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Mattresses are one of the worst things to get rid of on your own. They’re bulky, they don’t fold, most curbside programs won’t take them without special handling, and they take up a huge amount of landfill space because almost nothing about them breaks down.
mattress removal Glencoe IL starts around $95 for a single mattress, with a full set including box spring and frame typically running $125 to $175. We carry it down the stairs, out the door, and into the truck. You don’t wrap it, drag it, or tie it to a car roof.
A recycled mattress separates into four useful streams. Steel springs go to scrap metal, foam gets reprocessed into carpet padding, fiber becomes industrial filler, and the wood frame is chipped. We route mattresses to recycling partners whenever the condition allows.
Bulk mattress pickup usually needs a scheduled special collection and specific wrapping.
A mattress left out overnight in the rain gets heavier, moldier, and harder to move.
Curbside mattresses go to a landfill. Ours get separated into steel, foam, fiber, and wood.
Delivery crews often won't take the old one, and if they do, they charge for it.
A king box spring on a stairwell is a two-person job with real injury risk.
Text or fill out the form with the mattress size and where it is in the house. That’s enough for an exact price.
Most mattress pickups are scheduled within 48 hours. Plenty of customers book us for the morning of their new bed delivery so both happen in one day.
The crew brings it down whatever stairs exist, protects the walls on the way out, and takes it to a recycling partner. Nothing to bag, wrap, or move to the curb.
A single mattress typically runs $95 to $125. A mattress, box spring, and frame together usually runs $125 to $175. Additional mattresses on the same trip are priced lower per piece.
Yes, and it’s a common request. Book a morning window and we’ll clear the old set before the delivery truck arrives so the room is ready.
Tell us in advance. We can usually still take it, but it has to be sealed in a mattress bag before we arrive and it’s routed straight to disposal rather than recycling. Bring it up when you book, not at the door.
No. Leave the bedding on if you want, and we’ll disassemble the frame ourselves. That’s part of the job, not an extra charge.
When condition allows, yes. Recyclers separate the steel springs, foam, fiber, and wood into reusable material streams. Mattresses that are soaked, moldy, or infested go to disposal instead.
Yes, and it’s cheaper per piece. Clearing out a guest room, dorm setup, or rental property with several beds is a single-trip job for us.
You’ve walked past that pile enough times. One call and it’s gone this week, hauled off by a local crew that donates and recycles first. Tell us what you’ve got and we’ll give you a real price, free.