City of Boston Listed Recycler BBB Accredited Google 4.8 ★ SIMA City of Boston listed
Flat prices. No hidden fees. Curbside or in-unit. Mattresses recycled, not landfilled.
Or book a 17-ft box truckload instead, below. It’s one or the other.
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The next available day is expedited: +$40 once per order. Any later date has no surcharge.
Construction or renovation debris (tile, drywall, concrete)? Book a dump truck pickup →
Because it has been illegal since November 2022. Massachusetts added mattresses to its list of banned materials, so they cannot go in the regular waste stream or a landfill. That is not a fine print detail — it is the reason a mattress left on a curb without a scheduled recycling pickup often just sits there, and why the property owner ends up responsible for it.
The City of Boston lists us on boston.gov as one of the local mattress recycling haulers residents can call — a referral list, not an exclusive arrangement. What matters more is what happens after collection: every mattress is dismantled and recycled to Massachusetts state standards. A general junk hauler takes your mattress and charges you; whether it is genuinely recycled afterwards is between them and their conscience. Ours is documented.
$79 per mattress or box spring, which is 20% off our $99 list price. Next-day expedited pickup adds $40 to the whole order, once, however many items. Furniture, appliances and truck loads have their own flat prices above, and orders without a mattress have a $119 minimum visit. Recycling and disposal are included; there is no separate tipping fee added at the end.
Monday through Friday, plus weekends during August while lease turnover is running. Pick your date on the booking calendar and it shows exactly which days are open. The next available day is the expedited rate; every day after it is the standard rate.
No. That is rather the point of leaving it curbside the night before. As long as the mattress is accessible from the street on your scheduled date, our crew handles it and you never have to block out an afternoon.
A wet mattress is heavier but still perfectly recyclable, so the pickup goes ahead. If you would rather keep it dry, wrapping it in plastic is welcome but genuinely not required. Do not let weather stop you putting it out — we would rather collect a damp mattress than reschedule.
Curbside is what the standard price covers. If the item is inside — upstairs, in a basement, in an apartment — call us and tell us the situation before you book. We can usually do it, but it needs to be scoped rather than surprise the crew on the day.
Yes, and there is no charge for it. Give us a call and we will move you to another weekday. What we cannot do is refund a completed pickup, so if plans are uncertain it is better to reschedule than to book and hope.
Box springs, yes — $79 each, the same as a mattress, and they are recycled the same way. Bed frames depend on what they are made of. Ask when you book and we will tell you straight rather than have the crew refuse it on the day.
It gets dismantled rather than crushed. A mattress is roughly 75% recyclable by weight once you take it apart: the steel springs go to metal recycling, the foam is reprocessed into carpet underlay, the fiber and cotton are recovered, and the timber frame is chipped. That separation is what "recycled to Massachusetts state standards" actually means in practice.
$79 flat per mattress or box spring, recycling included. Weekdays, free rescheduling.
