TV & E-Waste · Cumberland
TV Removal in Cumberland
Most Cumberland homes have been through a TV or two since they were built — and the old ones tend to end up in the basement or the garage. We collect them for recycling: a 42–65 inch set is $68, a stereo $52, a desktop tower $62.
A National Road Town in Transition
Cumberland was platted on July 7, 1831, when the National Road reached it. Most of the town now lies in Hancock County, and its Marion County portion becomes an excluded town on January 1, 2027 — so local services may shift.
Housing here is mostly 1950s to ’80s single-family homes, which means basements, family rooms and garages with a few generations of electronics in them.
Cumberland Electronics Prices
| Item | Flat price |
|---|---|
| TV (under 42") | $62 |
| TV (42–65") | $68 |
| Stereo / sound system | $52 |
| Desktop computer / tower | $62 |
| Box of electronics | $77 |
From the Basement Up
Old Tube TVs
Heavy CRT sets are carried up the basement stairs and priced by screen size, just like a flat screen.
The Electronics Bin
Cables, VCRs, old phones and keyboards go into a single box-of-electronics price.
Cumberland Electronics FAQs
Will Cumberland’s trash service change in 2027?
The Marion County portion becomes an excluded town on January 1, 2027, so its services may change. Our pickup and prices stay the same.
How much is it to recycle an old TV in Cumberland?
Under 42 inches is $62, and 42 to 65 inches $68.
Can you take a heavy tube TV from the basement?
Yes. It comes up the stairs on a dolly and is priced by its screen size.
Do you take old computers?
Yes — a desktop tower is $62 and a monitor $58. Remove or wipe the hard drive first.
Recycle the Old Screens
A quick photo of each gets you a flat price.
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