Mattress recycling services in Williamson & Travis Counties, Texas
Williamson County Mattress Recyclers picks up old mattresses and metal bed frames across Williamson & Travis Counties, Texas and recycles them instead of sending them to the landfill. Everything is booked and paid online: choose your mattress size, pay securely, and schedule a pickup day that works for you. Our truck handles the rest — no phone calls required and no waiting around for a quote.
How our mattress pickup works
- 1. Order online. Pick your mattress size on the booking page and pay securely. Pricing is flat by size, so the price you see is the price you pay.
- 2. Schedule your pickup. Your receipt includes a scheduling link. Pickups run 7 days a week, same-day when you book by 12:00 PM (noon), with an arrival window of 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
- 3. Set it out. Place the mattress curbside, in the driveway, or anywhere our truck can pull right up to — behind a backyard access gate works too. Our crew does not go inside homes or buildings, so as long as the item is reachable from outside, you don’t need to meet the truck.
Mattress recycling pickup prices
Flat, size-based pricing — paid online when you book, with no quote calls and no surprise fees on pickup day:
- Toddler mattress pickup — $49
- Twin mattress pickup — $79
- Full mattress pickup — $99
- Queen mattress pickup — $149
- King mattress pickup — $199
- Mattress topper pickup — $49
- Metal bed frame pickup — $49
Need to get rid of more than one? Add each item to your order and we’ll collect them in the same trip.
RV, camper or other odd-size mattress? Order the size it’s closest to — twin, full or queen. An honest estimate is all we ask.
What happens to your old mattress
A mattress that goes to the landfill takes up a huge amount of space and breaks down very slowly — but almost everything inside one can be recovered. After pickup, mattresses we collect are broken down into their component materials: steel springs and coils, foam, fiber and fabric, and wood from frames and foundations. Those materials are routed into recycling streams — steel is melted down and reused, foam is repurposed into products like carpet padding, and wood is chipped — instead of sitting in a local landfill. That’s the entire reason we exist: responsible mattress recycling, not just hauling.
Where we pick up
We serve homes and businesses throughout Williamson and Travis Counties, including Georgetown, Round Rock, Cedar Park, Leander, and our home base of Liberty Hill. See every city on our service areas page.
Frequently asked questions
How much does mattress recycling pickup cost?
Pricing is flat by size: $49 for a toddler mattress, $79 for a twin, $99 for a full, $149 for a queen, and $199 for a king. Metal bed frames are $49. You pay online when you book — there are no quote calls and no extra fees on pickup day.
Do I need to be home for the pickup?
No. Payment happens online before your pickup is scheduled, and our crew collects items from outside — curbside, driveway, or a spot the truck can reach, like behind a backyard access gate. As long as your mattress is out and reachable by the start of your arrival window, you don’t need to be there.
How fast can you pick up my mattress?
Pickups are available 7 days a week, same-day when you book by 12:00 PM (noon). When you complete your order, the scheduling link on your receipt shows every open day for the next ten days — pick one and our truck arrives between 9:00 AM and 5:00 PM.
Do you come inside to get the mattress?
No — our crew does not enter homes or buildings. Place your mattress curbside, in the driveway, or anywhere our truck can pull right up to, and we’ll take it from there.
Do you take bed frames or other items?
We pick up mattresses of every size plus metal bed frames. If you have something else you’d like hauled away, send us a message and we’ll let you know if we can help.
Why recycle a mattress instead of throwing it away?
Mattresses are bulky, hard to compact, and slow to break down in a landfill — yet the steel, foam, fiber, and wood inside them are all recoverable materials. Recycling keeps that material in use and keeps oversized waste out of local landfills.