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How to get rid of a mattress in Stone Mountain, GA.
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DeKalb County, Georgia · 31 options, 9 free · checked Sep 29, 2026
Researched from each provider's own pages and approved for publication by Tim Sumerfield, who has worked in mattress recycling for over a decade. How we check these listings
6 ways to get rid of a mattress in Stone Mountain
Everything we could find for this city. Click any one of them for the full details.
- 1A Bedder World Mattress Recycling - Stone Mountain (our Stone Mountain mattress recycling partner)Easily book a curbside or in-home pickup for mattress recycling throughout GeorgiaBook pickup online
- 2City curbside pickup in Stone MountainBook a date with the city and leave it at the curbFee not published
- 3Drop-off options near Stone Mountain5 places that take mattresses, nearest 4 miles awayFree
- 4Junk removal options serving Stone Mountain4 national companies that come to your doorQuoted by address
- 5Store haul-away options in Stone Mountain20 retailers remove the old mattress on deliveryFree at 8
- 6Donation options in Stone Mountain2 charities checked, 1 will not take a mattressFree
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A Bedder World Mattress Recycling - Stone Mountain
Use our Stone Mountain mattress recycling partner, A Bedder World.
A Bedder World is a curbside and in-home mattress pickup service, recycling mattresses for homes and businesses throughout Georgia. They take it from the curb or carry it out of any room, and you book online and see the full price before you confirm.
- Stone Mountain division
- Curbside or any room in the house
- 90% of materials recovered
Metro areas in all 50 states; book online. Small-town and rural coverage not stated.
From $89A pickup fee plus a recycling fee on each piece, so this is where it starts, not a price per mattress. Your total is shown at the booking step before you confirm.
Book recycling pickupRun by the founder of this site. Every other option here is listed so you can compare.
Prices, conditions and sources
Curbside or inside pickup; stairs and long carries cost extra. The price is a pickup fee plus a recycling fee on each piece, so it is a starting price rather than a rate per mattress, and a second piece collected on the same visit costs less than the first. The total for your items is shown at the booking step before you confirm. Owned by the operator of this site.
$89 — Pickup starts at $89. The price is a pickup fee plus a recycling fee on each piece; the total for your items is shown at the booking step.
Not confirmed: The recycling fee charged on each piece is not published separately; it is included in the total shown at the booking step.
A Bedder World states it serves homes and businesses, listing bulk removal for hotels, apartments and commercial customers alongside residential pickup. Source
A Bedder World states it covers 1,000+ cities across all 50 states, with next-day pickup available. Source
A Bedder World states it removes the mattress from anywhere on the property, so pickup is from the curb or from inside the home. Source
A Bedder World states 90% of mattress materials are recovered and commits to sending none to landfill. Source
A Bedder World states it has recycled more than 1 million mattresses. Source
2City curbside pickup in Stone Mountain
Stone Mountain’s own collection service takes the mattress from outside your home. You normally have to book a date in advance and follow their wrapping rules.
DeKalb County curbside bulky item collection (mattresses and box springs)
Customers of the DeKalb County Department of Solid Waste Management only, which is not everyone in the county. The department states it serves "unincorporated DeKalb County and the cities of Brookhaven, Decatur, Dunwoody, Lithonia, Pine Lake, Stonecrest, Stone Mountain, and Tucker" — eight cities and the unincorporated remainder. Doraville is not on that list, nor are Chamblee, Clarkston, Avondale Estates or the DeKalb part of Atlanta, and a household in those places must use its own city's arrangement. A fee applies: the page heads the list "Bulky Items (Fee Required)", staff assess the items on site, and "Pay before collection occurs".
Conditions and source
Mattresses and box springs are named examples of a bulky item, alongside furniture, toilets and bathroom fixtures, and appliances. The order of operations is unusual and matters: items go to the curb first, then the request is submitted — online, by email to solidwaste@dekalbcountyga.gov with name, address, a description and photographs, or in person at 3720 Leroy Scott Drive, Decatur, GA 30032, Monday through Friday 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., 404-294-2900. Assessment follows in one to three business days, payment is made if a fee applies, and collection happens "within 10 business days of request"; weather and holiday weeks may stretch that. Items must sit neatly at the curb, not on the pavement or roadway, clear of mailboxes, flower beds, utilities and drainage. Appliances must be emptied and have doors removed. The heavier Special Collection tier — construction and demolition materials, fencing, tree parts over 3 inches, commingled piles, evictions, contractor waste, unflattened cardboard — is prepaid at $115 minimum or $258.80 per truckload, rising to $230 and $517.50 for tree parts and commingled piles. Refused entirely: tires, hazardous materials, concrete products, Bagster bags and liquids.
