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How do you dispose of a mattress in Connecticut?

The state of Connecticut allows residents to drop off mattresses at some transfer stations with its Bye Bye Mattress program, and some towns even have curbside pickup. However, if pickup is not available and you cannot transport the mattress yourself, a junk removal service is likely the easiest way to clear out the old mattress. 

Getting rid of a mattress in Connecticut is far easier than it used to be, thanks in large part to the state and its mattress recycling program. Through Bye Bye Mattress, run by the Mattress Recycling Council, residents can drop off used mattresses and box springs for free at participating transfer stations. The mattresses, once there, are broken into their component parts which are then recycled. Some towns even offer curbside collection for mattresses, so it’s worth checking what your municipality provides before you make a plan.

As easy as the state has made mattress disposal, you still usually have to take the mattress there. And that is not easy. A queen or king mattress, or even a twin, is awkward, heavy, and tough to strap to a car. Most people do not have a truck sitting in the driveway. That means if you can’t haul it yourself and your town does not offer pickup, that free option is not as convenient as it sounds.

If you’re not sure what to do, The Junkluggers of New Haven County can help. As a junk removal service, The Junkluggers will carry your mattress down from any floor of your home. They will then load it and route it for recycling. Your mattress stays out of the landfill and you won’t have to strap it to your car or worry about having to lift it. It is the easiest way to clear out an old mattress that has outstayed its welcome after a remodel or upgrade.

Ready to book your mattress removal appointment? You can schedule your pickup online. The Junkluggers of New Haven County serves New Haven, West Haven, Hamden, Milford, Branford, Guilford, Cheshire, and Beacon Falls.