us and ask.

  • CRT (tube) TVs

    Heavy old-school TVs β€” exactly the ones nobody else will take. We always do.

  • Flat-screen LCD / LED / OLED

    Cracked screens, dead backlights, working units that you're upgrading from β€” all fine.

  • Projection / DLP TVs

    Those massive 60-inch boxes from the 2000s. Two-person carry from your living room.

  • Computer monitors

    Including ultrawides and old CRT monitors.

  • Desktops, laptops & towers

    Working or not. Hard drives can be returned to you, wiped on-site, or sent to certified recycler.

  • Printers, scanners, fax machines

    Big office MFPs included.

  • Stereos, receivers, speakers

    Including old 5.1 surround setups and floor speakers.

  • Game consoles & accessories

    Xbox, PlayStation, Wii, retro consoles.

Why TVs are different from regular trash

CRT tube TVs contain lead in the glass funnel β€” federal regulation classifies them as hazardous waste in many jurisdictions, and Leon County's curbside service doesn't accept them. Flat-screens contain mercury in the backlight tubes (older LCD) or rare-earth elements that make landfill disposal wasteful. Either way, the right answer is e-waste recycling, not the trash bin. We send working units to resale and broken units to a certified e-waste processor.

Hard drives and data security

For any device with a hard drive (computer, server, MFP printer with internal storage), we offer three paths: (1) we return the drive to you on-site so you can keep it, (2) we perform a DoD-spec wipe before the device leaves your premises, or (3) we send it to an R2-certified processor with a chain-of-custody log. Tell us which when you book.

TV & Electronics Disposal FAQ

Still wondering about something? β€” we'll talk you through it.

Do you take CRT TVs?
Yes β€” that's the most-asked-about category. CRT tube TVs, including the giant 30+ inch sets and old computer monitors. Heavier than they look, so know that we send two crew to handle them.
What about cracked or broken flat-screens?
Yes. The glass is contained inside the bezel; we'll bag it for transport so no shards end up in your house.
What happens to my hard drive?
Your choice: keep it, watch us wipe it on-site, or have it processed by an R2-certified recycler with a chain-of-custody log. Default is wipe.
Will you take just one TV or do I need to bundle?
One is fine. Free pickup, free disposal, single visit.

Ready to get it gone?

One message, usually picked up within 24–48 hours. No charge.

1311 Jackson Bluff Rd, Tallahassee, FL 32304