Not confirmed: The fee for an ordinary bulky item such as a mattress is nowhere published. The page says only that a fee is required and that staff set it after assessment; the printed figures belong to the Special Collection tier. An unpublished fee is not a free one.
Not confirmed: Nothing says what happens to a collected mattress, so the outcome is unknown rather than disposal.
From the provider’s own page, checked Sep 29, 2026. Not confirmed by phone.
DeKalb County, Georgia — Department of Solid Waste Management (service area)
Fee not published
Visit siteA Bedder World collects from the curb too, or from any room in the house — see option 1.
3Drop-off options near Stone Mountain
Places that accept mattresses if you can get it there yourself. Distance is measured from the center of Stone Mountain. Some accept residents of their own city or county only, so check before you drive.
Nearest
Seminole Road Landfill — household self-haul
No residency rule is published on either the fee sheet or the bulky-item page; the department calls Seminole Road its "Public disposal facility" and offers it as a "Self-haul option for residents", while describing its Central, East and North transfer stations as commercial disposal sites. The animal crematory on the same fee sheet does distinguish DeKalb residents from non-residents, so the county knows how to write a residency rule and has not written one for the landfill gate.
Conditions and source
4203 Clevemont Road, Ellenwood, GA 30294, 404-687-4040. Open Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Charging is by weight at the scale, not per item: municipal disposal is $95.00 a ton and the minimum scale fee is $48.00 for any material up to 999 pounds, so one mattress costs $48 unless it travels with a heavier load. Construction and demolition material, yard trimmings, trees, inert materials, industrial and commercial waste are all $95 a ton. Residential tires are $10 each and no commercial tires are taken; an appliance containing Freon is $48. Asbestos and large animals carry a $200 hole-preparation charge plus tonnage. The county's own bulky-item page points households here as the alternative to a fee-based curbside collection, noting "Pay-per-weight pricing" and that construction materials are accepted.
Not confirmed: The $48 minimum comes from the county's April 2026 fee sheet; the bulky-item page cites a gate minimum of $16.50 and $99.80 per ton in its dead-animal paragraph. The two are not reconciled anywhere on the county site.
Not confirmed: No mattress-specific rate is published, and nothing says whether bedding is recycled; a landfill gate implies disposal and no recovery is claimed.
From the provider’s own page, checked Sep 29, 2026. Not confirmed by phone.
DeKalb County, Georgia — Landfill, Transfer Station and Animal Crematory Fees (PDF)
$48
Visit siteCHaRM DeKalb mattress and box spring drop-off (by appointment)
Open to residents and businesses: the fee page prices both and states no residency rule. Appointments are required.
Conditions and source
1225 Columbia Dr, Decatur, GA 30032, 404-600-6386. By appointment only, Wednesdays 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. and Saturdays 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.; closed October 22, November 25 (early), 26 to November 28, 24 to December 28, December 31 and January 1. "Home mattresses and box springs" are charged "$15 TWIN/FULL; $18 QUEEN/KING PER MATTRESS OR BOX SPRING", the same for residents and businesses, and the page links a "MATTRESS RECYCLING VIDEO". The same non-profit's mattress post, recorded for CHaRM Atlanta, accepts spring mattresses only and refuses foam, foam toppers and wet or heavily soiled mattresses.
- $15 — Twin and full mattresses and box springs, each, at CHaRM DeKalb ("$15 TWIN/FULL ... PER MATTRESS OR BOX SPRING"); the same for residents and businesses. Appointment required.
- $18 — Queen and king mattresses and box springs, each, at CHaRM DeKalb ("$18 QUEEN/KING PER MATTRESS OR BOX SPRING"); the same for residents and businesses. Appointment required.
Not confirmed: The fee page does not distinguish the two sites; it is not stated in so many words that DeKalb charges the same as Atlanta, though the page says it lists items accepted at either.
Not confirmed: No per-visit quantity limit is published.
From the provider’s own page, checked Sep 29, 2026. Not confirmed by phone.
