Mattress removal in Baltimore, MD
Booking takes about a minute. Pick your items and a pickup day, put the mattress out that morning, and we'll load it and take it away. Most of our Baltimore pickups are curbside, so there's nothing to wrap and no trip to make.
From there it goes to our local recycling facility, where our team takes it apart by hand. The foam gets baled for carpet padding, the steel springs go to scrap processors, and box-spring wood gets chipped. Here's the whole process if you want to see it.
How it works
- Book online.
Pick your items and a pickup day. Takes about a minute, and you see the price before you confirm.
- Put it at the curb.
Leave it out on your pickup day. No bagging, no wrapping, no plastic required.
- We arrive.
Our team shows up in your window and texts you when they're about thirty minutes out.
- We recycle it.
Your mattress goes to our local recycling facility and gets taken apart by hand. You'll get a confirmation once it's done.
Mattress removal pricing in Baltimore
Mattress removal in Baltimore starts at $89. Pick your items and you see the exact total before you confirm — no quote call, no surprise at the door.
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Real pickups and recycling
Areas we serve in Baltimore
We pick up anywhere in Baltimore and Baltimore County, including:
Baltimore and Maryland mattress disposal rules
Booking with us? You can skip this part. Everything below is for handling it yourself — Baltimore's rules, the fees and the drop-off options. If we're doing the pickup, the regulations and the recycling are ours to deal with: you leave it at the curb and we take it from there.
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What Baltimore asks for if you use city pickup
These are Baltimore City Department of Public Works' requirements, not ours — they apply if you're putting the mattress out for the city rather than booking a pickup with us.
- All items must be clearly marked "bulk collection," and placed at the same location as your regular trash pickup.
- Baltimore City Department of Public Works says: “Please help our collection crews by setting your bulk items out by 7:00 am on the pickup day, and keeping pets confined indoors”.
- Where to put it: residents with a rear pickup should leave items at the end of the yard and leave the gate unlocked.
- City of Baltimore residents can put out up to 3 bulk items for trash collection each month.
- Please ask the small hauler you hire where they dispose of their items, to help prevent illegal dumping.
- Baltimore City Department of Public Works says: “Please call us 4 or more working days before your scheduled Saturday collection date”.
- Mattresses and box springs are on the accepted list, so the mattress itself is not the problem — the booking is.
- On what they won't take at the curb: building materials such as sheetrock, siding, wood pieces, or roofing.
Baltimore City Department of Public Works — collection instructions
Other ways to get rid of a mattress in Baltimore
If you'd rather do it yourself, here are your other options in Baltimore. Each one links to the official page so you can check hours and fees before you go.
Haul it to TurboHaul
6201 Robinwood Rd. Baltimore, MD. You'll need a truck or a van, and you do the loading.
Haul it to Baltimore Landfill or Transfer Station
701 Reedbird Avenue. You'll need a truck or a van, and you do the loading.
Haul it to Baltimore Landfill or Transfer Station
2840 Sisson Street. You'll need a truck or a van, and you do the loading.
Haul it to Baltimore Landfill or Transfer Station
5030 Reisterstown Road. You'll need a truck or a van, and you do the loading.
Haul it to Quarantine Road Landfill Residential Recycling Center
6100 Quarantine Road. Baltimore City residents can drop off clean and dry mattresses and box springs. Residents must unload their own mattresses and box springs into the designated collection unit. You'll need a truck or a van, and you do the loading.
What Baltimore City Department of Public Works says about collection
Bulk trash collection is scheduled for a specific Saturday every month. Call 311 to find out your bulk trash day, or use 311 Online. Residents may use Residential Drop-Off Centers to dispose of items at no cost. It does name mattresses.
Baltimore City Department of Public Works — collection information