Old computer, spare monitor, printer that’s ready to go, gone from the curb. Choose your electronics, see the exact price and book by 2pm for same-day pickup.
Keep the setup you use. Clear out the one you don’t.
The old setup can go
You’ve moved on. Your old electronics haven’t.
The new laptop is working. The old monitor, tower and printer are still taking up a corner. Give the equipment you no longer use a pickup day, with the price settled before anyone arrives.
An exact price for your actual items.
Choose each device and see the total online. Loading, transportation and disposal are included. No visit just to find out the price.
A day to get it done.
Book by 2pm at your pickup address for same-day pickup, or choose a future date shown at checkout. Prepare your devices and have them outside before pickup.
Updates through the handoff.
Get a booking confirmation, a text when your hauler is on the way and photos when the pickup is done. Your retired equipment is one less thing to keep track of.
A separate monitor and tower count separately. Small devices and cables have their own box option. Choose what is actually leaving so your price matches the pickup.
Monitor, desktop or laptop.
Choose Computer monitor for each separate display. Desktop computer covers one tower or one all-in-one computer. A laptop is its own item. Add only the devices going.
Printer or office copier.
A printer with a built-in scanner belongs under Printer. A floor-standing copy machine belongs under Office copier. The shape matters more than the brand.
A box of smaller electronics.
Use Box of electronics for small devices, cables and chargers together in one box. For a large or heavy box, unusual contents or separate batteries, send a photo and confirm the fit before booking.
Electronics removal prices in Bristol
First item / additional item
Computer monitor$79 / $19
Desktop computer$79 / $19
Laptop$79 / $19
Printer$79 / $19
Box of electronics$79 / $19
Phone$79 / $19
Office copier$159 / $85
The highest first-item price applies once. Every remaining item uses its additional-item price. Loading, transportation and disposal are included. Applicable sales tax is shown before payment.
Prepare devices while they are still indoors and connected. Move them to an accessible outdoor pickup spot once they are ready to leave.
Dropcurb provides removal. Data erasure or certified data destruction is not included. For a device with a battery or condition concern, contact us before booking to confirm whether it can be collected.
Your place. One easy pickup plan.
A house, a condo or an apartment. Choose an accessible outdoor spot that works for your property. You arrange the move outside; we take it from there.
Save the files you want to keep. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions to sign out of accounts and erase personal information. If a device will not turn on, resolve any data concerns before handing it over.
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Separate what stays from what goes.
Unplug the equipment and count the devices in your booking. Set aside any accessories you are keeping. Group the items being collected so the right equipment is easy to identify.
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Arrange the outdoor handoff.
Follow the readiness instructions in your confirmation. Add a location photo and access notes. You arrange any carrying from inside your home or building; we load and take away the prepared items outside.
You’re in the loop. Until it’s gone.
Confirmation when you book. A heads-up before arrival. Photos when it’s done.
The city publishes no electronics program, so a screen or computer goes to a Sullivan County transfer station or out as household junk after checking with Public Works.
City cost & eligibility
No city or county page read here publishes an electronics charge. Confirm with Public Works at (423) 989-5567 for a curbside set out or with the Sullivan County Department of Sanitation at (423) 323-6439 for the transfer stations.
When & how
Take devices to a Sullivan County transfer station during its posted hours, or ask Public Works how the city wants a screen handled on the regular collection day.
Get it ready
The city treats fluorescent and television tubes as dangerous items, so if a tube goes into a container it has to be securely wrapped and marked to protect the collection crew. Keep electronics out of the recycling and keep the device whole rather than breaking it down.
The city collects several kinds of solid waste on the collection day and asks residents to separate garbage, household junk, yard debris and leaves before setting them out. Household junk and bulk items sit at the curb as their own pile rather than inside the container.
Broken glass, fluorescent and television tubes, light bulbs, needles and sharp pieces of metal must not be placed in a container unless they are securely wrapped and marked so the crew cannot be injured. Garbage itself has to be drained of liquid, wrapped, bagged and put in the container.
Use a permitted, accessible outdoor spot. Arrange the move out of your home, keep shared access clear and follow your confirmation’s readiness instructions. Check with your building about access or staging limits before booking.
City of Bristol Tennessee Public Works Solid Waste Section, with Sullivan County Solid Waste for transfer stations and hazardous waste
Take it to a county transfer station
Households with old appliances, computers or household waste to haul themselves.
Cost & conditions
The county publishes the stations and their hours but no rates, so confirm any charge with the Sullivan County Department of Sanitation on (423) 323-6439 or with the station directly before loading up.
