from $75
mattress removal
Mattress removal, nationwide, since 2014
The exact price shows before you book. A background checked Loader hauls it from any floor of the house, and if your mattress can still help somebody, it will.
What we haul
every added item costs only its own item price on the same trip, so clearing the room at once always costs less than piecemeal pickups.
Donation first
Every pickup follows the same order of operations: a clean, gently used mattress is offered to local charity partners first, recycling comes next where facilities exist, and disposal only happens when nothing else can. Your price never changes based on the outcome, and a receipt is available whenever the charity provides one.
Roughly 20 million mattresses hit U.S. landfills every year, and each one takes up to 40 cubic feet. The ones that can skip that fate should.
No stains, no tears, no active infestations. Your Loader knows the local standards before arrival, and the FAQ covers the edge cases.
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Coverage
The network covers about 95% of U.S. ZIP codes across all 50 states, with same day windows common in major metros.
Straight answers
It starts at $75 for a twin picked up at the curb, and a queen runs $80 to $130 in most metro areas, covering hauling and responsible disposal. The price is one service charge for the trip, set by your ZIP code, plus the price of each item, so a box spring adds only $15 to $30. Your exact price appears online before you book.
Yes, and that is always the first move. If your mattress is clean and gently used, your Loader offers it to a local charity partner. If it is not a donation match, recycling is next, and disposal is the last resort. Your price is the same in every case.
No. Your local pros remove it from inside the home, which adds $5 or more depending on stairs. If you prefer curbside pickup, place it outside and take $15 off, with no need to be home.
Ready when you are