How to Get Rid of Old Computers, Laptops & Electronics in Woodbridge, NJ

✓ Last verified October 29, 2026 against official Woodbridge, New Jersey and retailer sources. See sources.

Quick answer

Electronics aren't allowed in your green trash cart.
Drop them at the Convenience & Recycling Center, 225 Smith Street, Keasbey, Monday–Saturday, 8 a.m.–2 p.m. (Woodbridge residents, proof of residency).
For a curbside pick-up of electronics, call Recycling at 732-738-1311 ext. 3035. The township says fees may apply.

Illustration of old electronics: a laptop, a computer monitor, a keyboard, a phone and cables

Your options in Woodbridge

Convenience & Recycling Center drop-off Free

The township's 2026 guide lists electronic waste (computers, TVs and printers) among the items you can bring to the center in Keasbey. The center is for Woodbridge Township residents only, and you need proof of residency. Check in with the guard when you arrive, and sort your items beforehand. Commercial vehicles, commercial or out-of-state plates, box trucks and rental vehicles aren't allowed. Saturdays usually have longer waits.

Address: Convenience & Recycling Center, 225 Smith Street, Keasbey (Department of Public Works yard)
Hours: Monday–Saturday, 8 a.m.–2 p.m.; closed Sundays and holidays
Bring: Proof of Woodbridge residency; check in with the guard

Sources: Woodbridge Township – The Convenience and Recycling Center; Woodbridge Township – 2026 Solid Waste & Recycling Guide (flipbook PDF)

Curbside pick-up by appointment Varies

The Sanitation Division sends electronics, computers, TVs, monitors and printers to the Recycling line to schedule a curbside collection. The township's Q&A page says fees may apply, so ask when you call.

Call: Recycling, 732-738-1311 ext. 3035

Sources: Woodbridge Township – Sanitation (curbside pick-up numbers); Woodbridge Township – Sanitation Questions and Answers

Other free options in Middlesex County Varies

Middlesex County points to NJDEP's list of no-charge electronics locations, including Staples (printers, computers, monitors and fax machines only, no TVs), NewTech Recycling (732-564-3110, all covered devices) and AIT Electronic Recycling (908-533-9373, no TVs). Call ahead to confirm.

Source: Middlesex County – Recycling Programs and Events (paint drop-off days, electronics, HHW)

Pile of old electronics: a tube TV, flat-screen monitor, computer tower, printer, laptop and cables — TVs, computers & electronics: check the Woodbridge rules above before you set anything out or drive it to a drop-off.

Don't do this

Don't put electronics in your green trash cart. The township lists electronics as not allowed.
Don't take electronics to a county household hazardous waste day. The county doesn't accept them.
Wipe or remove the hard drive before recycling a computer.

Or pay someone to haul it

If you can't get it to a drop-off site, or can't wait for city pickup, a junk-removal service can take it from inside your home. Prices depend on the company, your location and the size of the load, so get a quote first. Ask whether they recycle or donate items and whether they follow Woodbridge's rules, especially for electronics and paint. Another option is to hire moving helpers by the hour: they do the lifting, and with a truck they can drive it to a drop-off site. They move it where you tell them, so pick a legal destination from this guide.

Rather not haul it? See prices for pickup help in the Woodbridge area

Someone else does the lifting for your electronics. You choose the day and where it goes.

Pickup truck bed with an old TV, mattress, armchair and dresser at a recycling drop-off yard

Hourly helpers + truck

Hourly movers/helpers with a truck, you direct the job: they carry it out and drive it where you say. Not a junk-removal company.
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Frequently asked questions

Where can I recycle electronics in Woodbridge?

At the Convenience & Recycling Center, 225 Smith Street, Keasbey, Monday–Saturday, 8 a.m.–2 p.m., with proof of Woodbridge residency.

Will Woodbridge pick up electronics at the curb?

Yes, by appointment. Call Recycling at 732-738-1311 ext. 3035. The township says fees may apply.

Sources

All checked on October 29, 2026. Rules, hours and fees change, so confirm with the source before you go.