Last Updated: August 2026
Originally published in 2013. This page is reviewed regularly to ensure event schedules, locations, and recycling information remain current.
Looking for a Saturday electronics recycling event in Houston? The City of Houston Solid Waste Management Department hosts two monthly community electronics recycling events. CompuCycle is proud to support the Houston community by providing electronics recycling services at these collection events.
Whether you’re recycling an old computer, retiring outdated office equipment, or cleaning out your garage, these events provide Houston residents with a convenient way to recycle electronics responsibly.
Saturday Electronics Recycling Schedule
The City of Houston currently offers two monthly electronics recycling events.
| Location | When | Hours | Event Flyer |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kingwood Metro Multi-Service Center | First Saturday of each month | 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM | E-Waste Recycling – Kingwood |
| Clear Lake Sports & Recreation Center | Second Saturday of each month | 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM | E-Waste Recycling – Clear Lake |
Before attending, we recommend reviewing the City of Houston Electronics Recycling Events page for:
- Accepted materials
- Collection guidelines
- Quantity limits
- Residency requirements
- Holiday schedule changes
Need to Recycle Before the Next Saturday Event?
CompuCycle also accepts electronics for free, no-appointment drop-off at our Houston facility during the week for residential customers. See current hours, get directions and see what items we accept on our Residential Electronics Recycling page.
If you’re a business, school, healthcare organization, or government agency, learn more about our corporate IT asset disposal services — including certified hard drive destruction and data sanitization for organizations that need documented compliance.
Houston Electronics Recycling Event FAQs
Where can I recycle electronics in Kingwood, TX?
Kingwood-area residents can recycle electronics for free at the Kingwood Park & Ride, 3210 West Lake Houston Parkway, Kingwood, TX 77339, on the 1st Saturday of every month from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The event is run by the City of Houston Solid Waste Management Department, with CompuCycle supporting collection and processing. No appointment is needed.
Where can I recycle electronics near Clear Lake, TX?
Clear Lake area residents can recycle electronics for free at the Ellington/Clear Lake Recycling Center, 246 Loop Rd, Houston, TX 77034, on the 2nd Saturday of every month from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The event is run by the City of Houston Solid Waste Management Department, with CompuCycle supporting collection and processing. No appointment is needed.
Do I need to be a City of Houston resident to drop off electronics?
These events are provided through the City of Houston’s Solid Waste Management Department and are intended for Houston-area residents. If you live outside the city, CompuCycle’s Houston facility still accepts electronics from the general public during the week.
Is my personal data safe when I drop off a computer or phone for recycling?
Yes. CompuCycle securely destroys data on all devices with storage capability as part of our e-Stewards certified process. We still recommend backing up your data and performing a factory reset before drop-off, just as an extra precaution.
What if I can’t make it to a Saturday recycling event in Houston?
You can drop off electronics for free during the week at CompuCycle’s Houston facility — no appointment necessary. Visit our Residential Electronics Recycling page for current hours and directions.
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