Commercial Mattress recycling in Central California
Fast, compliant & free mattress disposal for Central California businesses
Serving hotels, universities, hospitals, government facilities, and more across Central California.
1M + mattresses recycled since 2018
75% materials recovered per mattress
$0 cost for qualifying organizations
Built for Facilities Like Yours
Hotels, universities, hospitals, military bases, and property managers across California trust us to clear their mattress inventory quickly. No matter your volume or schedule, we build a solution around your facility and handle every step. Drop off at our facility Monday through Friday, or schedule free pickup for larger volumes.*
*Organizations with 100 or more mattresses may qualify for free pickup through the Mattress Recycling Council.
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Industries we serve
BUILT FOR YOUR INDUSTRY
Mattress turnover looks different for every facility, and we build our service around yours. Hotels, universities, hospitals, military bases, and property managers across California rely on us for quick, sustainable, zero-cost recycling.
Mattress Recycling Services
RECYCLING SOLUTIONS
From recurring pickups to one-time cleanouts to facility drop-off, we offer flexible recycling solutions for California organizations of every size and schedule.
The mattress recycling process
Mattress recycling involves breaking down the different components of a mattress and reusing them in various ways. We take the responsibility of mattress recycling seriously and strive to reduce landfill waste while preserving the environment. Here's a breakdown of what mattress recycling entails.
Metal
Metal from springs and coils can be melted and used to create new products.
Foam Cushions
Foam cushions can be used to create padding for carpet and moving pads.
Fibers & Fabrics
Fibers and fabrics can be used to produce insulation, filters, and other items.
Wood
Wood can be chipped and made into mulch.
BUILT FOR COMPLIANCE
Compliance & Reporting
California's Used Mattress Recovery and Recycling Act (SB-254) created clear standards for end-of-life mattresses. We provide the documentation your team needs.
Diversion Reports
Get monthly or quarterly reports tracking every mattress and the waste your organization keeps out of California landfills.Recycling Certificates
Each load includes a recycling certificate with date, volume, and destination, ready for audits, records, and sustainability reporting.Custom Reporting
Custom reports built from your account data, formatted for sustainability reports, ESG disclosures, or internal audits, delivered on your schedule.
Three simple steps
How It Works
Clearing your mattress inventory is straightforward. Share your volume and location, and we handle the rest.
Got Mattresses?
Reach out with your volume and location.
We Handle The Logistics
Drop off Monday through Friday or schedule free pickup for larger volumes.
Your Space, Cleared Out
We handle everything quickly and around your schedule.
Frequently asked questions
Contact usYou do not need an appointment! We’re open Monday through Friday, 7:30 am-3:30 pm.
No. Under California law, mattresses cannot be disposed of through traditional garbage pick up and cannot be discarded in a dumpster. If you try this, your local garbage company may not pick up your dumpster.
No. Not only is burning your old mattresses illegal, but it is also ineffective and dangerous. Burning a mattress can release toxic fumes, and it will not destroy the entire mattress. The fumes released can be dangerous to you and any plant or animal life in your vicinity.
For your own safety, we strongly urge that you do not burn mattresses.
You should replace your mattress, on average, every eight to 10 years. This will vary somewhat depending on the brand and how heavily used the mattress is.
Mattresses that are damaged, stained, or visibly discolored may need to be replaced earlier. Some mattress brands can last longer than 10 years.
Yes, you can take your mattress to a landfill instead of our recycling center. However, you will need to pay a fee at the landfill ranging from $15 to $50.
Yes, in addition to mattresses, we also accept box springs for recycling.
Yes. Memory foam mattresses can be recycled at our facility.
If you are unable to transport your old mattress to our recycling facility, please contact us. We may be able to assist you with finding a local bulk item pick-up service that could transport your mattress for you.
COMMERCIAL MATTRESS RECYCLING
Let's Build a Plan Around Your Facility
Hotels, universities, hospitals, military bases, and property managers across California trust us to clear their mattress inventory quickly. Share your volume, timing, and location, and we will build a solution around your facility.
- Free drop-off Monday through Friday at our California facilities
- Free pickup available for 100 or more mattresses
- Compliance documentation for sustainability reporting