What a TV costs in Raleigh
Three bands, priced by size, quoted flat before we set off. Under 42 inches is $62, 42 to 65 inches is $68, and anything above 65 inches is $73. That covers the lift, the carry, the truck and the disposal. Nothing is added at the door.
The full electronics list
| Item | Raleigh price |
|---|---|
| TV (under 42") | $62 |
| TV (42" to 65") | $68 |
| TV (65"+) | $73 |
| Computer monitor | $58 |
| Desktop computer / tower | $62 |
| Printer (home / inkjet) | $58 |
| Copier / printer (commercial) | $97 |
| Stereo / sound system | $52 |
| Speaker system (large) | $57 |
| Box of electronics | $77 |
| Entertainment center / TV stand | $96 |
| Microwave (countertop) | $30 |
| Vacuum cleaner | $33 |
| Small appliance (air fryer, toaster oven) | $31 |
| Paper shredder (freestanding) | $37 |
The Raleigh minimum is $75
Per visit, not per item — so a single 55-inch television at $68 books at $75. Because the floor is per visit, the sensible move is to walk the house once first: the old monitor in the closet, the printer nobody replaced the cartridge for, the stereo in the garage. They all ride on the same trip.
Small electronics go by the box
Cables, remotes, chargers, old phones, routers, games consoles — put them in one box and it is $77 as a box of electronics rather than a list of fifteen line items. Fill it as full as you like; the price does not change with what is inside.
Worked example: clearing a home office
A 70-inch television, two monitors, a desktop tower and a printer comes to $309 on live Raleigh prices. One visit, one flat figure, everything carried out for you.
Worked example: two televisions
A 55-inch and a 40-inch together is $130. Add the entertainment center at $96 and it is still one price, agreed before the truck leaves.
Wall-mounted screens are fine
If it is still on the bracket, say so when you book and we will bring the right hands. Getting a large screen off a wall and down a staircase is inside the price, not an extra.
Broken costs the same as working
Cracked panel, dead backlight, no remote, twenty years old and weighing as much as a washing machine — identical money. We price the space it takes on the truck, not what it would fetch. Nothing needs testing, wiping or photographing first.
No surcharge for stairs or a long carry
Floor level, stairs, the walk from the room to where the truck parks, which Raleigh neighborhood you are in and how soon you want us are all set to zero in our pricing engine. An old rear-projection set coming up out of a basement in Five Points costs the same as a flat screen handed over at a front door in Apex.
Disposal is inside the number
No tip fee, no fuel line, no environmental charge and no recycling surcharge added afterwards. What we quote covers the crew, the truck and where the equipment ends up.
Offices and multiple screens
Clearing a floor of desks? Monitors are $58 each, towers $62, a commercial copier $97, and if the whole lot is easier to describe as volume, a quarter truck is $241 and a half truck $431. We will quote it both ways.
Or buy truck space for a mixed clear-out
| Share of truck | Capacity | Raleigh price |
|---|---|---|
| Quarter | 4 cubic yards | $241 |
| Half | 8 cubic yards | $431 |
| Three-quarters | 12 cubic yards | $587 |
| Full truck | 16 cubic yards | $732 |
These are capacities — we book the smallest share that holds everything.
A quote takes about a minute
Type "65-inch TV on a wall bracket upstairs, plus a box of old cables" and a flat figure comes straight back. No site visit, no appointment to get a number, no callback queue.
Where we go
Raleigh, Cary, Apex, Garner, Morrisville, Knightdale, Holly Springs, Wake Forest, Durham and Chapel Hill on one price list. See our TV disposal page, our office cleanout page, or what Raleigh residents pay.
Cheat sheet
One flat screen
$62, $68 or $73 by size — and it books at the $75 minimum on its own.
Two televisions
$130 for a 55-inch and a 40-inch in one visit.
A drawer of cables and old gadgets
One box of electronics, $77, however full it is.
A home office
$309 in the worked example: big TV, two monitors, tower and printer.
It is mounted on the wall upstairs
Say so when booking. No charge for the bracket or the stairs.
The new one arrives tomorrow
Same-day and next-day slots carry no premium.
Book it
Tell us the screen sizes, get a flat Raleigh price in about a minute, and pick a slot — often today or tomorrow. We take it off the wall, carry it down the stairs and haul it, with disposal already inside the figure. Broken costs the same as working, stairs cost nothing, and the price you agree before we set off is the price you pay.
Serving Raleigh, the Triangle and Wake County
Frequently asked questions
how much does it cost to get rid of a tv in raleigh
Televisions are priced by size in Raleigh: $62 under 42 inches, $68 from 42 to 65 inches, and $73 above 65 inches, carried out and disposed of with nothing added at the door. The $75 minimum is per visit, so a single set books at $75 - which is why it pays to add the old monitor and printer to the same trip.
where can i get rid of an old tv in raleigh
We will come and take it, across Raleigh, Cary, Apex, Garner, Morrisville, Knightdale, Holly Springs, Wake Forest, Durham and Chapel Hill. It can still be on the wall bracket, still in the basement, or cracked and dead - the price is the same $62 to $73 by size, and the lift, the stairs and the haul are all inside it. Same-day slots are common.
do you take old computers monitors and printers
Yes. A monitor is $58, a desktop tower $62, a home printer $58 and a commercial copier $97. Cables, chargers, remotes, routers and old phones go in one box priced at $77 however full it is. A worked home office - a 70-inch TV, two monitors, a tower and a printer - comes to $309 in one flat-priced visit.
Do you take televisions down off the wall?
Yes, and it costs nothing extra. Tell us it is still on the bracket when you book so we send the right hands. Getting a large screen off a wall and down a staircase is part of the job rather than an add-on, and floor level and stairs are set to zero in our Raleigh pricing, so the quoted figure will not move.
Does a broken TV cost more to remove?
No. A cracked panel, a dead backlight or a twenty-year-old rear-projection set that weighs as much as a washing machine all cost the same as a working screen, because we price the space it takes on the truck rather than its condition or resale value. Nothing needs testing, wiping or photographing before we arrive.
Is disposal included in the price?
Yes. There is no tip fee, no fuel line, no environmental charge and no recycling surcharge added afterwards. The flat figure quoted before we set off covers the crew, the truck and where the equipment ends up. If you are clearing a whole office, ask for the truck share instead - a quarter is $241 and a half $431.
Box the small stuff, then get a figure in about a minute on the quote page, or call (984) 480-3690. More about how we work and our frequently asked questions.