$15
Visit siteCHaRM Atlanta mattress and box spring drop-off
Open to residents and businesses; Live Thrive publishes no residency restriction.
Conditions and source
Open Tuesdays and Thursdays 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. and Saturdays 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 1110 Hill St SE. Spring mattresses and box springs are accepted; foam mattresses, foam toppers and mattresses that are wet or heavily soiled cannot be accepted. Per-item recycling fees apply. A second site, CHaRM DeKalb at 1225 Columbia Dr, Decatur, is open Wednesdays 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. and Saturdays 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.
- $15 — Twin and full mattresses and box springs, each. Spring mattresses only; foam mattresses, foam toppers and wet or heavily soiled mattresses are refused.
- $18 — Queen and king mattresses and box springs, each. Spring mattresses only; foam mattresses, foam toppers and wet or heavily soiled mattresses are refused.
Not confirmed: Whether an appointment is required for a mattress drop-off is not stated on the pages reviewed.
Not confirmed: No per-visit quantity limit is published.
Not confirmed: Whether the same mattress fees apply at the DeKalb site is not stated.
From the provider’s own page, checked Sep 22, 2026. Not confirmed by phone.
$15
Visit siteThe other 2 places, further out
Furniture Bank of Metro Atlanta warehouse donation drop-off
Open to donors bringing small loads; large loads or moving-truck deliveries must be arranged in advance. No residency restriction is published.
Conditions and source
Small donation drop-offs are taken at the warehouse on weekdays between 1 and 3 p.m. Mattresses and box springs are accepted in any condition; specialty beds and mattress toppers are not. Drivers and warehouse staff decide acceptance on arrival.
Not confirmed: The Bouldercrest Road address is presented as a contact address on the give-furniture page; the FAQ does not restate a street address for the warehouse drop-off window.
Not confirmed: No per-visit quantity limit is published.
From the provider’s own page, checked Sep 22, 2026. Not confirmed by phone.
Fee not published
Visit siteCheapest
Roswell Transfer Station mattress drop-off
Open to residents and non-residents for non-construction material: "As of July 1, 2025, the Roswell Transfer Station accepts non-construction materials from both residents and non-residents." The rate turns on residence: "Proof of residence within Roswell city limits is required to receive resident rates." Construction and demolition material is taken from Roswell residents only and is "currently not accepted from non-residents".
The last date published for this was Jul 1, 2025, so it has passed.
Conditions and source
The Non-Construction Waste Fee Schedule effective July 1, 2025 groups "Boxspring, Couch, Mattress" together, free to a Roswell resident and "$20 Each" to a non-resident. Bagged trash is free to residents and $3 per bag otherwise; lamps, rugs and vacuums free or $10 each; ordinary furniture free or $15 each. Hours are "Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 4 p.m." at 1810 Hembree Road, Alpharetta, GA 30009. Not accepted: hazardous waste (anti-freeze, gasoline, lighter fluid, pesticides, propane tanks), yard waste (grass clippings, mulch, rocks, sand, tree limbs) and recyclables (appliances, cardboard, electronics, household batteries, lawn mowers, oil, metal, paint, tires). Roswell residents are directed to city household hazardous waste events and to the Roswell Recycling Center for those categories instead.
- $0 — "Free" for a Roswell resident: the Non-Construction Waste Fee Schedule effective July 1, 2025 lists "Boxspring, Couch, Mattress" at a resident fee of Free and "Proof of residence within Roswell city limits is required to receive resident rates." Open Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 4 p.m.
- $20 — "$20 Each" non-resident fee for "Boxspring, Couch, Mattress" under the same fee schedule effective July 1, 2025, since non-construction material has been accepted from non-residents as well as residents since July 1, 2025. A mattress and box spring would therefore be $40.00 for a household outside the Roswell city limits.
Not confirmed: The page does not state what form of proof of residence is accepted, nor any load limit on a resident's free drop-off.
Not confirmed: The page does not say what becomes of a mattress after drop-off, so the outcome is not established as recycling.
Not confirmed: No weekend hours are published.
From the provider’s own page, checked Sep 29, 2026. Not confirmed by phone.
Free
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4Junk removal options serving Stone Mountain
Companies that come to your home and carry the mattress out, so you need no vehicle. The prices below are starting prices unless stated — stairs, box springs and extra items add to them.
1-800-GOT-JUNK? mattress removal
Franchise network; coverage varies by ZIP (some ZIPs not serviced).
