Specialty removal
Mattress Removal in Kansas City
Old mattress gone today — carried out, not dragged to the curb.
Mattresses are awkward, often stained, and most curbside trash services won't take them. We remove single mattresses and full sets across the Kansas City metro — carried out from wherever the bed is, no wrestling it down the stairs yourself.
How we handle it
We carry it straight out — upstairs bedroom, apartment, wherever it is — no dragging it to the curb yourself. A single mattress starts at $100; a mattress plus box spring runs $120–$179. Straight answer on where it goes: to the transfer station, which means the landfill. Kansas City has had no public mattress recycler since Avenue of Life ended its program in 2023, and we're not going to tell you otherwise. If keeping the bed out of the landfill matters to you, our mattress disposal guide lists the private recycling and reuse routes that genuinely still work here.
Thinking about doing it yourself?
Doing it yourself? You can haul a mattress to the Jackson County or Johnson County transfer station for roughly $20–$50, but most pickup trucks can't fit a king without it flying out, and stained/bedbug mattresses must be wrapped before transport. If you're buying a new one, many KC-area retailers (Mattress Firm, Costco, IKEA) will haul the old one for $20–$50 at delivery — worth asking before you call anyone.
Full guide: Every way to get rid of a mattress in Kansas City — every route, including the ones that don't involve us.
Mattress removal across the KC metro
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Serving the full Kansas City metro — see all cities or view full pricing.
Reviews
5.0 on Google · 28 reviews
Real customers across the Kansas City metro. Real before/afters. Real 5-star service.
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Ready to clear it out?
Same-day slots available across the KC metro. Free quote, no obligation.
FAQ
Mattress removal — common questions
A single mattress starts at $100 in the KC metro. A mattress plus box spring runs $120–$179. If we're already on-site for other items, a mattress is often cheaper to add to the load.
No — and we'd be skeptical of any Kansas City hauler who says they do. The metro's only public mattress recycler (Avenue of Life) closed its program in 2023, and Missouri and Kansas have no mattress-recycling law like California's or Oregon's. Mattresses we haul go to the transfer station. If diverting the bed is your priority, A Bedder World will pick one up for recycling for roughly $125, and clean, undamaged beds can sometimes be donated for reuse — our mattress disposal guide walks through both.
Yes. We carry it out from wherever it is — bedrooms, apartments, basements. You don't need to wrestle it down the stairs or out to the curb.
Not really — there is no free public mattress drop-off in the metro. The closest thing to free is your city's bulky-item pickup (in KCMO you schedule it through 311), which costs nothing but runs on the city's calendar, not yours, and some cities require the mattress bagged in plastic first. Hauling it to a transfer station yourself runs about $20–$50. And if you're buying a new bed, most KC-area retailers will take the old one for roughly $20–$50 if you add haul-away at checkout — that's usually the cheapest exit of all.