We take TVs and electronics, and the price is published
Old televisions, monitors, desktops, printers, stereos and speakers all go on our truck in San Francisco, priced to the dollar before you book. Responsible handling is included in the figure. You do not have to load anything into a car, queue anywhere, or find out whether a shop will take it back.
What it costs
| Device | SF price |
|---|---|
| TV, under 42" | $62 |
| TV, 42" to 65" | $68 |
| TV, 65" and up | $73 |
| Computer monitor | $58 |
| Desktop computer / tower | $62 |
| Home printer | $58 |
| Commercial printer / copier | $97 |
| Stereo / sound system | $52 |
| Large speaker system | $57 |
| TV stand / entertainment centre | $77 |
| Countertop microwave | $30 |
| Built-in microwave | $54 |
Screen size barely moves the number
A small set is $62 and a 75-inch is $73. Doubling the screen adds eleven dollars, because the price covers handling the thing rather than measuring it. The wall-sized television you have been dreading quoting is cheaper to move than most people guess.
A cracked screen costs the same as a working one
Dead panel, blown speaker, water damage, a tower that has not booted since 2019 — all the same price. We price the space and the handling, never the resale value, so there is nothing to test, fix or explain before we arrive.
Responsible handling is inside the price
Every figure on this page includes taking the device away and getting it where it belongs. There is no separate recycling fee, environmental charge, screen surcharge or tip fee bolted on at the end. The number you agree is the number you pay.
Worked totals from the real list
| The job | What it comes to |
|---|---|
| One TV of any size | $95 (the minimum) |
| TV plus its entertainment centre | $145 |
| Two TVs, a monitor and a desktop | $256 |
| Home theatre: big TV, stereo, two speakers | $239 |
| Office corner: desktop, two monitors, printer, stereo | $288 |
The $95 minimum, and how to use it well
$95 is the smallest booking we write in San Francisco. One television books at $95 whatever its listed price, so if the truck is coming anyway, send the lot: the monitor in the wardrobe, the printer that jams, the speakers in the garage, the DVD player nobody has touched. Everything you add under the floor comes along at no extra cost.
Nothing extra for stairs, hills or same-day
A 55-inch set coming down three flights of a Nob Hill walk-up costs exactly what the same set costs from a ground-floor flat. Stairs, floor level, carry distance, which neighbourhood you are in, and booking for today rather than next week are all zero in our pricing. That is the whole reason the quote and the final bill match.
We do the carrying
Wall-mounted televisions come off the bracket. Towers come out from under the desk. Big sets get carried down the stairs by the crew, not by you and a neighbour on a Saturday. That is what the price buys.
Wipe your computer first
Sign out of your accounts and clear the storage before the machine leaves your hands. We move devices rather than opening them, so the wipe is a two-minute job worth doing while you wait for the crew. Take the drive out if you would rather keep it.
Say the nouns when you book
"Two monitors, a printer and a 55-inch TV" gets you a firm price in about a minute. "A box of old tech" needs one more question. Plain English is fine — the device names are the only thing that matters, and there is no site visit and no callback window.
Electronics inside a bigger clear-out
If the tech is going out with the furniture, stop counting devices and take a truck share instead: $241 for four cubic yards, $431 for eight, $732 for a full truck, disposal included in all three. An office or a spare room usually lands there. Our apartment cleanout guide has the whole-property numbers.
Offices, too
Monitors by the dozen, dead towers, a copier nobody has serviced in years, plus the desks and chairs they sit on — that is a single visit. Desks are $83, office chairs $61, two-drawer filing cabinets $60 and four-drawer $75, and a commercial copier is $97.
Same-day and next-day at the same price
Slots this afternoon cost what slots next Thursday cost. No rush fee, no weekend rate. If the television needs to be gone before the new one is delivered, say so when you book.
Nothing gets weighed
An old CRT and a flat panel of the same size price the same, because our figures come from the item, not the scales. There is no surprise on the day when something turns out heavier than it looks.
Where we cover
All of San Francisco, from the Marina to the Excelsior, Outer Sunset to Dogpatch, at the same published prices in every neighbourhood. Our San Francisco pricing guide covers everything else that might be going out with the electronics.
Cheat sheet
One old television
$95, whatever the size. Add anything else you have while the truck is there.
A whole home-theatre setup
Big TV, stereo and two speakers comes to $239, disposal included.
An office corner of old tech
Desktop, two monitors, printer and stereo: $288 in one visit.
The TV is on the wall on the fourth floor
Same price. We take it off the bracket and carry it down, and stairs cost nothing extra.
It is broken
Same price as working. Condition never changes the figure.
Tech plus furniture
Take a truck share — $241 for a quarter, $431 for a half — and send it all at once.
Book it
TVs from $62, monitors $58, desktops $62, printers $58, stereos $52 — published, flat, with responsible handling and disposal already inside the price. No surcharge for stairs, hills, distance or same-day, and nothing for you to carry anywhere. Name the devices and get your San Francisco price in about a minute.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to get rid of a tv in San Francisco?
A television under 42 inches is $62, a 42 to 65 inch set is $68 and anything above 65 inches is $73. A single TV on its own books at our $95 San Francisco minimum, so it pays to send the monitor and the old stereo along with it. Handling and disposal are inside the price and the crew takes it off the wall and down the stairs for you.
Where can i get rid of an old tv in sf?
Book us and we come to you. No loading it into a car, no queueing, no wondering whether a shop will accept it. We collect from anywhere in San Francisco, take it off the bracket if it is wall-mounted, carry it down however many flights there are, and handle the disposal responsibly. Same-day and next-day slots are common and cost no more than booking a week out.
Do you take computers and monitors?
Yes. A computer monitor is $58, a desktop or tower is $62, a home printer is $58, a commercial copier is $97, a stereo is $52 and a large speaker system is $57. A desktop, two monitors, a printer and a stereo together come to $288 in one visit. Wipe your drives before we arrive and the rest is ours to carry.
Is a broken TV more expensive to remove?
No. A cracked screen, a dead panel or a tower that has not booted in years costs exactly what a working one costs. We price the space and the handling, never the resale value, so there is nothing to test, repair or explain first. Point at it, agree the flat figure, and it is gone on the day you choose.
Do you charge more for stairs or a wall-mounted TV?
Never. Stairs, floor level, carry distance, which neighbourhood you are in and same-day booking are all set to zero in our pricing. A 65-inch set coming off the wall on the fourth floor of a walk-up costs the same as one sitting by the front door. The crew handles the bracket and the carry, and the quote you agreed is what you pay.
What if the electronics are part of a bigger clearout?
Then a truck share is the better buy: $241 for four cubic yards, $431 for eight, $732 for a full truck, with disposal included in every tier. An office or a spare room usually fits one of those. Desks are $83, office chairs $61 and filing cabinets from $60, so tech and furniture leave together on a single flat-priced visit.
Describe what is going and get a figure in about a minute on the quote page, or call (628) 221-0102. More about how we work.