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Mattresses, box springs, and frames
Each piece counts as one item toward a truck tier.
Mattresses
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Text us a photoOld mattresses are bulky, banned from many regular trash routes, and awkward to tie to a car. We pick them up, keep them out of illegal dumping, and send them through mattress recycling channels used in San Diego County.
We haul mattresses daily — singles, queens, kings, and matching box springs. Crews know how to fold, strap, and stack them so they stay secure for transport. Fred’s is the most reviewed mattress hauling service in town, 50,000+ jobs.
We do not drag a mattress down hardwood. Full-service includes carrying it off the bed frame, down the hall, and out without scuffing walls. Curbside jobs are loaded clean off the driveway.
Recycling
California mattress recycling recovers steel coils, foam, and wood. We route units into that stream instead of the landfill whenever accepted. Wet, heavily soiled, or infested mattresses may be limited — photos tell us before we roll.
5/5 from neighbors
“King mattress from a second-floor unit. They carried it, no extra surprise.”
“Two old beds gone the same day I texted. Easy 5/5.”
“Quoted $69, paid $69. Mattress was gone and the walkway swept.”
Mattress removal FAQ
- Do you recycle mattresses?
- Yes, whenever the recycler will take them. Coils, foam, and wood are recovered through California mattress recycling.
- Can you take the box spring too?
- Yes. One piece is $69 curbside. Two pieces are $119. A full bedroom set is quoted from photos.
- Are stained mattresses OK?
- Light wear is fine. Heavily soiled or infested units need photos so we can confirm.
- Do I have to be home?
- Not for curbside. Leave the mattress at a drive-up location. Full-service needs access inside.
