Average Costs
- Typical Range: $75–$150
- Factors: Size, material, condition, and disposal method
Cost Breakdown
By Mattress Size
| Size | Cost Range |
|-----------------------|----------------|
| Twin / Twin XL | $40–$55 |
| Full/Double | $40–$70 |
| Queen | $60–$100 |
| King / California King| $80–$140 |
By Material
| Material | Cost |
|-------------------|----------|
| Memory Foam | $120 |
| Spring/Coil | $90 |
By Disposal Method
| Method | Cost |
|-----------------------|------------------|
| Donation | $0 |
| Bulk Pickup | $10–$20 |
| DIY Disposal | $40–$80 |
| Retailer Pickup | $40–$100 |
| Junk Removal Pro | $80–$200 |
| Dumpster | $200–$400 |
Additional Cost Factors
- Condition:
- Mattresses with bed bugs or heavy stains may incur a surcharge of $40–$100.
- Labor and Accessibility:
- Tipping movers $10–$20 each is common, especially for difficult removals (e.g., stairs).
Cost of Add-Ons
- Box Spring Removal: $20–$40
- Bed Frame Removal: $40–$100
- New Mattress Delivery: Up to $100
- Extermination (if needed):
- Bed Bugs: $1,000–$4,000
- General Pest Control: $100–$300
- Additional Junk Removal: $150–$350
Money-Saving Tips
- Donate It: If the mattress is in good condition, donate it to charities like Habitat for Humanity or local shelters.
- Recycle: Many recycling centers accept mattresses for free or a small fee ($10–$20 for bagging).
- DIY Disposal: Save $20–$100 by hauling it yourself—check local dumping fees and regulations.
- Bulk Pickup: Some cities allow mattresses during bulk trash pickup with minimal or no fees.
DIY vs. Hiring a Pro
- DIY Savings: Save $20–$60 by avoiding labor fees and tips.
- When to Hire a Pro:
- Large/heavy mattresses.
- Need for quick or easy removal.
- Issues like bed bug infestations.
Mattress removal doesn’t have to be costly—explore options like donations, recycling, or DIY disposal for savings while ensuring proper disposal.
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