Email

contact@goodbyejunkmontreal.com

Phone

+1 (514) 295 2123

Electronic waste removal Montreal

TL;DR

Good Bye Junk Montreal picks up old TVs, computers, monitors, printers and other unwanted electronics from homes and businesses, starting at $150 CAD. The final price depends on volume and is confirmed free before pickup. Same-day pickup is often available in Montreal, Laval, the North Shore and the South Shore.

  • TVs, computers, monitors, printers and office electronics
  • Electronics are sorted for recycling
  • Free quote; call (514) 295-2123

Electronic Waste Removal in Montreal: TVs, Computers and Printers

Good Bye Junk Montreal offers electronic waste removal in Montreal, Laval, the North Shore and the South Shore. We pick up old TVs, computers, monitors, printers and other unwanted electronics from homes and businesses. Prices start at $150 CAD, the final price depends on volume and is confirmed free before pickup, and same-day pickup is often available. Call (514) 295-2123 for a free quote.

Old TVs, monitors, computers and printers stacked outside a Montreal duplex
Illustration: old electronics ready for pickup.

What we remove

Old electronics pile up quickly in basements, closets and storage rooms. We take away most household and office electronics, including:

  • Televisions, including large flat screens and older bulky models
  • Desktop computers, laptops and monitors
  • Printers, scanners, copiers and fax machines
  • Stereos, speakers, receivers and home theatre equipment
  • Cell phones, tablets, game consoles and cables
  • Small office equipment left over after a move or an office cleanup

Electronics are heavy, awkward and not meant for the regular trash. Our movers carry them out, and we sort items for recycling or donation when possible. If you are also clearing furniture, see our office furniture removal and house cleanout services.

How it works

  1. Request a quote. Call (514) 295-2123, fill in the form on our remove your junk page or send photos. Tell us roughly how many items you have.
  2. Confirm the price. We estimate the volume and confirm a price free of charge before pickup.
  3. Pickup. Our movers arrive in the agreed window, carry everything out and load the truck.
  4. Recycle or donate. We prioritize recycling and donation when possible, and only dispose of what cannot be reused.

Areas we serve

We collect electronics throughout the island of Montreal, from the Plateau-Mont-Royal, Rosemont and Villeray to Verdun, NDG, Saint-Laurent, Outremont and Ahuntsic. Condos, duplexes, offices and storage units are all fine. We also serve Laval, the North Shore (Terrebonne, Repentigny, Blainville, Boisbriand) and the South Shore (Longueuil, Brossard, Saint-Lambert, Boucherville), within about 80 km of Montreal. Not sure about your address? Call us and we will confirm quickly. Our crews work 7 days a week from 8:00 to 20:00, so you can pick a morning, afternoon or early evening window that suits you.

Pricing

Electronic waste removal starts at $150 CAD. The final price depends on volume, and we confirm it with a free quote before pickup, so you know the amount before anything is loaded. A single old TV is a small job, while a full office of computers and printers is larger, so photos help us quote accurately. Because the quote is free and confirmed before pickup, you can compare it and decide without pressure, and you pay for what is actually being removed. See our rates page for more details.

Two movers in dark green polos carrying old electronics to a truck on a Montreal street
Illustration: movers loading old electronics.

Before you hand over old electronics: data, donation and recycling

Electronics often contain personal information, so a few minutes of preparation protects you.

  • Protect your data: back up what you need, sign out of accounts and erase or reset phones, tablets and computers. Data security remains your responsibility.
  • Donate if it works: a working monitor, computer or TV in good condition may be reusable. Tell us when you book and we will keep reusable items separate when possible.
  • Recycle the rest: broken, outdated or damaged electronics are sorted for recycling whenever possible.

Remove batteries from loose devices if you can, and gather cables in a box. Keep electronics dry and in one place so pickup takes minutes. Common mistakes include leaving a hard drive full of files, forgetting an old TV in the garage, and putting electronics out with the regular garbage. Industrial waste is not accepted. For a mixed load that includes furniture, see furniture removal.

Many people keep old electronics because they do not know where they should go. A television from the basement, a stack of printers from a closed office and a box of cables from a move are all common finds, and together they take real space. We can come once and take everything, so you do not have to make several trips or find a drop-off point that accepts each type of device. Tenants, landlords, property managers and small businesses all use the service when they need a space cleared by a given date, and same-day pickup is often available when the schedule allows. When you request a quote, list the main items and mention anything oversized, such as a rear-projection TV or a copier on casters. The more precise the description, the faster we can confirm the price and the pickup window.

Frequently asked questions

How much does electronic waste removal cost in Montreal?

Prices start at $150 CAD. The final price depends on volume and is confirmed free before pickup.

Do you take old TVs and computer monitors?

Yes. We remove flat screens and older bulky TVs as well as computer monitors.

Do I need to erase my computer before pickup?

Yes, we recommend backing up and erasing your devices first. Data security remains your responsibility.

What happens to the electronics you pick up?

We prioritize recycling and donation when possible. Items that cannot be reused are disposed of properly.

Can you pick up electronics from an office?

Yes. We regularly remove computers, printers and other equipment from offices. Send photos for a quick quote.

Which areas do you serve?

We serve Montreal, Laval, the North Shore and the South Shore, within about 80 km of Montreal. We are open 7 days a week from 8:00 to 20:00.

Book your pickup

Ready to clear out old electronics? Call (514) 295-2123, request a removal online or contact us at contact@goodbyejunkmontreal.com. We are available 7 days a week from 8:00 to 20:00.

GoodBye Junk Montreal

Montreal QC Canada

+1 (514) 295-2123

PC recycling, old TVs and printers: what to expect from a pickup

Searches such as PC recycling in Montreal, old TV disposal or printer pickup all point to the same need: someone who will carry heavy, awkward devices out and make sure they do not end up in the regular trash. We handle that part so you do not need to drive around to several drop-off points.

  • Computers: towers, laptops, all-in-one machines, keyboards and monitors.
  • Screens and TVs: older bulky models as well as flat screens, which are easy to crack if moved without help.
  • Office devices: printers, copiers, scanners, routers and small network equipment.

Home, small business or office cleanup

A household with a TV and an old desktop in a closet is a small job. A company replacing a dozen workstations is larger, but the steps are the same. When a business is upgrading its equipment, it helps to give us a rough count by type, so we can plan the right vehicle and number of people.

A quick checklist before pickup

  • Count the devices by category and take one clear photo of the pile.
  • Reset or wipe anything that stored personal files or passwords, and remove memory cards or SIM cards.
  • Put cables, chargers and accessories in one box so they travel with the device.
  • Tell us if something is cracked, leaking or damaged, so we handle it carefully.

Is it worth keeping, donating or recycling?

A working laptop or monitor can sometimes be reused by a school, a community group or a family member. If a device still turns on and looks presentable, mention it when you book and we will keep it apart when possible. If it is broken, outdated or missing parts, it is sorted for recycling instead. We do not give legal or environmental advice on specific programs, so if you have a special requirement, such as documentation for a company, ask us when you request the quote.

When is a pickup the best option?

It makes sense after a move, an office refresh, a basement cleanup or a TV upgrade, or whenever the old devices have been in the corner for months. Call +1 (514) 295-2123 for a free quote in Montreal, Laval, the North Shore or the South Shore.