How much does e-waste disposal cost in Winston-Salem?

E-waste pickup starts at $99 ($79 pickup fee + $20 e-waste recycling fee). Additional electronics are +$39 each ($19 add-on + $20 recycling fee).

What electronics do you pick up?

TVs, monitors, computers, printers, game consoles, stereos, and other consumer electronics. We do not pick up loose batteries or industrial equipment.

Our recycling partners follow certified data destruction protocols. Hard drives and storage media are physically destroyed during the recycling process.

Can I put electronics in regular trash?

In most cities, no. Electronics contain hazardous materials that require proper recycling. Dropcurb ensures your e-waste is handled at certified facilities.

Do you pick up old CRT TVs?

Yes. CRT TVs contain lead and must be recycled properly — they can't go in regular trash in most cities. CRT TVs of any size are $99. Place at the curb and our hauler handles the rest.

Can I drop off just one old laptop or small item?

Yes, but the $79 pickup fee applies regardless of item size. For a single small item like a laptop, you may save money at a Best Buy or Staples drop-off (free for small electronics). Dropcurb makes more sense when you have multiple items or larger electronics like TVs and monitors.

Hauler loading curbside junk into pickup truck in a neighborhood

E-Waste Disposal in Winston-Salem, North Carolina

Starting at $79. Additional items from $19.

You cannot throw TVs, monitors, computers, or other electronics in the regular trash in most cities — they contain lead, mercury, and other hazardous materials that require certified recycling. Your options for TV removal and e-waste disposal: city e-waste drop-off events (free but infrequent), retailer take-back programs (free for small items), self-haul to a recycling center (free–$30), curbside pickup through Dropcurb ($99, same day), or traditional junk removal ($150–400+).

Same-day pickup available — book by 12pm for today's window

“Easy to schedule online, they came when they said they would, and the price was reasonable.”

Brenda S. · Verified Customer

5.0 on Google

Trusted by homeowners nationwide

948+

Cities Covered

States Served

Same-Day

Pickup Available

$50

No-Show Guarantee

How electronics removal works in Winston-Salem

Curb it

Place your electronics at the curb, driveway, or alley. No wrapping, no disassembly.

Book it

Select your item, see the exact price ($99), and pick your day. 60 seconds.

Gone

A local insured hauler picks it up same-day in Winston-Salem. You get a text when it's done.

No strangers in your home. No scheduling a 4-hour window. No being home.

How much does electronics removal cost in Winston-Salem?

E-waste disposal costs $99 through Dropcurb — that's the $79 pickup fee plus a $20 e-waste recycling fee. Each additional electronic item is +$39 ($19 add-on + $20 recycling). A TV of any size costs $99. Computer monitors cost $99. City recycling events are free but infrequent. Retailer take-back is free for small items but most won't accept large TVs. Traditional junk removal charges $150–$400+ for electronics pickup.

$99

Flat rate · No hidden fees · Price guaranteed

Pickup fee$79

First electronicsIncluded

E-waste recycling fee+$20

Each additional electronics+$19 + $20

Book electronics pickup — $99

✓ Price guaranteed before you book. No surprises, no hidden fees.

Traditional junk removal (1-800-GOT-JUNK, LoadUp): $150–$600+

5 ways to get rid of electronics in Winston-Salem

Compared by cost, speed, and effort — pick the right option for your situation.

MethodCostSpeedEffortBest for

City e-waste collection eventFreeMonthly to quarterlyDrive to a designated drop-off site during scheduled hours. Events are typically once a month or less. Limited to household quantities.You can wait for the next event and have a way to transport items

Retailer take-back (Best Buy, Staples)Free (small items)Same dayDrop off at the store. Most retailers only accept small electronics — no TVs over 32". Limit of 3 items per household per day at some locations.You have small electronics like laptops, phones, or small monitors

Self-haul to recycling centerFree–$30Same dayFind a certified e-waste recycler. Load items into your car. Some facilities charge a fee for TVs and monitors.You have a car and a nearby certified recycler

Traditional junk removal (1-800-GOT-JUNK, etc.)$150–400+2–3 daysMust be home for estimate. Crew enters your home. Volume-based pricing — you pay for truck space even for small items.You have a large volume of mixed e-waste and other junk

Dropcurb$99Same dayPlace electronics at the curb in a box or as-is. Book online in 60 seconds. $20 e-waste recycling fee included. Data destruction handled by certified partners.You want it gone today without leaving home

How to prepare your electronics for pickup

✓ Place electronics in a box or on the curb. Remove batteries from laptops if possible. No need to wipe data — our recycling partners handle data destruction.
✓ Place at curb, driveway, or alley
✓ No need to be home

When do you need electronics removal in Winston-Salem?

