Free Electronics Drop Off Seattle
Drop off Computers, Laptops, TVs (even large, broken ones) and Computer Monitors for FREE.
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No Hidden Fees
On Time Arrival
Friendly, Professional Team
We do the heaving lifting!
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Disposal Methods
Where Can I Drop Off Old Electronics in Seattle?
Junk B Gone offers FREE electronics drop off services at our Georgetown location in Seattle.
Drop Off Locations & Hours
Location:
4601 Airport Way South
Seattle WA 98108
Hours:
Friday 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM
Saturday 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM
What Electronic Items to Bring
Computers, laptops, and tablets
Cell Phones
TVs – All types including old large TVs, Plasma, LED, etc. (broken is fine)
- Computer Monitors (any type, broken is fine).
Small household electronics like microwaves or DVD players.
- Old computer wires, speaker wire, power cables and adapters, etc.
See below for more information about each of these electronics items that we accept.
If you have a lot of heavy or bulky items and can’t transport them yourself, Junk B Gone also offers pickup services—so the recycling comes straight to your doorstep. Call 206-722-4285 to schedule a pickup (service fee applies for pickup).
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What Electronics Items Do We Accept?
We accept a large variety of electronics items for disposal at our Georgetown location. Most of the items listed below are taken free of charge, some items do have a small fee for disposal and will be noted below.
Phones & Tablets (Free)
We accept mobile phones and tablets of all types, including iPhone, Android, flip phones, etc. for free.
Televisions / TVs (Free)
We accept ALL kinds of televisions for FREE disposal, which includes:
- Large older TVs like the phone pictured to the left.
- Plasma televisions
- LED/LCD TV
- Broken and non-working TVs are fine and accepted for free.
Household Electronics ($)
We accept various household electronics, the fee varies depending on the size and weight of the item.
- DVD / Blu-ray players
- Gaming consoles
- Audio / Video Equipment
- Small appliances (microwaves, etc)
- Large appliances (refrigerators, dishwashers, etc)
Copiers / Scanners / Printers / Fax Machine ($)
Office E-Waste
For businesses with significant electronic waste and need for data destruction, we offer affordable pickup services. Please contact us at 206-722-4285 to learn more.
Batteries
We accept batteries of all kinds for a small fee including AA/AAA, car batteries, rechargeable batteries, etc.
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What Our Clients Say
Frequently Asked Questions About Electronics Recycling in Seattle
Almost anything with a plug or battery can be recycled. This includes computers, laptops, TVs, monitors, phones, tablets, printers, scanners, small household electronics, and even office IT equipment. If you’re not sure, ask Junk B Gone—we’ll confirm before pickup or drop off.
Some items, like computers, TVs, and monitors, are free to recycle through Washington State’s E-Cycle program. Other items—such as printers, microwaves, and bulk business equipment—may have a small fee. Junk B Gone keeps things clear with upfront pricing, so you’ll know what’s free and what’s not.
Nope! With Junk B Gone, you don’t need to pull out your hard drive or worry about data. We provide secure data destruction, ensuring that your information is permanently erased or physically destroyed. Businesses can also request a Certificate of Destruction for compliance.
Absolutely. Seattle businesses—from tech companies to medical offices—rely on Junk B Gone for bulk electronics recycling. We handle everything: pickup, secure data destruction, and eco-friendly disposal. Whether it’s a few old laptops or an entire office cleanout, we make it easy.
After drop off, electronics are sorted, dismantled, and processed. Reusable parts are salvaged, harmful materials are handled safely, and recyclable metals and plastics are recovered. It’s how we make sure nothing useful goes to waste and toxic elements don’t end up in landfills.
