Mattress removal cost
$70 – $160
Mattress removal costs $70 to $160. Many states ban mattresses from landfill, so they go to a recycler, which can add a small fee. Some areas offer free mattress recycling drop-off if you can transport it yourself.
What affects the price
- Volume. You pay for the truck space it fills, so size is the main factor.
- Weight and disposal. Heavy items and anything needing special recycling (appliances, electronics, mattresses) cost more to get rid of.
- Access. Stairs, elevators and long carries add roughly 10 to 20 percent; curbside is cheaper.
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Estimated junk removal cost
$120 – $200
1/8 truck · about 2 cubic yards
Full-service haul-away (loading + disposal included). Final price is set by the hauler after seeing the job. US averages, 2026.
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FAQ
How much does mattress removal cost?
Mattress removal costs $70 to $160. Many states ban mattresses from landfill, so they go to a recycler, which can add a small fee. Some areas offer free mattress recycling drop-off if you can transport it yourself.
How is mattress removal priced?
Haulers charge by how much room the item takes in the truck, not by the hour, so combining it with other junk in one pickup lowers the cost per item. Leaving it at the curb is often about 25 percent cheaper than an in-home carry-out.