Mattressdisposal
The Massachusetts-legal way. Since November 2022, Massachusetts law bans mattresses and box springs from disposal, so every unit must go to a licensed recycler. Our $89–$129 flat price includes the recycling fee and pickup from any floor. Box springs are $59–$99. No waiting for the town's pickup schedule.
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We serve Boston and 69 towns north, west and south, including Plymouth and Cape Cod. Outside that area we can't take the job.
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One price. All of this.
- ✓Two-person crew, and we do all the lifting
- ✓Carry-out from any floor, no stair fees
- ✓Licensed mattress recycling fee
- ✓Box springs, futons and foam toppers
Mattress removal price: $89–$129, recycling fee included
The minimum pickup is $159. Add a couch or a dresser to the same visit and the mattress rides along at its own flat price. Price goes by size, twin to California king.
| Item | Flat price | What is in it |
|---|---|---|
| Twin mattress | $89 | Recycling fee, carry-out from any floor, hauling |
| Full mattress | $99 | Recycling fee, carry-out from any floor, hauling |
| Queen mattress | $109 | Recycling fee, carry-out from any floor, hauling |
| King or California king mattress | $129 | Recycling fee, carry-out from any floor, hauling |
| Box spring | $59–$99 | Twin to king, same recycling and carry-out |
| Queen mattress and box spring | $188 | A full queen bed set |
Why you cannot put a mattress out with the trash
Massachusetts has banned mattresses and box springs from disposal since November 1, 2022. They have to be recycled or reused. Trash haulers leave a rejection sticker on them, and some towns fine curbside piles around move-out dates.
Your town may run its own mattress program, usually for a per-unit fee and on a set pickup day. Our town pages list what each town says. If you need it gone this week, or it is upstairs, a flat price from us is the simpler route.
How it works
- Text the size, whether there is a box spring, and which floor it is on.
- We text one flat price and a 2-hour window.
- The crew carries it out, wraps it and takes it to recycling.
- You pay by card, Zelle or Venmo after the completion photo.
The Massachusetts mattress rule
The ban on mattresses and textiles took effect on November 1, 2022, and a mattress includes any foundation or box spring, so a mattress cannot go out with the trash. MassDEP's mattress page says roughly three-quarters of all mattress and box spring components can be easily disassembled and recycled.
Sources
- MassDEP: Mattress and textile waste ban FAQ: “ban mattresses and textiles took effect on November 1, 2022”
- MassDEP: Mattress and textile waste ban FAQ: “Mattress includes any foundation or box spring”
- MassDEP: Mattress recycling: “Roughly three-quarters of all mattress and box spring components can be easily disassembled and recycled”
Mattress disposal, answered.
Why does mattress removal cost more than trash?
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Massachusetts' disposal ban means each mattress must be recycled at a licensed facility that charges per unit. Our price includes that fee.
Can't my town pick it up?
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Many towns run a mattress program, but usually with a separate fee, a fixed pickup schedule, and the mattress already at the curb. We come on your schedule and carry it out for you.
Mattress and box spring together?
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$89–$129 + $59–$99, both recycled, both carried out from any floor.
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