TV & Electronics Removal · Germantown & West Bend
TV Removal in Germantown
The finished basement got a new screen, and the old one is leaning against the furnace. Wisconsin won’t let it into a landfill, so it needs a recycler. We take it there: a 42–65 inch set is $68, a big-screen $73.
Newer Subdivisions and Open Acreage
Germantown takes its name from settlers who arrived in the 1840s from Bavaria, Hessen, the Rhineland, Pomerania and Prussia. Next door, Richfield is almost entirely owner-occupied acreage.
Most homes across Germantown, Richfield and Jackson went up between the late 1980s and late ’90s, and moves in and out of those subdivisions leave old electronics behind. West Bend, the Washington County seat, rounds out the area to the north.
Germantown Electronics Prices
| Item | Flat price |
|---|---|
| TV (42–65") | $68 |
| TV (65" and up) | $73 |
| Desktop computer | $62 |
| Speaker system (large) | $57 |
| Entertainment center | $96 |
The Lower-Level Media Room
Screens and Speakers
Old TVs, surround speakers and receivers come up the stairs together and head to an e-waste recycler.
The Cabinet They Sat In
Big entertainment centers come apart on site and go on the same load.
Germantown TV FAQs
Can I throw an old TV away in Germantown?
Not in the trash — Wisconsin banned TVs and computers from landfills in 2010. They need to go to a recycler.
How much does TV removal cost in Germantown?
A 42–65 inch TV is $68 and a larger one $73.
Do you serve Richfield, Jackson and West Bend?
Yes, at the same prices. The northern edge of West Bend is just outside our area, so send the address to confirm.
Can you take the entertainment center too?
Yes, for $96, on the same trip.
Old Screens in the Lower Level?
Photograph them — recycled at one flat price.
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