Sydney's TV Recycling Specialists
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Zero Landfill Policy
NIST 800-88 Compliant
Zero Landfill
ISO/IEC 27001:2022
Information Security Management
ISO 45001:2018
Occupational Health and Safety Management
ISO 9001:2015
Quality Management Systems
ISO 14001:2015
Environmental Management
ITC Asset Management provides certified TV recycling in Sydney for households and businesses, covering flat-screen LED and LCD, older CRT box TVs, and large commercial displays. Recycling old TVs is free for households under the national scheme; for business volumes, ITC collects and recycles TVs of any size with full documentation. Smart TVs hold accounts and data, so data-bearing units are erased to the NIST 800-88 standard with Blancco before recycling, and every television is recycled responsibly under our ISO 14001:2015 environmental management system, with a zero-landfill goal. ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certified chain of custody, free business collection across Sydney, and a certificate of recycling for every job.
Recycle Old TVs Across Sydney
TV recycling is the responsible disposal of end-of-life televisions, where any smart TV is erased and every set is recycled to component level rather than sent to landfill.
Televisions are among the bulkiest and most hazardous items in the e-waste stream, and they should never go to landfill. Recycling old TVs is free for households under the national scheme; for business volumes, ITC collects and recycles TVs of any size with full documentation. That covers everything from a single flat-screen at home to a hotel, club, school, or office clearing dozens of sets at once.
For households, the national television and computer recycling scheme funds free TV recycling through council drop-off points, so a single old set should not cost anything to recycle. For businesses, the picture is different: you have volume, you may have smart TVs that held accounts and data, and you need documentation. That is where our certified collection comes in, every television recycled responsibly under our ISO 14001:2015 environmental management system, smart TVs erased, and a certificate of recycling issued for your records.
This page covers TV recycling specifically. For the full electronic waste picture, see our e-waste recycling Sydney service, and for screens and displays, see monitor recycling.
Smart TVs Hold Data Too
A modern smart TV is a connected computer. It stores streaming accounts, login details, and usage data, so when a business retires one it should be wiped, not just unplugged.
It is easy to forget that a smart TV signs into accounts and remembers them. A set that is simply switched off and sent for recycling can still carry login details and usage data. For a business retiring smart TVs in any volume, that is a data risk that needs handling, the same as any other connected device.
We handle it properly. Any smart TV that stored data is sanitised to the NIST 800-88 standard with Blancco, or physically destroyed if the set is broken, with a certificate confirming the method. The work runs under our ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certified chain of custody, suitable for audit under the Privacy Act. For the full data process, see our data destruction service.
Televisions We Recycle
Every type of TV, from the lounge room to the boardroom.
| Device | Recycling Treatment |
|---|---|
| Flat-Screen LED and LCD TVs | The most common modern sets. Collected and recycled responsibly under recognised Australian environmental standards, with materials recovered for reuse. |
| Smart TVs | Store accounts, apps, and settings, so data-bearing units are erased to NIST 800-88 with Blancco before recycling. |
| CRT (Box) TVs | Older cathode ray tube televisions contain leaded glass and need careful handling. Accepted and processed safely, never to landfill. |
| Cracked and Broken TVs | Damaged sets are still recyclable and handled through the same documented process. |
| Commercial and Display Screens | Hotel, club, venue, and signage TVs in bulk, collected from your site with full documentation. |
Where to Recycle or Dispose of an Old TV in Sydney
A single household TV and an office full of screens call for different channels. Here is how to choose, and what each one costs.
A television should never go in the general or kerbside bin. Older CRT box sets contain leaded glass, some flat-screen backlights contain small amounts of mercury, and every set holds recoverable metals and plastics, which is exactly why a proper recycling channel matters. The good news is that for a household, recycling an old TV is usually free.
| Channel | Best for | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Council e-waste drop-off | A household with one or two TVs. Council e-waste days and Community Recycling Centres accept televisions. | Free under the national television and computer recycling scheme. |
| Retailer haul-away | Households buying a new TV. Many electronics retailers will take the old set away when they deliver the replacement. | Often free or low cost with delivery of the new set. Ask at purchase. |
| ITC certified collection | Offices, hotels, clubs, venues, schools, and fit-outs clearing TVs in bulk, or any smart TVs that held data. | Free on-site collection across Sydney for qualifying business volumes. |
Not sure where your nearest household drop-off point is? Planet Ark's Recycling Near You lets you search by suburb. If you are a business clearing volume, skip the drop-off and have us collect on-site instead, alongside the rest of your e-waste.
Our Certified TV Recycling Process
Collect, wipe smart TVs, recycle, and certify. Every set documented.
Collection
We collect the televisions from your premises, so you do not move heavy or bulky sets yourself, all under chain of custody.
