Mattress Disposal

Redoing a bedroom? Finally throwing away that ancient guestroom mattress? It doesn’t matter why you’re replacing your bedroom accessories – we’re here to help.

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Easily Dispose of Your Old Mattress

You likely can’t dispose of your mattress by tossing it in the garbage or leaving it on the street. These items take up significant space and require specialized removal services.

If you want to get rid of an old mattress, contact 1-800-JUNK-GONE. We’ll take care of everything – and you won’t have to lift a finger.

We Handle All of Your Unwanted Bed Accessories

Unwanted mattresses are the most common bedroom pickup request we receive, but we also remove a wide range of furniture items and accessories. Contact 1-800-JUNK-GONE if you need to get rid of unwanted…

Foam mattresses
Box springs
Old cushions
Platform beds
Latex mattresses
Water or air beds
Gel and pillow top mattresses
Mattress foundations
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How Our Pickup Service Works

Schedule your pickup appointment online or by calling.

Our team will arrive at your selected location.

We’ll assess the items you want to have removed and give you a price.

We take the items, clean up after ourselves, and you’re done!

Signs That It’s Time to Break Up With Your Mattress

  • It’s More Than 8 Years Old

    Most experts recommend replacing your mattress every eight years or at least every decade. This helps ensure optimal comfort, support, and hygiene.

  • Your Allergies or Asthma Are Bad

    An old, dusty mattress can harbor nasty allergens like dust mites, pet dander, and even mold. Not only can these trigger allergy symptoms, but they can also impact your sleep quality.

  • You Wake Up Sore

    Sleeping on an old or bad mattress can contribute to ongoing discomfort, soreness, and even chronic back problems. If you’ve been experiencing any of these issues, your ill-suited mattress may be to blame.

Order Your Mattress Removal Today

Contact us for mattress removal and other services today. We’ll get you on our schedule as soon as possible.

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Who Uses Our Mattress Disposal Services?

Homeowners
Renters
Landlords
Hotels and BNBs
Shelters
Colleges and universities

FAQs About Mattress Disposal

This isn’t always up to us. Rules and regulations on bed bugs differ from city to city, so we may or may not be able to handle infested mattresses, depending on your location.

About 20% of Americans are dealing with bed bug infestations in their home right now, making this a fairly common problem for junk removal teams and property owners alike.

If you are dealing with a bed bug problem, let us know ahead of time when you book your on-site estimate. We’ll assess the situation and discuss its specifics with you based on your county and city.

If we’re able to accept the contaminated bed, we will likely request that you hire a pest control company to treat and wrap the mattress in plastic before we arrive for pickup.

Additionally, any infested mattresses should be clearly labeled to alert all of our team members and others who may come into contact with the mattress. This helps us ensure that the bed bugs from your mattress aren't spread to other people's homes, donation centers, and other locations.

Of course! At 1-800-JUNK-GONE, we are committed to donating as many of the items we collect as possible.

As long as your mattress is in good condition and deemed safe, we will likely be able to donate it. This means the mattress should be free of stains, rips, and tears. It should also not be broken in any way.

If you have specific donation requests, let us know in advance. We’ll discuss your preferences and see what we can do to make them a reality.

Mattresses can and often are recycled. That’s a substantial amount of material that can be reused and repurposed for future use in other products. These materials can also be processed and reused to make upcycled mattresses, which can then be sold or donated to those in need.

But what parts can specifically be recycled? In most cases, the steel springs, wood frames, stuffing, and fabric in the mattress can be recycled and reused. That’s about 90% of the mattress components.

However, you cannot leave mattresses for pickup with your regular recycling. To recycle your bedroom accessories appropriately, you’ll likely need to find a facility that specializes in mattress recycling, then transport your mattress there on your own.

Did you know that over 50,000 mattresses wind up in landfills every year – and less than 5% are ever recycled?

If you choose to recycle your old mattress, you are deciding to actively reduce the amount of waste that ends up in your local landfill – so kudos to you! Many parts of the mattress can and should be recycled, as most take over a century to fully decompose.

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Have Questions? We Want to Hear Them.

Not sure if we take your kind of junk? Wondering about our availability? Send us a message! One of our junk removal team members will get in touch to answer all of your questions.