tv recycling

Bulk TV Recycling and Disposal for Businesses

National Recycling provides TV recycling for businesses across the UK, collecting televisions, monitors and commercial displays in bulk from hotels, offices, retailers, schools and other commercial sites.

UK-wide collections
Fully compliant
Recycling first
Duty of Care documents

TV collections

TVs and Displays We Collect

We handle all types of TVs and displays, from a few office monitors to a full batch of retail screens. Our service ensures WEEE is disposed of safely whilst materials are recycled effectively.

We can also collect computers, laptops and other office WEEE in the same load.

tv disposal
Specialist disposal.
Handled with care.
  • Televisions.
    TVs from hotel rooms, staff areas, meeting rooms and hospitality venues.
  • Office monitors.
    Computer monitors from desk refreshes and office moves.
  • Digital signage.
    Commercial signage screens and display units.
  • Retail displays.
    In-store display screens from shops and shopping centres.

Let’s get it sorted

Book a Bulk TV Collection

Tell us what screens you need collected and our team will reply with a quote. Call 0845 366 9306 or request a quote online.

0845 366 9306
Head office400 Pavilion Drive, Northampton, NN4 7PA
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From your site to a fresh start

How Our TV Disposal Service Works

  1. 01

    Tell us what you have.

    Fill in the quote form with the screen types, rough quantity and collection postcode. A photo helps us quote accurately.
  2. 02

    Get your quote.

    Our team replies with a quote providing clear pricing details.
  3. 03

    We collect.

    A licensed carrier from our national haulage network collects from your site.
  4. 04

    Dismantle and recycle.

    Each TV is taken apart and sorted into core materials. Circuit boards, wiring and metals are separated, glass is processed for reuse, and hazardous components are recycled or disposed of at licensed facilities.
  5. 05

    Receive your documents.

    You get waste transfer notes and certificates of recycling for every collection.

A partner you can depend on

Why Choose National Recycling for TV Recycling

  • Built for bulk.

    We collect commercial loads, from hotel refurbishments to office-wide monitor upgrades.
  • Recycling first.

    Glass, metals and circuit boards are recovered wherever possible, and only what cannot be recycled safely is disposed of.
  • Fully compliant.

    We use verified waste carriers and licensed recycling facilities, in line with UK regulations.
  • UK-wide coverage.

    Our network of haulage partners collects nationwide, so hotel groups and retail chains deal with one supplier.
  • 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.

A little clarity

TV Recycling FAQs

Ask our team
How do I dispose of a TV in the UK?

Businesses must pass old TVs to a licensed waste carrier that takes them to a licensed recycling facility, because TVs are WEEE. Households can use council recycling centres instead. National Recycling collects TVs in bulk from businesses across the UK and provides the paperwork for your records.

Can I recycle TVs from my hotel or office in one collection?

Yes. We collect commercial loads of TVs, monitors and display screens in one visit, whether you are refurbishing a hotel, refitting a shop or replacing office monitors. Tell us roughly how many screens you have and we will send you a quote.

Do you collect computer monitors as well as TVs?

Yes. We collect office monitors, digital signage and retail displays as well as televisions. You can add computers, laptops and other office electronics to the same collection, which keeps your paperwork in one place and saves arranging separate pickups for each type of equipment.

Can a business put old TVs in a skip?

No. TVs are electrical waste, and the WEEE Regulations require them to go to a licensed recycling facility. Some screens also contain hazardous components. Putting them in a general waste skip could breach your duty of care, so use a licensed carrier and keep the waste transfer note.

What happens to TVs when they are recycled?

Each TV is dismantled and sorted into its core materials. Circuit boards, wiring and metals are separated for recovery, the glass is processed and reused, and any hazardous components are recycled or disposed of at licensed facilities. You receive a certificate of recycling for the collection.

Do you collect TVs from households?

No. Our service is for businesses and other organisations, such as hotels, offices, retailers and schools. To recycle a TV from your home, contact your local council, use a household recycling centre or ask the retailer selling your new TV about take-back.