Electronic waste removal & disposal in Johnstown

Liberty Junk Removal handles electronic waste removal & disposal for homes and offices in Johnstown and around Northern Colorado. It's for what piles up after an upgrade, like the old monitors, a printer that always jammed, the tower under the desk and a tangle of cords nobody can match to anything. That pile tends to sit in a basement corner or a back room for years.

Two dead TVs and a box of chargers can wait in the garage until loading starts. A desktop and a printer found while sorting a parent's house can leave with everything else going out of that home. An office swapping in new computers can send photos of the old monitors and get a quote for the lot.

Pickups go out from Johnstown to Wellington, Severance, Broomfield, Northglenn and the other Northern Colorado towns Liberty Junk Removal serves. Single pieces are listed under TVs, computers and other electronics. A job can be one dead laptop, or an office full of monitors and towers.

What goes on the truck

• Tube and flat-screen TVs
• Desktop computers and laptops
• Computer monitors and keyboards
• Printers, scanners and copiers
• Stereos, speakers and DVD players
• Game consoles and cable boxes
• Office phones and phone systems
• Boxes of cords and remotes

These are the usual pieces on this kind of job, not the whole list.

From the full list of what goes on the truck: electronics.

What counts as e-waste for a junk pickup?

E-waste is the screens, computers and gadgets a home or business is done with, plus their cords. In a house that might be a flat screen that quit, an old desktop, a printer and the drawer of remotes nobody opens. In an office it's rows of monitors and keyboards, a copier, the old phone system and a cable bin under every desk.

An appliance removal & disposal job is usually one big piece, like a fridge or a washer. An electronics pile runs the other way, dozens of small things with a couple of heavy ones mixed in. The small things are why the corner never gets cleared, since nobody wants to make trip after trip with a box of chargers. All of it goes on the load, a deep tube TV and the loose cords alike.

Will the paint and chemicals go with the old TVs?

Paint goes. An electronics job takes it like any other job Liberty Junk Removal does, with empty cans preferred and an extra fee on full ones. Fuel and medical or biohazard waste are left out. It mostly comes up in garages, where the dead stereo sits on a shelf next to a can of deck stain and a jug of weed killer. The weed killer is a chemical, so ask first and expect an extra fee.

An office has its own version of that shelf. The closet with the broken printers often has cleaning sprays and a jug of floor stripper beside them. Those are ask-first items, so mention them in your text. The printers and the old fax machine go either way.

Moving the cans and bottles off to the side before you take the photo makes the quote cleaner. If some of them end up in the picture anyway, that's fine. Say which ones are staying in your text, and they'll be left where they are.

Will Liberty Junk Removal carry a heavy TV up from the basement?

Yes. Liberty Junk Removal does the lifting, stairs included, and a deep console TV comes up from the basement the same way a box of cables does, only slower.

Your text or call gets a reply and a quote, and from there the job goes on the calendar. They stay in touch until the truck arrives. When the last tower is loaded they say so.

At a business, the manager runs it, sending photos room by room and booking a time that works around the staff. If the old desks and chairs are leaving with the computers, the job is closer to commercial junk removal.

How much does e-waste removal cost in Johnstown?

Any job, even a single printer, starts at the $125 minimum. Above that, it comes down to the truck space the load needs. A printer and a bag of cords barely dent it. A basement full of old towers, tube TVs and boxed stereo gear takes a lot more, and the price goes up with it.

The price includes loading, the haul and sending it all off as e-waste, and dump fees are never billed on their own. A pile of small electronics is hard to size from a single shot when it's spread around a room.

That's why the photos matter more here than on a one-piece job. Text a photo to (970) 634-6969 with every monitor and box of cords in the frame, including whatever is stacked behind the door. Add a second shot when the pile wraps around a corner.

Where do old TVs and computers go after they're hauled away?

They go out as e-waste. Anything saved on an old laptop or desktop leaves with the machine, so wipe the files or pull the drive before pickup day if there's anything private on it. The same goes for an old phone in the junk drawer.

An electronics corner seldom holds only electronics. Furniture from the same spot with some use left in it, like a bookshelf or a desk chair, gets offered to Habitat for Humanity or a thrift store before anything else. Whatever is plain trash goes to the landfill.

How the price works

Text a photo of what needs to go to (970) 634-6969. Liberty Junk Removal looks at how much room it takes on the truck and texts back a quote for the whole job. The quote holds unless the job turns out bigger than the photo showed. No hourly rate. Jobs start at $125. Read the junk removal cost guide.

Where Liberty Junk Removal does this

All of the Northern Colorado area. During Clean-Up Days, electronics drop-off is at the south end of the Public Works building in Frederick. See every town Liberty Junk Removal covers for electronic waste removal and disposal.