Conditions and source
In-person estimate before work; single items priced by size, minimum charge applies (amount not published). Donates or recycles where possible.
Not confirmed: Coverage varies by ZIP.
Not confirmed: No published mattress price.
Not confirmed: Recycling/donation not guaranteed per job.
From the provider’s own page, checked Sep 22, 2026. Not confirmed by phone.
Ask provider
Visit siteCollege HUNKS mattress removal
Franchise network; coverage varies by ZIP.
Conditions and source
Free estimate at start of job; price depends on location and job. Mattress recycled or disposed of; few donation centers take mattresses.
Not confirmed: Coverage varies by ZIP.
Not confirmed: No published price.
Not confirmed: Recycling vs landfill not stated per location.
From the provider’s own page, checked Sep 22, 2026. Not confirmed by phone.
Ask provider
Visit siteJunk King mattress disposal
100+ franchise locations in U.S. and Canada; coverage varies by ZIP.
Conditions and source
Free onsite/photo/phone estimate; pricing varies by location. Works with local recyclers and donation partners.
Not confirmed: Coverage varies by ZIP.
Not confirmed: No published mattress price on primary pages.
Not confirmed: Per-location recycling outcome not stated.
From the provider’s own page, checked Sep 22, 2026. Not confirmed by phone.
Ask provider
Visit siteThe other 1 companies
The Junkluggers mattress removal
Franchise network; find a local Junkluggers; coverage varies by ZIP.
Conditions and source
Free up-front estimate; most locations offer same-day pickup. Donates/recycles/repurposes when possible.
Not confirmed: Coverage varies by ZIP.
Not confirmed: No published price.
Not confirmed: Disposal of non-reusable mattresses not described.
From the provider’s own page, checked Sep 22, 2026. Not confirmed by phone.
Ask provider
Visit site5Store haul-away options in Stone Mountain
If you are replacing the mattress, the shop will often take the old one when they deliver. Usually one old mattress per new one, and only if it is dry and clean.
- Casper
- Free
- Casper mattress order with In-Home Delivery & Setup ($249), continental US; one used mattress per mattress ordered. Sanitary condition judged on site; box springs must be removable intact. Source
- Purple
- Free
- Non-California: free with Rejuvenate mattresses; $200 add-on for select Essentials/Restore mattresses. Mattress only (no box springs); unsanitary mattresses may be refused. Source
- Raymour & Flanigan
- Free
- New mattress purchase with delivery; free with mattress set of $500+. Safe, sanitary, free of rips and tears. Source
- Rooms To Go
- Free
- New mattress with full service delivery. Not heavily soiled; not with Doorway Delivery. Source
The other 15 retailers
- Saatva
- Free
- New Saatva mattress with white glove delivery; select removal at checkout; continental US. Clean, undamaged mattress/foundation only; no adjustable bases, frames, waterbed or Sleep Number bases. Source
- Sam's Club
- Free
- Select mattresses with White Glove Delivery; free White Glove for Plus members buying online; not PR/AK/HI. Haul-away on request; biohazard items refused. Source
- Tempur-Pedic direct
- Free
- Mattress (not TEMPUR-Cloud), power base or foundation bought directly from Tempur-Pedic; like-for-like. Adult 18+ present; bedding removed; unsanitary/heavily soiled items may be refused. Source
- Amazon
- $79.99
- Purchased with an eligible mattress; available in select cities. One mattress or box spring; no bodily fluids or bed bugs; adult present. Source
- Avocado Green Mattress
- Ask provider
- Avocado In-Home Delivery & Setup order in select areas; must buy the equivalent item. Subject to local health regulations; no bed frames/furniture. Source
- Bob's Discount Furniture
- Ask provider
- New mattress/foundation delivered via BOBtastic White Glove Delivery. Safe and sanitary condition. Source
- Costco
- Ask provider
- Costco mattress delivery in select areas; one-for-one like item. Not damaged, soiled or infested; ready at delivery; additional fees may apply. Source
- Helix Sleep
- $219
- Helix order with In-Home Setup & Removal selected at checkout; contiguous 48 states. Stained/soiled items may be refused. Source
- IKEA
- $30
- Mattress or box spring bought in store with in-home delivery, in select markets / ZIP codes in the continental US; not online orders. Removal may be on a different date from delivery. Source
- Living Spaces
- Ask provider
- Full Service Delivery; request at checkout. Stained/soiled mattresses not eligible. Source
- Macys
- $25
- Macy's mattress with White Glove ($125) or Room of Choice ($75) delivery; one-for-one. No stained, soiled or bed-bug items; no frames/adjustable bases/furniture. Source
- Mattress Firm
- Ask provider
- Mattress ordered for delivery from Mattress Firm; one-for-one. Box spring removed only if new order includes one; no wet, unsanitary or infested bedding; no furniture. Source
- Mattress Warehouse
- $29.99
- With delivery of a new purchase; add before delivery date. Mattresses/box springs only; stained items excluded. Source
- Resident (Nectar, DreamCloud)
- $199
- Nectar or DreamCloud order with paid White Glove Delivery, where offered. Removal at the provider's discretion; may be unavailable in some areas; CA/RI/CT add a state-mandated fee. Source
- Sleep Number
- Ask provider
- With a Sleep Number bed delivery: included with Ultimate delivery ($350) or added for $100 with Premium/Doorstep; one disposal per Smart Bed delivered. Adult 18+ present; no bed bugs/extreme soiling; Doorstep customers must put the old bed outside. Source
6Donation options in Stone Mountain
Most charities will not take a used mattress. These are the ones we checked, including the ones that say no.
