Mattress Removal

Mattress & Box Spring Removal in Tulsa, OK

Your trash cart won’t take it, most charities won’t either, and it won’t fit in your car. That’s the whole reason this call exists.

Mattress removal in Tulsa costs $125–$150 for a single mattress or box spring, which is our minimum load. Additional mattresses on the same trip cost less per unit since they ride in the same truck space.

We carry it out of the bedroom — you don’t drag it to the curb, down stairs, or anywhere else. Same-day pickup is usually available across the metro.

Pricing

What mattress removal costs

Published up front. Hard access — stairs, basements, long carries — adds about 25%, and we tell you that before we come, not after.

A2Z mattress removal pricing — Tulsa metro.
JobDetailsPrice
Single mattress or box springAny size, twin through king$125 – $150
Mattress + box spring setThe most common call we get$150 – $200
2–4 mattressesRental turnover, kids’ rooms, guest beds$250 – $325
Full bedroom setMattress, box spring, frame, headboard, dresser$375 – $450
Apartment or hotel lot10+ units — quoted per jobQuoted

See the full price list or check everything we take.

Why you can’t just put it on the curb

Tulsa-area curbside service is built for what fits in the cart. A mattress is a bulky item, which means a separately scheduled pickup on a limited calendar — and if it rains before pickup day, you now own a 90-pound waterlogged sponge sitting in your driveway.

Hauling it yourself isn’t much better. A queen mattress won’t fit inside most vehicles, strapping one to a roof is genuinely dangerous at highway speed, and transfer stations charge you at the gate plus the drive on both ends. By the time you’ve spent a Saturday morning on it, the $125 starts looking like the cheap option.

What happens to it after we load it

Most of a mattress is recyclable. The steel springs are scrap, the foam and fiber can be reprocessed, and the wood frame in a box spring is just lumber. We route what we can to recyclers rather than straight to a landfill cell.

What we won’t do is pretend a used mattress can be donated. Almost no charity in the Tulsa area accepts used mattresses — health regulations make it a non-starter for most of them. If yours is genuinely near-new we’ll tell you it’s worth trying a resale listing first, because we’d rather lose the job than take money for something you could have sold.

Common Questions

Mattress Removal — answered

How much does it cost to get rid of a mattress in Tulsa?

A2Z removes a single mattress or box spring for $125 to $150, which is our minimum load price. A mattress and box spring together runs $150 to $200. We carry it out of the room it's in, so you never have to move it yourself.

Will you take a mattress with bed bugs?

Yes, but you have to tell us before we arrive. We bag and seal infested mattresses on site so we're not carrying anything through the rest of your house or into the next customer's. It doesn't cost extra. Not telling us is the problem, not the bed bugs.

Can I donate a used mattress instead?

Almost certainly not. Health regulations mean the large majority of Tulsa-area charities will not accept a used mattress, even a clean one in good shape. If yours is close to new, try a resale listing first. Otherwise removal is the realistic option.

Do you take the bed frame and headboard too?

Yes. A mattress, box spring, frame, headboard and a dresser together is usually about a half truckload at $375 to $450, which is far cheaper than pricing each piece separately.

How fast can you pick it up?

Same-day is realistic most days in Broken Arrow, Tulsa, Bixby, Jenks and Coweta, and same-day doesn't cost extra. Call or text (918) 876-9753 and we'll tell you what's actually open today.

Do I need to move it outside first?

No. The price includes us going into the bedroom, getting it down the stairs, and out the door. That's the entire point of the service.

Ready to get rid of it?

Text a photo to (918) 876-9753 and you’ll have a real price in about 15 minutes.

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