Computer Monitor Recycling for Businesses
National Recycling provides computer monitor recycling for businesses and schools across the UK, collecting old, broken and surplus monitors in bulk from your site.
Computer monitor collections
Monitors We Collect
Monitors pile up after desk refreshes, office moves and closures. We collect computers, laptops, iPads, and other accessories from offices, schools, call centres, warehouses and IT departments.
Collecting televisions rather than computer screens? See TV recycling.
Handled with care.
LCD and LED monitors.
Flat-screen computer monitors from desks and workstations, working or not.Broken monitors.
Screens with cracked panels, dead pixels or failed power supplies.Monitors alongside other IT.
Add desktop computers, laptops and printers to the same collection.
From your site to a fresh start
How Monitor Disposal Works
- 01
Tell us what you have.
Use the quote form to give us the number of monitors, their type and your collection postcode. A photo helps. - 02
Get your quote.
Our team replies with a quote providing clear pricing details. - 03
We collect.
A verified waste carrier from our haulage network collects from your site on an agreed date. - 04
Recycle or dispose.
Monitors are taken to licensed recycling facilities, where the materials are recovered wherever it is safe to do so. - 05
Receive your documents.
You get waste transfer notes showing you met your duty of care.
Let’s get it sorted
Get a Monitor Recycling Quote
Tell us how many monitors you need collected and our team will reply with a quote. Call 0845 366 9306 or request a quote online.
Professional services
Monitor Recycling and the Law
Computer monitors are electrical waste under the Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) Regulations 2013. Businesses cannot put them in general waste or a skip, and they must be recycled at a licensed recycling facility.
Under section 34 of the Environmental Protection Act 1990, your business has a duty of care for its waste. You must use authorised carriers and keep waste transfer notes for 2 years.
A partner you can depend on
Why Choose National Recycling for Monitor Recycling
Bulk collections.
We collect monitors in volume from businesses and schools, alongside the rest of your IT.UK-wide coverage.
Our network of haulage partners collects nationwide, so every site can use one supplier.Fully compliant.
Verified waste carriers and licensed recycling facilities, in line with UK regulations.Recycling first.
Materials are recovered wherever possible, and the rest is disposed of safely.Fast quotes.
Our team replies quickly to every enquiry, providing a fast turnaround for collections.One-off or regular.
Book a single clearance or a scheduled collection, with one supplier for every location.
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How do I dispose of old computer monitors?
Businesses should use a licensed waste carrier that recycles monitors under the WEEE Regulations. Monitors cannot go in general waste or a skip. National Recycling collects computer monitors in bulk from businesses and schools across the UK, recycles them at licensed recycling facilities and provides waste transfer notes.
Can computer monitors be recycled?
Yes. Monitors are recycled at licensed recycling facilities, where the glass, plastics, metals and circuit boards are separated and recovered. Anything that cannot be recycled is disposed of safely. Working and broken monitors can go through the same collection, alongside the rest of your old IT equipment.
Can I put monitors in a general waste bin or skip?
No. Computer monitors are electrical waste under the WEEE Regulations 2013, so businesses must keep them out of general waste and skips. Store them separately and arrange a collection with a licensed carrier, then keep the waste transfer notes for 2 years as part of your duty of care.
Do computer monitors store data?
No. Standard computer monitors do not store your files, so they do not usually need secure wiping. The computers and laptops they were connected to do. If you are clearing desks, add the PCs and laptops to the same collection and we can arrange secure data erasure or destruction for those devices.
Do you collect broken monitors?
Yes. We collect monitors that no longer work, including screens with cracked panels, dead pixels or failed power supplies. Broken monitors are still electrical waste under the WEEE Regulations, so they need the same compliant recycling as working ones. Tell us how many you have when you request a quote.
Is there a minimum number of monitors you collect?
Our service is designed for businesses and schools clearing monitors in bulk. Tell us how many monitors you have, along with any other IT equipment, and our team will reply with a quote and the collection options for your site.