- The Salvation Army (satruck.org): accepted-items list includes 'Mattresses' and beds; also says local ordinances and need vary by location and to call 1-800-SA-TRUCK to confirm what a local center accepts. Source
- Doesn’t take mattresses. Habitat for Humanity national ReStore guide: 'Mattresses and box springs are not accepted.' Source
Policies vary by branch. Call before you carry one over — we asked each of the big three directly: Goodwill, the Salvation Army and Habitat for Humanity.
What Stone Mountain itself says
What we established about this city in particular — including where it runs nothing of its own and residents have to look elsewhere.
- Stone Mountain, Georgia (the city, not the state park; stonemountaincity.org) says on its Sanitation page that it provides "quality garbage pickup and recycling services ... by partnering with DeKalb County Sanitation" and lists residential and commercial garbage collection, a recycling program and "Bulky Item Pickup: Information on how to schedule a bulky item pickup for large or oversized items that cannot be disposed of through regular garbage collection". "For assistance or inquiries regarding sanitation services, please contact the DeKalb County's Sanitation Division's customer service team at 404-294-2900." So the county answer applies. The page gives no price and does not name mattresses. Source Not confirmed: The page describes a bulky-item pickup but gives no fee, allowance or booking rules; those are DeKalb's, recorded at county level.
- Stone Mountain's code, Chapter 24 (Solid Waste), is two sections long. Sec. 24-1: "Chapter 22, Solid Waste, of the Code of DeKalb County, Georgia, as amended, is adopted in its entirety as a part of this section. All references to 'unincorporated' areas of DeKalb County shall include the incorporated City of Stone Mountain, Georgia." Sec. 24-2(c) authorizes city police and code officers to enforce it "in conjunction with" DeKalb County's police and sanitation staff. The chapter's editor's note records that "The city provides trash disposal services through agreements with commercial collectors." So DeKalb's solid-waste rules are Stone Mountain's own, and the set-out window and dumping penalties below are the ones a Stone Mountain household faces. Source Not confirmed: The editor's note says 'commercial collectors' while the City's web page says DeKalb County Sanitation; the City's page is the more recent statement and was followed.
- DeKalb County's Code, Chapter 22 (Solid Waste), which Stone Mountain adopts in full, sets the rules. Sec. 22-28(5): refuse goes out "at or before 8:00 a.m. or prior to the arrival of the sanitation truck; this placement shall not be made before 5:00 p.m. on the day prior to collection day"; anything left after the crew has gone is "at the peril of the owner" and the owner "shall be subject to prosecution" if the street becomes littered; containers removed by 7:00 p.m. on collection day. Sec. 22-28: "Inoperative, privately used or worn out household appliances (refrigerators, stoves, washing machines, dryers, discarded furniture) will be collected at the curb on an on-call basis to the department." Sec. 22-30: the county is not responsible for "discarded furniture and appliances from private property ... except on a special fee basis". Sec. 22-4(a): unlawful to "dump or to cause to be dumped any garbage, refuse, litter, junk, appliances, equipment ..." in the unincorporated area (which for Stone Mountain includes the city). Sec. 22-79(b), the litter article: "the court shall impose a fine of not less than two hundred dollars ($200.00) in addition to any other penalty or punishment", each day a separate offense. Source Not confirmed: The code's 5 p.m. earliest curb time differs from DeKalb's own guidance of after 7 p.m.; the two are not reconciled. Not confirmed: The code authorizes a special fee for discarded furniture but sets no figure; the county's mattress fee is unpublished (recorded at county level). Not confirmed: The maximum fine and jail term come from Sec. 1-10, which was not read.