• Upgrading to a new TV and need the old one gone
• Office cleanout with old monitors and computers
• Broken electronics cluttering up the garage
• Estate cleanout with mixed electronics

Does Winston-Salem pick up electronics?

Junk removal in Winston-Salem starts at $79 with Dropcurb — same-day curbside pickup, no estimates, no home visit. The city runs annual bulky item collection March 2 through September 4, 2026, by neighborhood zone — one pass per area per year. Miss your zone's week and you wait 12 months.

City program details: Winston-Salem Annual Bulky Item Pick-Up runs March 2 through September 4, 2026 by neighborhood zone — one pass per area per year. Items must be at curb by 6 AM on first day of collection week. Residents get 2 free landfill passes per year to Hanes Mill Road Landfill (325 W Hanes Mill Rd, Mon-Fri 7am-4:30pm, Sat 7am-noon). Without a pass, flat rate $4-$15 per load (FY26 rates effective Jan 2026).

Winston-Salem's 2026 annual bulky item pickup runs March 2 through September 4 on a street-by-street rotation — each area gets one pickup per year. Check cityofws.org/BulkyItems or the "Winston-Salem Collects" app for your zone date. Residents get 2 free passes per year to Hanes Mill Road Landfill (325 W Hanes Mill Rd, Mon-Fri 7am-4:30pm, Sat 7am-noon). Without a free pass, flat-rate disposal runs $4-$15 per load (FY26 rates effective January 2026). Kersey Valley Landfill in nearby High Point charges $42/ton plus $2/ton NC state tax. Cardinal Hauling (336-971-6579) offers free quotes for Triad junk removal — fully insured and eco-friendly. VETS Junk Removal starts at a $150 minimum with transparent pricing and no obligation estimates. Junk Removal Plus charges $75-$180 per job in Winston-Salem. Junk King Winston-Salem offers volume-based pricing with dumpster rental options. LoadUp starts at $79/item online. 1-800-GOT-JUNK charges $150-$600+ with mandatory in-person estimates. Average Winston-Salem junk removal costs $200 for a home and $250 for an apartment (Homeyou data).

Dropcurb picks up electronics same-day in Winston-Salem for $99 flat — no wait, no annual limits, no restrictions.

One pickup per neighborhood per year — miss it and wait 12 months.

Winston-Salem's annual bulky item collection runs March through September, street by street. Each neighborhood gets exactly one pass. Miss it and your options are the 2 free landfill passes (requiring a truck and self-loading) or paying $200+ for a private hauler. For 250,000 residents, that's not enough.

1x/year

Bulky pickup per neighborhood

$200-$250

Average local junk removal cost

$4-$15

Landfill flat rate without free pass

What happens to your electronics after pickup

Electronics are recycled at R2- or e-Stewards-certified e-waste facilities. Devices are disassembled and sorted: circuit boards are processed for gold, silver, copper, and palladium recovery. Screens are separated for glass and lead processing. Plastics are shredded and recycled. Hard drives, SSDs, and other storage media are physically destroyed (shredded or degaussed) to ensure complete data destruction — no data leaves the facility intact. The $20 e-waste recycling fee covers the cost of certified handling and hazardous material processing.

Why Winston-Salem residents choose Dropcurb for electronics removal

Winston-Salem's bulky pickup runs March through September — one pass per neighborhood per year. Miss your zone's week and you wait 12 months. The 2 free landfill passes require a truck and manual loading at Hanes Mill Road. Dropcurb picks up same-day year-round for $79, no truck rental, no landfill trip. From Reynolda to Ardmore — book online in 60 seconds.

Serving Reynolda, West End, Ardmore, Innovation Quarter, Buena Vista, Washington Park, and 1 more neighborhoods in Winston-Salem.

E-Waste removal questions in Winston-Salem

E-Waste Disposal nearby

Same-day electronics pickup near Winston-Salem.

Greensboro, NC

Related guides

E-Waste Recycling & Disposal: How to Get Rid of Old Electronics (2026)

How to recycle or dispose of old electronics in 2026. Compare free drop-off (Best Buy, Staples), curbside pickup ($79), and junk removal ($240+). 25 states have e-waste laws.

Other services in Winston-Salem

Appliance Recycling

Same-day appliance pickup starting at $104.

From $104

Bulk Junk Removal

Same-day bulk junk pickup starting at $79.

From $79

Prices and availability verified February 2026 for Winston-Salem, NC

Same-day pickup available

It's been sitting there
long enough.

Enter your address for an instant price. Flat rates, no estimates, no crew in your home.