Mattress Disposal in Orlando, FL

How do I get rid of a mattress in Orlando?

Text a photo and your address. Rob gives you the number, then adds you to the next Orlando run, usually the next day. You don't have to wrap it or drag it to the curb, and you don't have to tie a queen to the roof of an SUV. Leave it where it is. The crew goes in and gets it, along with the box spring, the frame and the old headboard if those are going too.

If you've got a few things besides the bed, say so in the same text. A mattress plus a dresser or a couple of boxes is often one easy load. It makes more sense to clear it all on one trip, since the truck is coming a long way.

Townhomes, condos and stairs in MetroWest

MetroWest has plenty of townhomes and condo complexes, and that's where a mattress gets awkward. A king on a stairwell turn is a two-person job, and the crew handles that part. Tell Rob which floor you're on and where a pickup with a trailer can sit, and pass along any gate code ahead of time. Bunk beds and daybeds get taken apart on the spot.

An upstairs bedroom in Dr. Phillips or Hunters Creek is the same deal. Landlords swapping beds between tenants can get several sets out in one stop. That's quoted as a load, usually a quarter trailer at $225 or a half at $350, rather than piece by piece.

Where the mattress goes

It rides on the trailer with the rest of the day's load and goes to the landfill or a transfer station. Metal frames get pulled out as scrap. Rob won't promise you a mattress is being recycled unless it actually is, because that depends on what's taking them.