Responsible E-Waste Removal for Fresno Homes & Businesses
Electronics pile up fast. A garage corner fills with old monitors, the office storage room stacks up with retired desktops, and every junk drawer seems to hold three dead phones and a nest of chargers. The problem is that none of it belongs in the regular trash. TVs, computers, and most electronics contain lead, mercury, and other heavy metals that leach into the ground when they're dumped — which is exactly why California treats e-waste as hazardous and keeps it out of ordinary landfills. JunkCo Fresno takes that whole headache off your plate and routes your electronics to certified recyclers instead.
We come to you, carry the equipment out ourselves, and load it up in one trip — no hauling heavy tube TVs to a drop-off site, no waiting for a once-a-year collection event. Whether it's a single flat-screen from the living room or a server rack and a dozen workstations from an office upgrade, our crew handles the lifting and the paperwork-free logistics. What can be refurbished gets a second life, and what can't is broken down so the metals, glass, and plastics are recovered rather than buried.
Electronics & E-Waste We Take
TVs & Monitors
Heavy CRT tube TVs and modern flat-screens, plus computer monitors of every size — the leaded glass and screens are recycled, not dumped.
Computers, Laptops & Servers
Desktop towers, laptops, all-in-ones, and full server racks. These are data-bearing devices — we recommend you wipe or remove the drives before pickup.
Printers, Copiers & Fax
Inkjet and laser printers, bulky office copiers, scanners, and fax machines — toner cartridges included.
Phones, Tablets & Small Electronics
Old smartphones, tablets, e-readers, cameras, routers, and the drawer full of gadgets you've been meaning to deal with. Clear your data off phones and tablets first.
Cables, Keyboards & Peripherals
Tangled cords, chargers, keyboards, mice, speakers, docking stations, and every other loose accessory that piles up around a desk.
Batteries & UPS Units
Backup battery units, UPS boxes, and rechargeable battery packs — components that absolutely should not go in the trash get handled safely.
How E-Waste Pickup Works
- Call (559) 987-2009 or use our contact form and tell us what electronics you're clearing out — a quick photo of the pile helps us quote it.
- We give you a flat-rate quote based on how much space it takes in the truck. No hourly billing, no per-item guessing.
- Our two-person crew arrives in the window we promised and carries everything out — from a single office or a whole building.
- We load it, tidy up, and route your electronics to certified recyclers. You pay only when the job's done.
Why Fresno Trusts Us With Their Electronics
- Electronics go to certified recyclers — responsible recycling, not the dump
- Toxic components like lead, mercury, and battery acid stay out of the landfill
- Same-day and next-day pickup available most weekdays
- Both business and residential jobs, from one TV to a full office cleanout
- Flat-rate quotes before we lift a thing — no surprise fees
- Licensed and fully insured, so your floors, walls, and equipment are covered
E-Waste Removal in Fresno & Clovis
We cover every Fresno neighborhood — Tower District, Old Fig Garden, Woodward Park, Sunnyside, Bullard, and Southeast Fresno — plus all of Clovis and out to Sanger, Selma, Fowler, and Madera. From a dorm-room setup near Fresno State to an office tech refresh off Shaw or Blackstone, we pick up electronics wherever they've stacked up. See our Fresno junk removal home page for the full service area and pricing.
E-Waste Removal FAQs
- How much does e-waste removal cost in Fresno?
- A single item like a TV or monitor typically starts around $75. Larger loads — a full office of computers, printers, and monitors — are priced by how much room they take in the truck, usually $150 to $400. You always get a flat-rate quote before any lifting starts.
- What happens to my old electronics after pickup?
- Working devices are set aside for refurbishing and reuse when possible. Everything else goes to certified e-waste recyclers who recover the metals, glass, and plastics and safely handle the hazardous parts — so none of it ends up in a landfill.
- Should I erase my data before you take my computer or phone?
- Yes — for any data-bearing device we strongly recommend wiping it or physically removing the hard drive first. We can't be responsible for data left on the device, so clearing it beforehand keeps your information fully in your control.