E-Waste & Electronics Recycling in Woodland

What we take

Dump Ninja Junk Removal picks up e-waste and old electronics in Woodland. The tube TV in the garage that weighs as much as a fridge. The two dead monitors under the desk. The printer that jammed once in 2019 and never got another chance. You can’t put any of it in the trash bin, and the county drop-off means loading it into your own car. We carry it out instead, and we take it to a certified e-waste recycler.

Here’s what rides in the truck on a Woodland e-waste pickup:

• Flat-screen TVs of every size, and the old tube and rear-projection sets
• Computer monitors, both flat and the deep old ones
• Desktop towers, laptops, and tablets
• Printers, scanners, copiers, and fax machines
• Stereos, speakers, receivers, and DVD and VHS players
• Game consoles and controllers
• Cable boxes, modems, routers, and the drawer of chargers
• Microwaves and small kitchen electronics
• Phones, and the cables that go with phones you no longer own
• Office electronics: server racks, UPS units, phone systems

Small stuff and batteries

Cables, remotes, and small electronics are welcome; toss them in a box and we’ll take the box. Household batteries and fluorescent tubes in limited quantities. Ask us. Wet-cell batteries, like the one in your car, we can’t take. Larger quantities of bulbs and batteries go to the county’s household hazardous waste drop-off, and we’ll tell you where.

Your data

Dump Ninja doesn’t wipe hard drives, so pull the drive or wipe it before we get to your Woodland home. If you’d rather hand us the computer without its drive, that’s completely fine.

What we can’t take

Asbestos, medical waste, ammunition, and wet-cell batteries.

How it works

An e-waste pickup from Dump Ninja in Woodland takes the same four steps as everything else we haul. Electronics just get sorted onto a different pile at the end.

1. You call, text, or book online. Tell us what you’ve got. “Two TVs, a monitor, and a box of computer stuff” is plenty. A photo by text is helpful if one of the TVs is the old heavy kind.
2. We come look. Two people in uniform, on the day we agreed. We find where everything is, upstairs or in the garage, and check for anything that has to come off a wall or out of a cabinet.
3. We name the price on site. One number for the whole pickup, before anything moves. Say no and we leave, no fee for the visit.
4. If you say go, we load, sweep, and leave. The TV comes off the stand, the tower comes out from under the desk, and the dust bunnies that lived behind both get swept up.

Most Woodland e-waste pickups take well under an hour. Because electronics are small, people often add the couch or the old dresser to the same trip, and we’re glad to quote it all together. If you’re at work, leave the garage unlocked and we’ll text a photo when it’s done.

What it costs

Dump Ninja quotes e-waste in Woodland on site, by the room it takes in the truck. Most electronics don’t take much, so an e-waste pickup is often a single-item job, and the single-item price on this page is the honest starting point. Add a printer and a box of cables and it’s still one trip and one number. You’ll see it before we load.

What’s included:

• All the labor. Carrying the tube TV down the stairs is our problem, not yours.
• The sweep-up. Behind the entertainment center and under the desk.
• Delivery to a certified e-waste recycler, and any fees that go with it. The TVs, monitors, and computers from a Woodland pickup go to the recycler, not into the Yolo County Central Landfill.
• Donation runs. A working TV or computer in decent shape can find another home through our giveaways instead of the shredder.

What can add to the price: stairs. A TV that has to come off a wall mount or out of a built-in. A microwave or other appliance, which carries an environmental fee. We handle all of it. You get the whole number on site, before anything moves. No number per screen on the website, and no surprise at the truck.

Why Woodland homeowners call Dump Ninja

Because the e-waste has been sitting there for years and the alternative is loading it into the back of your own car. Woodland homeowners call Dump Ninja when they want it gone in one trip and want to know it went somewhere real.

“From e-waste, old garage door opener to an old water heater, he did it all and then some. His customer service and communication is exceptional.” — Catherine Mathison, Google

“Fast, friendly service. Charges were reasonable, quoted on the spot and clearly explained.” — CATraveler, Google

Whoever pulls up, Roman, Fabian, Rich, or Jeremy, the job goes the same way. Dump Ninja is a local crew on Matmor Road in Woodland with 5.0 stars across 470 Google reviews and a BBB A+ rating, fully insured on every job. We also care where things end up. Working electronics get a second life through the giveaways we run every week, and everything else goes to a certified recycler that recovers the metals and handles the screens the right way.

It’s a small job for us and a big relief for you. That’s the trade we like.

Where we serve

Dump Ninja stages both trucks on Matmor Road in Woodland, so an e-waste pickup anywhere in town is a short drive, and the electronics ride to the certified recycler with the rest of the day’s loads.

Davis and El Macero are about twenty minutes down Highway 113, and the June and September move-outs there fill the truck with monitors and towers every year. West Sacramento is a straight shot down I-5. Knights Landing is a quick run north on Highway 113, Esparto is an easy drive west on Highway 16, and we cover Natomas across the causeway. Winters and Dixon are a little farther but on our regular routes. Anywhere in Yolo County with a garage full of old electronics, Dump Ninja can get there.

We don’t serve Elk Grove, Roseville, or Fairfield. If you’re outside our area, we’ll tell you on the first call.