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Need to get rid of an old mattress? Our fast, friendly mattress disposal service makes it easy. We’ll do all the heavy lifting, sweep up when we’re done, and recycle and donate items where possible.
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When you call a team of professionals like those at 1-800-GOT-JUNK?, all the stress and hassle that comes with old mattress removal disappears. Our mattress removal service is fast and efficient so you can enjoy a newly clutter-free space without having to sacrifice any of your limited free time.
Additionally, we always handle the items we take responsibly, so you can rest assured that you’ve done your part for proper mattress removal. Let us do all the heavy lifting for you. All you have to do is point!
Whether you need a mattress haul away service in NYC, bed disposal in Dallas, or a mattress pick-up service in Philadelphia, we’re in your neighborhood—find a 1-800-GOT-JUNK? location near you.
The final cost of a mattress pick-up can vary depending on whether you’re getting rid of other items too, and how much space everything takes up in the truck.
1-800-GOT-JUNK? is always happy to provide you with an onsite, no-obligation estimate, so don’t hesitate to contact us if you have any questions about booking an old mattress pick-up service. Click here to see our pricing.
It is difficult and expensive to dispose of old discarded mattresses. They are hard to compact, take up a lot of space in landfills, and get caught up in the incinerator which adds up to the disposal cost. This makes recycling a mattress the better alternative.
Contrary to what many might think, there are many materials within mattresses that can commonly be recycled (up to 80-90%!). Most mattress and box spring components can be disassembled and recycled easily. They are made of materials that can be used to manufacture a variety of new products.
Additionally, if the mattress is in good condition, we can also donate it to a local charity to ensure it gets as much use as possible.
If you’re looking for more options, head to our guide on how to dispose of your mattress.
Rules and regulations differ from city to city, so accepting mattresses with bed bugs might not be possible for every 1-800-GOT-JUNK? location.
If you are dealing with a bed bug problem, please let us know ahead of time when you book your on-site estimate. If we’re able to accept it, we ask that you have a pest control professional treat and wrap your mattress completely in plastic before we arrive to pick up the old mattress. It should also be labeled as “Contains Bed Bugs” to alert others who may handle the mattress. This helps to ensure that the bed bugs from your mattress aren’t spread to other people’s homes.
Absolutely! As long as your mattress is in good condition, it can be donated. This means your mattress should be free from stains, rips, or tears, and not be broken in any way. Each local charitable organization that accepts mattress donations will have slightly different standards for what they take, so it’s best to check with them before you drop it off.
Yes, old bed mattresses can be recycled and the practice is fairly common. Through mattress recycling, approximately 80-90% of the mattress can be reused. That’s quite a lot of material that can be reused and turned into new products! These materials can also be processed and reused to make upcycled mattresses that are as good as brand-new ones.
Steel springs, wood frames, stuffing, and fabric are all contained in a mattress and can be recycled and reused in different ways. However, mattresses can’t simply be left out for pickup with your regular recycling. You’ll often need to find a facility that specializes in the mattress recycling process, and you’ll need to transport it there on your own. But, if you can’t transport it to your local recycling center, junk removal services can help accommodate you.
When you decide to recycle your old mattress, you help reduce the amount of waste that ends up in your local landfill. Many parts of the mattress need to be recycled, as they take decades to decompose if they end up in a landfill. Read more here if you’d like to find out why it’s important to recycle your old mattress.
There are several signs that it’s time to get a new mattress. These include:
Sleeping on an old mattress could have long term effects on your health, so it’s important to address the issue as soon as possible.
Yes, old mattresses often cause allergies. If you have allergy symptoms only at night time, your mattress could be infested with dust mites! They are one of the most common household allergens and like to hide in the cotton folds of your mattress. If you think this is the case, it’s best to get rid of the mattress immediately and get a new one that is dust mite resistant.
Most cities have regulations against illegally dumped mattresses, including not disposing of them in local landfills or leaving them behind your dumpster. Leaving used mattresses on the side of the road can be more than unsightly, it can attract pests and negatively impact the environment. Some cities have designated recycling facilities, and residents are required to use them. If you’re unsure of how to legally haul away a mattress, call the mattress disposal pros at 1-800-GOT-JUNK?.
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