TV recycling in Jupiter doesn't have to be complicated. Umuve picks up, transports, and recycles — 97% of materials recovered at R2-certified facilities. We accept CRTs (yes, even the massive old tube TVs), flat screens, monitors, and projection TVs. 42 operators serving all of Palm Beach County from $89.
4.9★ from 134 reviews • Licensed & Insured • 97% recycled (glass, metals, plastics)
Jupiter blends small-town beach charm with serious real estate. The lighthouse area and Harbourside Place attract tourists and seasonal residents who cycle through furnishings regularly. Jupiter Farms, with its 1.25-acre minimum lot sizes, generates massive amounts of yard waste and outdoor debris — fallen trees, old fencing, and barn cleanouts are common. The area's boating culture means marine equipment removal is a regular request. And with Roger Dean Stadium nearby, spring training season brings temporary commercial setups that need teardown help afterward.
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Upload photos of your items, select tv recycling & disposal as your service, pick a date, and get instant pricing. No waiting, no home visits needed.
Our system finds an operator experienced with waterfront property access — seawalls, dock areas, and island logistics. Average match time: 37 minutes.
We'll carefully remove your TV (including wall-mount removal if needed), wrap it for safe transport, and deliver it to a certified electronics recycling facility. Data-bearing devices are wiped or destroyed. 92% of what we collect in Palm Beach County gets donated or recycled — not landfilled.
Transparent pricing — what you see is what you pay. All prices include labor, hauling, and eco-friendly disposal.
Average tv recycling & disposal job in Jupiter: $201
Based on 980 completed jobs in Jupiter
Marine debris specialists — we handle boat parts, dock equipment, and waterfront items
Equipped for large-lot Jupiter Farms properties with long driveways and acreage
Spring training season commercial cleanup experience at Roger Dean Stadium area
We know the Jupiter Inlet area access points and bridge traffic patterns
Palm Beach County Solid Waste Authority handles residential bulk pickup (2 items per week max). Electronics are banned from regular trash and must go to certified e-waste facilities. Hazardous waste goes to the PBC SWA facility at 6890 N Jog Rd. Jupiter Farms properties may fall under unincorporated Palm Beach County rules with different bulk pickup schedules. Jupiter Island has its own strict debris policies.
Our 42 local operators cover every neighborhood in Jupiter, FL. Here's where we're most active:
Abacoa's new-urbanist community has compact homes where storage space is limited — decluttering and furniture swaps are common.
Jupiter Farms' 1.25-acre lots generate massive yard waste loads — fallen trees, old fencing, barn cleanouts, and rural debris.
Jupiter Island's ultra-exclusive estates produce premium cleanout jobs — from designer furniture to boat equipment and dock materials.
Indiantown Road corridor's commercial properties and restaurants generate fixture disposal and lease-turnover debris regularly.
Tequesta's small-village charm means tight streets and personal service — our operators know the regulars and the access routes.
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