Electrical Waste (WEEE)

Electrical waste disposal,
handled by licensed carriers.

Electrical items count as WEEE (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment) and legally need to go through a registered carrier rather than general rubbish. Post your electrical waste here and it'll only reach handlers licensed to process it properly.

VerifiedEvery handler checked against the Environment Agency register

What we collect

TVs, monitors and computer equipment
Small electricals — kettles, toasters, vacuum cleaners
Cabling, chargers and other e-waste
Electrical items mixed in with a wider house clearance

What does electrical waste collection cost?

Smaller electrical items are generally inexpensive to have collected, especially bundled together — a box of old cabling and small appliances costs far less than a single large collection. Larger items like older CRT TVs can cost a bit more due to specialist handling requirements.

Small/mixed electrical items often start around £15–£35 depending on volume — post your job for exact quotes.

How it works

Step 1

Post your job

Add photos and a description — takes about two minutes, always free.

Step 2

Compare quotes

EA-licensed handlers near you send priced quotes, usually within hours.

Step 3

Pay once collected

Book whoever you prefer — payment is only released once collection is confirmed.

Verified

Every handler is EA Verified

We check each handler's Waste Carrier Licence number against the EA public register before they can respond to a single job, and re-verify monthly. If a licence lapses or is revoked, the account is suspended immediately.

Frequently asked questions

Why can't electrical items go in general waste?
WEEE regulations require electrical and electronic equipment to be collected and processed separately, since components can contain hazardous materials and valuable recoverable metals.
Can I combine electrical waste with a wider clearance?
Yes — describe everything in your job description and handlers who cover both categories will quote for the whole collection.
Is data on old computers or hard drives handled securely?
It's worth wiping any personal data yourself before collection as standard practice — message your handler directly if you have specific questions about their process.
Do you collect large appliances like fridges too?
Fridges and freezers are handled slightly differently due to refrigerant gases — see our dedicated fridge & appliance disposal page for those.

Ready to get it collected?

Free to sign up. Free to post. Always.