Mattress disposal by city

Mattress rules vary a lot by city. Some cities pick them up free, some require a sealed plastic bag (NYC, Philadelphia), some are appointment-only (Phoenix), and some only take them at a drop-off site (San Diego). Pick your city below. Each guide opens with mattresses and also covers couches, appliances, TVs and electronics, and paint and hazardous waste.

• Austin, TXMattresses, couches, appliances & moreRead guide →
• Chicago, ILMattresses, couches, appliances & moreRead guide →
• Columbus, OHMattresses, couches, appliances & moreRead guide →
• Dallas, TXMattresses, couches, appliances & moreRead guide →
• Houston, TXMattresses, couches, appliances & moreRead guide →
• Los Angeles, CAMattresses, couches, appliances & moreRead guide →
• New York City, NYMattresses, couches, appliances & moreRead guide →
• Philadelphia, PAMattresses, couches, appliances & moreRead guide →
• Phoenix, AZMattresses, couches, appliances & moreRead guide →
• San Antonio, TXMattresses, couches, appliances & moreRead guide →
• San Diego, CAMattresses, couches, appliances & moreRead guide →
• Seattle, WAMattresses, couches, appliances & moreRead guide →
• Washington, DCMattresses, couches, appliances & moreRead guide →

No guide for that city yet. Check your city's official sanitation or 311 page.

Last verified: 2026-10-12