Arrange it
Drive to the Bristol Transfer Station at 804 Raytheon Road, open 8:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. and not closed for lunch, or the Kingsport station at 1921 Brookside Lane, open 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. and closed for lunch from 11:30 a.m. to noon.
The stations take household waste, recyclables and select hazardous materials, and the county lists mixed paper, cardboard, aluminum cans and tin cans among what the recycling centers accept. Confirm anything unusual before the trip.
Bristol Tennessee keeps nearly everything in its own weekly curbside collection: refuse, household junk, furniture, appliances, brush and bulk items all go out on the same day, and no request call is needed for the junk, brush or bulk. The exceptions are the items the city refuses, which are tires on rims, car parts, building materials, dirt, rock and contractor material, plus hazardous and liquid waste. Appliances and computers can also be taken to a Sullivan County transfer station, with the Bristol station at 804 Raytheon Road open 8:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. and not closed for lunch, so confirm the days it is open on (423) 878-1880, and the county runs the household hazardous waste collection day for paint, chemicals and similar material. No fee is published on any of the pages read for this guide, so the packet asks residents to confirm charges with the city or the county before a trip. Curbside refuse, brush and bulk collection, set-out rules and contactsHousehold junk collection and the items the city will not takeAppliances, building material, hazardous waste and ashes rulesCounty transfer stations, accepted appliances and computers, hazardous waste day
County transfer station
Sullivan County Bristol Transfer Station
804 Raytheon Road, Bristol, TN 37620
Old computers and similar devices, which the county names among what residents bring to the Kingsport and Bristol transfer stations.
Posted hours only, 8:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at the Bristol station, with no published rate, so confirm the charge, the accepted items and the days it is open with the county before the trip.
Open 8:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. and the station is not closed for lunch. Confirm the days it is open and any holiday closing on (423) 878-1880.
The county publishes the station, its hours and its telephone number but no rate, so confirm any charge with the station on (423) 878-1880 or with the department on (423) 323-6439 before hauling a load.
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Before you book
A few things worth knowing.
Electronics removal, from choosing your item to pickup day in Bristol.
How much does electronics pickup cost in Bristol?+
A computer monitor is $79 as the first item and $19 as an additional item. Choose the actual devices and quantities to see your combined price online. A separate desktop tower and monitor are separate items. Loading, transportation and disposal are included; review the total and any applicable tax before payment.
Can you pick up old electronics today in Bristol?+
Book by 2pm at your pickup address for same-day pickup. Choose from the dates shown at checkout and have the prepared items outside according to your confirmation. We text you when your hauler is on the way and provide photos when the pickup is done. The booking is for a day, not an exact arrival time.
Does computer removal include my monitor and printer?+
Desktop computer covers one tower or one all-in-one computer. Add a separate monitor, printer or laptop as its own item if it is going too. For small devices, cables and chargers together, choose Box of electronics and check the description before booking.
Do you erase data from old computers?+
Data erasure and certified data destruction are not included in Dropcurb removal. Back up the information you need, then follow the manufacturer’s sign-out and reset instructions before pickup. If a device cannot be erased or contains sensitive business information, arrange suitable data handling before giving it away. Completion photos confirm the pickup, not data destruction.Official guidance
Can I book one box of old cables and small electronics?+
Yes. Box of electronics is an existing option for small devices, cables and chargers together in one box. A monitor, desktop computer and printer each have their own item option. Send a photo before booking for a large or heavy box, unusual contents or separate batteries so we can confirm the fit.
Where do televisions and computers go in Bristol?+
Sullivan County names its Kingsport and Bristol transfer stations as the places to dispose of old appliances and computers, and the Bristol Transfer Station is at 804 Raytheon Road. The city has no separate electronics program, and it asks that fluorescent and television tubes be securely wrapped and marked if they are placed in a container.Official guidance
Who collects trash in Bristol Tennessee?+
The city does, through the Solid Waste Section of the Public Works Department, with weekly curbside collection of refuse, brush and bulk items and curbside leaves from October through December. Questions go to Public Works on (423) 989-5567.Official guidance
How does the junk and bulk collection work?+
Household junk, brush and bulk items go to the curb on the regular collection day and no request call is required. The city collects them one to three business days after the trash service, and it aims for a weekly round that can slip during peak season.Official guidance
Is there a drop-off for appliances and computers?+
Yes. Sullivan County names its Kingsport and Bristol transfer stations as the places to dispose of old appliances and computers, and the Bristol station is at 804 Raytheon Road, open 8:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. and not closed for lunch. The county publishes no rate, so confirm the days it is open on (423) 878-1880 and the charge on (423) 323-6439.Official guidance
One less thing on your list
Give your old electronics a pickup day.
Choose what’s going. See the price. Clear that corner in Bristol.
