Mattress & Box Spring Removal — Any Size.
California mattress disposal rules are strict. We follow them. Recycled through the state's Bye Bye Mattress program when accepted.
California has specific disposal rules for mattresses under the Used Mattress Recovery and Recycling Act. You can't just put a mattress in a dumpster. Servant King handles mattresses properly — taking them to recycling partners under the state's Bye Bye Mattress program when they're accepted.
What You Get
Highlights
- California Used Mattress Recovery Act compliant
- Twin through California King — any size
- Box springs, mattress toppers, and bed frames
- Upstairs and multi-floor removal
- Same-day availability
- Single mattress or whole-house sets
California disposal rules
Since 2016, California has required mattress retailers to collect a recycling fee and has established Bye Bye Mattress, a state-funded program for mattress recycling. We take mattresses to participating recycling facilities when they're in good enough shape — or to proper disposal when they're not.
Multi-floor pickups
Our crew handles second-story bedrooms, apartment units, and condo high-rises. If elevators are tight, we can disassemble box springs on-site for easier transport.
FAQs
Common Questions About Mattress Disposal
Do you take mattresses with stains or bed bugs?
Stained mattresses yes. Bed bug-infested mattresses require special handling — tell us in advance and we'll bring proper containment.
What about bed frames?
Yes. Wooden frames, metal frames, adjustable bases — all hauled.
Ready for your Mattress Disposal quote?
Text a photo to (209) 938-7407. Or fill the form — we'll reach out within the hour.
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