Inventory
Every set logged by asset tag, so you have a precise record of what was processed.
Smart TV Wiping
Any smart TV that stored data erased to NIST 800-88 with Blancco, with a report per device.
Certified Recycling
Each television recycled under our ISO 14001:2015 environmental management system, with glass, metals, and plastics recovered and a zero-landfill goal.
Certificates
Certificate of Recycling for the collection, plus a data destruction certificate for any smart TVs wiped.
Why Sydney Businesses Choose ITC for TV Recycling
Certified smart TV wiping, zero-landfill recycling, and on-site collection.
Smart TV Data Wiping
Data-bearing smart TVs erased to NIST 800-88 with a tamper-proof Blancco report before recycling.
Zero to Landfill
Every TV recycled responsibly under our ISO 14001:2015 environmental management system, with materials recovered through licensed downstream processors.
We Collect From You
No need to transport heavy sets. We collect across the Sydney metro area and greater NSW, free for qualifying volumes.
ISO-Certified Process
Collection and erasure run under our ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certified chain of custody, audited independently.
What Sydney Clients Say
Verified 5-star reviews from our Google Business Profile.
Amazing service from ITC Asset Management. Naomi was very clear and concise with the cost and the service. Rohit who picked up our depreciated IT assets was so efficient in his work and showed high level of professionalism. Thanks again.
Really impressed with this service. Was recommended to us by our IT supplier and could not be happier. Communication was excellent throughout the process. Pick up was arranged quickly and happened as promised. Destruction certificates provided as promised and never needed to chase. Would highly recommend.
Choosing ITC Asset Management was clearly the right choice. I needed an e-Waste provider that was ISO certified and they were able to assist with all of my requirements.
I contacted ITC through their website and was contacted back within minutes. I was given really detailed information on their process which helped me decide that they would be right for the job. I was able to book my e-Waste collection within the dates that I requested and the gentlemen who attended my office were lovely and helpful.
Collected all our e-waste and provided the reports as requested. Professional service.
Quick response to emails, turned up on time and took everything away with no fuss.
TV Recycling Sydney: Frequently Asked Questions
Is recycling old TVs free?
Recycling old TVs is free for households under the national television and computer recycling scheme, through council drop-off points and participating services. For business volumes, ITC collects and recycles TVs of any size with full documentation, including a certificate of recycling, and collection is free for qualifying volumes.
Where can I dispose of an old TV in Sydney?
Households can drop a TV at a council e-waste collection point or a Community Recycling Centre for free under the national scheme, and many retailers will take an old set away when they deliver a new one. Search Planet Ark's Recycling Near You by suburb for your nearest point. Businesses with several TVs, or any smart TVs that held data, can have ITC collect them on-site across Sydney.
Will a retailer take my old TV away?
Often, yes. Many electronics retailers offer to remove your old television when they deliver a replacement, either free or for a small fee, and send it for recycling. It is worth asking at the point of purchase. If you are not buying a new set, a free council drop-off is usually the simplest option for a household.
Can a business recycle TVs in bulk in Sydney?
Yes. ITC collects and recycles TVs of any size and quantity from offices, venues, hotels, clubs, and fit-outs across Sydney, under documented chain of custody and recycled responsibly under our ISO 14001:2015 environmental management system. You receive a certificate of recycling for your records.
Do you recycle old CRT (box) TVs?
Yes. Older CRT televisions contain leaded glass and other hazardous materials, so they must not go to landfill. We accept and process them safely, recovering materials under recognised Australian environmental standards.
How do you handle data on Smart TVs?
Smart TVs store accounts, apps, and settings. When a business retires them, the data-bearing units are sanitised to the NIST 800-88 standard with Blancco, or physically destroyed if the set is broken, with a certificate confirming the method.
Can I recycle a cracked or broken TV?
Yes. Cracked and non-working televisions are still fully recyclable and are handled through the same documented process. If a broken smart TV cannot be wiped, its storage is physically destroyed instead.
What are the rules for TV disposal in Sydney?
Televisions should not go in general waste or to landfill. Households can use free council e-waste drop-off points under the national scheme, and businesses should use a certified recycler that documents the process. ITC recycles every TV responsibly under our ISO 14001:2015 environmental management system.
Do you offer TV pickup for businesses?
Yes. We collect TVs from your Sydney business site, so there is no need to transport heavy sets yourself. Collection is free for qualifying volumes. For single household items, a council drop-off point is usually the quickest free option. Contact our team for a quote.
Book TV Recycling in Sydney
From a single old set to a venue full of displays, get a no-obligation quote for certified TV recycling, with smart TV data wiping, responsible recycling under our ISO 14001:2015 environmental management system, and a certificate of recycling for every job. Free business collection across Sydney. We respond within one business day.