How much does mattress removal cost in Indianapolis?

A single mattress + box spring runs $89–$129 curbside, $129–$179 if we have to carry it out of an upper-floor apartment or basement. The price you see in your quote is what you pay.

Can I just put my mattress at the curb?

Marion County's bulk pickup is unreliable for mattresses and most apartment communities will fine you. Hauling it ourselves is faster and avoids the fine.

Do you recycle mattresses?

Yes — whenever the mattress is intact and unstained, we route to an Indianapolis-area mattress recycler that strips foam, steel, and fabric. Heavily soiled mattresses go to landfill with the proper recycling fee paid.

Indianapolis

$89–$179 per mattress

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Mattress Removal in Indianapolis

Mattress disposal in Indianapolis is regulated — they can't go in your regular trash, and most apartments fine you for leaving them at the dumpster. We pick up mattresses (twin through California King), box springs, and bedframes from any floor, any access. Most mattresses are routed to a Marion County recycler that strips the steel, foam, and fabric.

Price Lock Guarantee

Your AI photo quote is your final price. No on-site upcharges, ever.

On-Time Promise

We arrive in your booked window or take $20 off — automatically.

Responsible Disposal

Donate first, recycle second, landfill last. 60%+ kept out of dumps.

What we take

Twin, full, queen, king, California King mattresses
Box springs and bunkie boards
Bedframes — wood, metal, adjustable bases
Mattress toppers, memory-foam pads
Sleeper-sofa mattresses (we handle the sofa too)

How it works

1Snap a photo of the mattress where it sits
2Get an instant AI price — locked, no surprises
3We carry it down stairs, out the door, into the truck
4Routed to a recycler whenever possible

Indiana surcharge note: Indiana recyclers charge a $25 per-mattress fee. It's itemized on every quote — no surprise add-ons.

Where your stuff actually goes

We're a junk hauler with a recycling-first conscience. Every load gets sorted at our yard before anything touches a landfill.

40%

1.Donated

Working furniture, appliances, and household goods go to local Indianapolis charities — Goodwill, Habitat ReStore, St. Vincent de Paul.

20%

2.Recycled

Metal, e-waste, mattresses, and clean construction debris are routed to Indy recyclers and material-recovery facilities.

40%

3.Landfilled (last)

Only what nobody can use lands at Southside Landfill — with all Indiana surcharges paid in full.

Diversion rates are estimates based on our internal sort logs. Hazardous items (paint, propane, chemicals) are routed separately to Marion County HHW — never landfilled.