Mattress Removal

No. That part is the job. We come into the bedroom, or the basement, or wherever it is, and carry it out. You don’t need to strip the bedding, bag it, or take the frame apart first. If the room is upstairs or the stairwell is narrow, mention it when you book so we plan for it.

Yes, and doing it in one trip is the cheaper way. Because we price by the space your items take up in the truck rather than per item, adding the box spring, frame and headboard to the same pickup costs far less than calling us back out for them later.

No. We take mattresses that are stained, torn, sagging or water-damaged without any trouble. The one hard exception is bed bugs: if a mattress has been exposed to them we can’t take it, because it would put every other job on that truck at risk. If you’re not certain, tell us before we come out rather than after.

It goes to a licensed King County facility. Mattresses are harder to recycle than most of what we haul, so we won’t promise you an outcome we don’t control, but we look for a recycler before anything else every single time. Keeping them out of the landfill is the goal.

Two parts: the fraction of the truck your load fills, plus a per-mattress disposal fee covering what the facility charges us. Both are on our pricing page, and neither is a surprise, because we confirm the total with you before we load anything. Clearing the whole bed at once still works out cheaper than two separate trips.

We run pickups Saturday through Monday, with Tuesday available by request. Most mattresses go out on the next available pickup day, and same-day is sometimes possible if there is room left on the route. Call or text 425-224-7760 any day of the week and we’ll tell you the soonest we can get there.