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Old TVs — especially heavy CRTs and large flat-screens — are classified as WEEE (waste electrical and electronic equipment) and need specialist recycling. You can't put them in your normal bins. In Poole, from Parkstone, Branksome and Canford Cliffs, we collect TVs and monitors of any type and size from your home. CRT, LCD, LED, plasma — they all contain materials that need proper handling. detached and semi-detached family home properties in the area mean wall-mounted TVs, entertainment setups, and old screens stored in garages are all common finds during clear-outs. Established family area with high owner-occupancy. Canford Cliffs and Sandbanks attract higher-value clearances. Hamworthy and Oakdale have more modest housing stock.
While we're there: add the TV stand (£35), a small appliance (£45), or bags of rubbish (£12/bag)
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Your TV + call-out = £79 total. A half load is £179 — just £100 more to clear the whole room.
BCP Council includes TVs in their bulky waste service at £37.50 for up to 3 items. You'll wait 2–3 weeks and need to leave it at the kerbside. For large flat-screens this is manageable, but old CRT TVs are extremely heavy for their size. TipRun collects from inside your home.
| Council | TipRun | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | £37.50 for up to 3 items | from £30 |
| Wait time | 2–3 weeks | Same-day available |
| Collection point | Kerbside | From inside your home |
| WEEE compliant | Yes | Yes — certified |
| Any type/size | Yes | CRT, LCD, LED, plasma — any |
Nuffield Recycling Centre (2.1 miles from Poole) has a WEEE bay for electronics. TVs are accepted, but larger screens can be awkward to transport in a car. Old CRT TVs are particularly heavy — a 32-inch CRT weighs around 40kg. Vans and trailers require a free permit — apply online at least 5 working days ahead. If you've got a TV plus other items to clear, a TipRun collection makes more sense than multiple tip trips.
Generally good access. Some Sandbanks and Canford Cliffs properties have gated driveways. Hamworthy has some narrow lanes near the quay. For TV disposal, please unplug the TV and remove any wall brackets if wall-mounted (we collect the TV, not the bracket). Remotes, cables, and small accessories can go with the TV at no extra charge. Free parking in most residential areas. Permit zones near Poole Quay and High Street. Sandbanks road can be congested in summer.
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TVs are WEEE items and can't go in household bins. Options: BCP Council bulky waste (£37.50 for up to 3 items), Nuffield Recycling Centre WEEE bay, or TipRun collection from £30 with same-day availability.
Yes — CRTs, plasmas, LCDs, LEDs, any type and any size. CRT TVs are heavy but we're equipped to handle them. All go to WEEE-compliant recycling.
Yes — monitors are treated the same as TVs. WEEE recycled. Same price, same service.
TV stands count as furniture removal (from £35). Book both together and we'll give you a better rate than booking separately. Small stands often go for free if there's room in the van.
Often, yes. Ask us and we'll tell you if we can fit it in the same day in Poole. We cover Parkstone, Branksome and Canford Cliffs and we're 5 min from base.
