Mattress removal in Lynnfield, MA

The town's route: ABH Services
The town page names ABH Services, Inc., 781-941-2422, abhservicesinc.com. Costs start at $50, and the town page says pickups are initially twice a month, though ABH's own mattress page says curbside pickups occur weekly on Fridays. It is independent of the town, so do not call the DPW to schedule it.
Either way you wait for the next date, and the price starts at $50 rather than staying there, so ask for the exact total for a king or a pair of box springs before you book.
The town page does not list a DPW or transfer-station mattress drop-off, so ABH is the only town-listed option.
Curb, trash and the DPW
Mattresses cannot go in Lynnfield's trash or on the curbside bulky pickup. The bulky sticker ($10) is for furniture, not mattresses, and the DPW yard is not a mattress drop-off as far as the town page states.
If a mattress is at the curb with no arrangement, the collector can leave it. Keep it inside until the pickup is arranged.
The same rule covers box springs. The state ban applies to every household, whether the town collects trash or a private hauler does, so plan the removal before the old bed leaves the room.
When JUNKRUN fits better
Our prices: twin $89, full $99, queen $109, king $129, box springs $59 to $99, with the Massachusetts recycling fee included. We come on any day, carry it from a bedroom or finished basement and take it with other items in the same trip. Two mattresses and a bed frame are one stop.
Mattresses are recycled, with the steel, foam and fabric separated, not landfilled.
Pricing is by size, with no charge for stairs, and a basement bedroom is the same price as a first-floor one.
Lynnfield mattress questions
Can I put a mattress in Lynnfield's trash?
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No. It has been banned from disposal across Massachusetts since November 1, 2022.
Who do I call for the town's route?
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ABH Services, Inc. at 781-941-2422, not the DPW.
Is there a Lynnfield drop-off for mattresses?
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The town pages we read list none, only the ABH pickup.
Local resources in Lynnfield
Donation, reuse and recycling options near the pickup. We are not affiliated with these; confirm hours and what they accept before you go.
- Mattress recycling
ABH Services, Inc.
Accepts: Mattress and box spring recycling at ABH Services Inc.
The vendor the town names for mattresses; independent of the DPW, so call ABH, not the town.
Pickup service (arranged by phone), serving Lynnfield - Town
Lynnfield DPW Yard and Yard Waste Center
Accepts: Fluorescent lighting tubes at the DPW office during business hours
Where stickers are sold and where leaves and brush go; the office is open Mon-Thu 8-4:30 and Fri 8-1. In Lynnfield itself.
55 Summer St, Lynnfield, MA 01940 - Habitat ReStore
Essex County Habitat for Humanity ReStore
Accepts: Furniture, appliances, building materials, housewares (call first)
Lawrence ReStore at 647 Andover St, (978) 686-3323; call to ask what it takes and whether it can pick up large pieces. About 13 miles from Lynnfield (straight line), in Lawrence.
647 Andover St, Lawrence, MA 01843
Quick answers
What is JUNKRUN's price for a king mattress in Lynnfield?
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$129, with the recycling fee included. A king box spring is $99.
Can you take a mattress and other furniture together?
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Yes, one trip. The $159 minimum applies to the whole pickup.
Sources
Rules, fees and hours change, so confirm with Lynnfield before you go.
- Town of Lynnfield: Mattresses and Box-Springs Cannot Be Put Into the Trash: “Bulk Item Stickers for Mattresses and box springs can no longer be sold at the DPW or put out for trash collection.” · accessed October 31, 2026
- Town of Lynnfield: Trash & Recycling Program: “Costs start at $50. Initially, ABH Services will pick up two times a month” · accessed October 31, 2026
- Town of Lynnfield: Trash & Recycling Program (ABH is independent): “Please do not call the Lynnfield DPW for the mattress or box spring disposal.” · accessed October 31, 2026
- ABH Services, Inc.: Mattress Recycling: “Curbside pickups occur weekly on Fridays” · accessed November 1, 2026
- MassDEP: Mattress recycling: “Effective November 1, 2022: Mattresses are banned from disposal or transport for disposal in Massachusetts.” · accessed November 1, 2026