TV & Electronics · Dunwoody
TV Removal in Dunwoody
The split-level basement rec room has a big TV nobody watches anymore, and the home office has a tower and two monitors from the last job. We clear the electronics and send them to recycling: a 65-inch-plus TV is $73, a desktop computer $62, a home printer $58.
Split-Levels and Perimeter Towers
Dunwoody became a city on December 1, 2008, after a three-year push. It was rural until the 1960s subdivisions arrived, and the Spruill family sold land for Perimeter Mall, which opened in 1971. About 40 percent of Perimeter Center sits on the Dunwoody side.
Those 1960s and ’70s split-levels and ranches often have basements full of electronics from several decades.
Dunwoody Electronics Prices
| Item | Flat price |
|---|---|
| TV (65" and Up) | $73 |
| Desktop Computer / Tower | $62 |
| Printer (Home / Inkjet) | $58 |
| Box of Electronics | $77 |
| Entertainment Center | $96 |
Basements and Home Offices
Up From the Basement
Big-screen TVs and entertainment centers come up the split-level stairs with walls protected.
Wipe Your Drives
We don’t provide data destruction, so remove or wipe computer drives before pickup.
Dunwoody FAQs
How much does it cost to remove a big-screen TV in Dunwoody?
A TV of 65 inches or more is $73, carried out and recycled.
Do you take computers and printers?
Yes. A tower is $62 and a home printer $58; loose cables fit in a box of electronics.
Is Dunwoody part of ATL311?
No. Dunwoody is its own city; check with your trash service about electronics.
Can you pick up from a Perimeter apartment?
Yes. Share any building access rules when you book.
Clearing Out Old Electronics?
A photo of each piece — flat price in seconds.
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