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Where to recycle electronics in Sugar Land and Fort Bend County

A neutral list of local options. EverTrade is one of them.

Quick answer

Most household electronics can be recycled free at drop-off in Sugar Land at EverTrade Electronics (10100 Belknap Rd, Suite B5, Sugar Land, TX 77498; Mon-Fri 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM; Saturday by appointment; closed Sunday; weekday drop-off does not need an appointment). Flat-screen TVs are $20 each (any size). The Fort Bend County Recycling Center in Rosenberg takes electronics and TVs for a per-item fee (see the county page; amounts are not copied here). Computer manufacturers offer a free consumer recycling program under Texas law. TV makers run a separate take-back program. Check each program for what it accepts.

Options

OptionWhereCostTakesDoesn't takeHoursSource
EverTrade Electronics10100 Belknap Rd, Suite B5, Sugar Land, TX 77498Free for most items. Flat-screen TVs are $20 each (any size).Most household electronics, including computers, phones, printers, and UPS battery backups.CRT TVs and CRT monitors. Loose untaped batteries.Mon-Fri 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM; Saturday by appointment; closed Sunday. Weekday drop-off does not need an appointment.Residential drop-off
Fort Bend County Recycling Center1200 Blume Road, Rosenberg, TX 77471Electronics and TVs by a per-item fee. See the county Accepted Material and Fees page. Amounts are not copied here.Electronics and TVs, among other materials listed by the county.See the county page.See county page.County recycling center
City of Sugar Land Recycle Round UpSee the city page for the current site.See the city page.Periodic event for Sugar Land residents. Items are listed on the city page.See the city page.See the city page.Recycle Round Up
Missouri City GreenSee the events page.See the events page.Periodic community events. Check the events page for electronics collections.See the events page.See the events page.Upcoming events
Texas Recycles ComputersManufacturer take-back. Locations are on the program page.Free consumer program for computers, as described by TCEQ. Check the program.Computers, per the program page.TVs are a separate program.See the program page.TCEQ computer program
Texas Recycles TVsManufacturer take-back. Locations are on the program page.Check the program. This guide does not list a price.TVs, per the program page.See the program page.See the program page.TCEQ TV program
StaplesParticipating stores. See the retailer page.See the retailer page. Terms change.See the retailer page. Terms change.See the retailer page.See the retailer page.Staples recycling
Best BuyParticipating stores. See the retailer page.See the retailer page. Terms change.See the retailer page. Terms change.See the retailer page.See the retailer page.Best Buy recycling

Last checked: October 30, 2026. The Best Buy recycling page could not be opened from our check that day, so confirm that link before you rely on it. Missouri City Green's events page did not list an electronics collection on that date. County fee amounts are not copied here because they change.

The county fees page linked above is Accepted Material and Fees.

Item lookup

Laptops and desktops

EverTrade drop-off is free for most items. You can also use Texas Recycles Computers.

Phones and tablets

EverTrade accepts phones and tablets at drop-off. Back up the device, sign out, and erase it yourself first. On an iPhone, use Erase All Content and Settings.

Flat-screen TVs

EverTrade charges $20 each (any size). The county center takes TVs for a per-item fee. Texas Recycles TVs is the manufacturer take-back program.

CRT TVs and CRT monitors

EverTrade does not accept them. For CRT TVs, check Texas Recycles TVs or a city or county household hazardous waste program. For CRT monitors, check Texas Recycles Computers or the same household hazardous waste programs.

Printers, copiers, cables, and chargers

EverTrade accepts these at drop-off. See the accepted items list for exceptions.

UPS battery backups

EverTrade accepts UPS battery backups. Batteries must stay in the device, or the terminals must be taped.

Loose batteries

EverTrade does not accept loose untaped batteries. Check the county accepted-materials page. This guide does not say the county accepts them.

Before you drop off

Back up your files and sign out of accounts. Erase a working phone or tablet yourself before drop-off. On an iPhone, use Erase All Content and Settings.

At EverTrade, drives are wiped at the Sugar Land facility per a NIST SP 800-88-aligned process. End-of-life drives are physically disabled in-house.

Accepted items · Sugar Land drop-off

For city, school, and community pages

You can link here, or link the residential drop-off page, from a city, school, HOA, or community page. Last checked: October 30, 2026. If a link is wrong, email info@evertradeelectronics.com.

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Common questions

Where can I recycle a laptop or desktop in Sugar Land or Fort Bend County?

EverTrade Electronics in Sugar Land accepts laptops and desktops at drop-off, free for most items. Computer manufacturers also offer a free consumer recycling program under Texas law. See the Texas Recycles Computers page on the TCEQ site for that program.

Where do I take a flat-screen TV, and what does it cost at EverTrade?

EverTrade charges $20 per flat-screen TV, any size. The Fort Bend County Recycling Center in Rosenberg also takes TVs for a per-item fee. See the county Accepted Material and Fees page for the current amount. TV makers run a separate take-back program. Check that program for what it accepts.

Where do CRT TVs and loose batteries go if EverTrade does not take them?

EverTrade does not accept CRT TVs, CRT monitors, or loose untaped batteries. For CRT TVs, check Texas Recycles TVs or a city or county household hazardous waste program. For CRT monitors, check Texas Recycles Computers or the same household hazardous waste programs. For loose batteries, check the county accepted-materials page. EverTrade does accept UPS battery backups when the batteries stay in the unit or the terminals are taped.

Where to recycle electronics in Sugar Land and Fort Bend County

Last checked: October 30, 2026. Full guide: https://evertradeelectronics.com/resources/fort-bend-electronics-recycling-guide

EverTrade Electronics

10100 Belknap Rd, Suite B5, Sugar Land, TX 77498

(832) 777-3002

Mon-Fri 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM; Saturday by appointment; closed Sunday. Weekday drop-off does not need an appointment.

Free for most items at drop-off. Flat-screen TVs are $20 each (any size).

CRT TVs, CRT monitors, and loose untaped batteries are not accepted.

Fort Bend County Recycling Center

1200 Blume Road, Rosenberg, TX 77471

Electronics and TVs by a per-item fee. Hours and fee amounts are on the county page: https://www.fortbendcountytx.gov/government/departments/county-services/recycling-center-hhw

Other programs

Computer manufacturers offer a free consumer recycling program: https://www.tceq.texas.gov/p2/recycle/electronics/manufacturer-list.html

TV makers run a separate take-back program: https://www.tceq.texas.gov/p2/recycle/electronics/tv_recycling.html

Sugar Land Recycle Round Up: https://www.sugarlandtx.gov/2809/Recycle-Round-Up

Missouri City Green events: https://www.missouricitygreen.org/upcoming-events.html

Corrections: info@evertradeelectronics.com