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Mattress removal in Plymouth, MA

A mattress and box spring wrapped in plastic against a stone wall beside a shingled house in Plymouth, Massachusetts

The town facility: weight plus $75 each

The facility lists mattresses and box springs as by weight plus $75 each. The A to Z guide marks mattresses in the Hard to Manage column with an additional fee and the note $75, plus weight charge. You do not need a town trash permit: participation in town trash and recycling services is not required. Payment is by check or credit and debit only, so leave the cash at home.

It sits at 354 Beaver Dam Road, and you drive through it first to reach the Manomet Transfer Station. Call 508-224-8936 with questions about a split box spring or a sleeper mattress before you load it.

The state ban and why it ends up here

Massachusetts bans mattresses from disposal, so they cannot go in orange PAYT bags or sit beside a hauler's cart. MassDEP's mattress guide states the rule: mattresses are banned from disposal or transport for disposal in Massachusetts The town's own guide is the source for Plymouth's fee. Plymouth's answer is the pay-by-weight facility, not a curbside program.

Renters and short-term rental hosts hit this often. A guest-room mattress that has soaked through in a spring leak is still a mattress, and the Habitat ReStore in Carver lists mattresses and box springs as not accepted.

When a private pickup is the easier call

The facility is open four days a week, and only Tuesday, Saturday and Sunday overlap with the Manomet station's days. The facility's weight charge and $75 add-on come after you have loaded, tied down and driven it yourself. JUNKRUN prices by size, recycling fee included: twin $89, full $99, queen $109, king $129. Box springs run $59 to $99, and a queen set is $188.

No travel fee in any Plymouth village. We carry from bedrooms and basements; text a photo with the size and the floor.

Plymouth mattress options compared

OptionCostWhenCatch
Pay-by-weight facility, 354 Beaver Dam RdWeight plus $75 eachTue, Thu, Sat, Sun 8-3:45Check or card; you load and carry
Manomet Transfer StationNot listedSun, Mon, Tue, Fri, SatFurniture and mattresses are a different facility
Trash or PAYT bagNot allowedn/aState disposal ban
Habitat ReStore, CarverNot acceptedTue-SatLists mattresses and box springs as refused
JUNKRUNFlat price by sizeOften same dayAny building; carried out

Local resources in Plymouth

Donation, reuse and recycling options near the pickup. We are not affiliated with these; confirm hours and what they accept before you go.

Quick answers

How much does it cost to dump a mattress in Plymouth?

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Mattresses and box springs at the Difficult to Manage Waste facility are charged by weight plus $75 each, per the town's page. Checks or credit and debit only.

Can I put a mattress out with my trash in Plymouth?

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No. Plymouth has no curbside pickup, and Massachusetts bans mattresses from disposal. Take it to the pay-by-weight facility or book a private pickup.

Does the Plymouth transfer station take mattresses?

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No. The A to Z guide puts mattresses with the Hard to Manage waste at 354 Beaver Dam Road, not the Manomet compactor.

Will the Habitat ReStore take my old mattress?

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No. The ReStore lists mattresses and box springs among the items it does not accept.

Sources

Rules, fees and hours change, so confirm with Plymouth before you go.

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