- Not an option: Goodwill of North Georgia's "Items We Do and Don't Accept" page lists "Mattresses" and "Box springs" under "ITEMS WE CANNOT ACCEPT". A used mattress will be turned away. Source
What DeKalb County offers
Established for the county as a whole, so it applies across Stone Mountain and its neighbors.
- For the month of October 2026 only, DeKalb County will collect a mattress from the curb free and without a request. Its Fall 2026 SWEEP frequently-asked-questions sheet describes the Solid Waste Environmental Enhancement Program as including "free curbside residential bulky item collection", running "The entire month of October", with "Bulky item collection will occur within DSWM's entire service area" — that is, unincorporated DeKalb and the eight cities the department serves, not Doraville. Mattresses are named among the accepted items: "Furniture (chairs, tables, sofas, mattresses, dressers, cabinets); appliances...; electronics...; other items such as lawn mowers...; lawn furniture; toys; bicycles; toilets; playground equipment." Refused are riding lawn mowers, pianos, auto parts, household hazardous waste, medical waste, tires and special collection items. No booking is needed: "Items at the curb will automatically be collected, based on the schedule above." The schedule follows the household's normal service day — Monday customers Oct. 2 or 3, Tuesday customers Oct. 9 or 10, Wednesday customers Oct. 16 or 17, Thursday customers Oct. 23 or 24 — with items put out on the Thursday of the week they are served, in an accessible spot clear of hydrants and mailboxes. The sheet closes the loophole a reader might hope for: "Any items placed curbside after residents' assigned free bulky item collection day will require a prepaid fee for servicing." This is a dated campaign, not a standing entitlement, and lapses at the end of October 2026. Source
- Checked on 2026-09-29 for DeKalb County coverage. The Furniture Bank of Metro Atlanta does reach DeKalb: its donation page states "The Furniture Bank's pickup area includes most of Cobb, Gwinnett, Fulton and DeKalb counties." The charity is already recorded for its acceptance terms and its collection arrangements under its Cobb, Gwinnett and Fulton entries; the fact established here is coverage only — DeKalb is one of the four counties named, and "most of" is the charity's own hedge, so a particular DeKalb address is not guaranteed. It is the only donation route in the county that takes bedding at all, and it collects rather than accepting drop-offs. Source
Georgia mattress disposal rules
- Georgia EPD recycling resources page sends residents to Earth911's ZIP-code locator and the Georgia Recycling Coalition. It notes scrap tires are banned from Georgia landfills but lists no mattress rule. No statewide mattress stewardship program or landfill ban found on Georgia EPD pages as of 2026-09-22; mattress disposal is handled by local governments. Source
Questions people ask about Stone Mountain
Is there free mattress disposal in Stone Mountain?
Yes: Roswell Transfer Station mattress drop-off (1810 Hembree Road, Alpharetta, GA 30009); Casper removal with In-Home Delivery & Setup; Havertys complimentary mattress removal. Check eligibility and conditions before you go.
How much does mattress pickup cost in Stone Mountain?
Published starting prices: A Bedder World mattress pickup from $89. Stairs, box springs, and extra items can add fees.
Will the store take my old mattress when I buy a new one?
Several retailers offer haul-away with a new mattress delivery, usually with conditions: Casper, Havertys, Purple, Raymour & Flanigan, Rooms To Go, Saatva.
Are there state rules for mattress disposal in Georgia?
Georgia EPD recycling resources page sends residents to Earth911's ZIP-code locator and the Georgia Recycling Coalition. It notes scrap tires are banned from Georgia landfills but lists no mattress rule. No statewide mattress stewardship program or landfill ban found on Georgia EPD pages as of 2026-09-22; mattress disposal is handled by local governments.
What to check before you go
- Say if the mattress is wet, stained, or has any sign of pests — that is the usual reason one is turned away.
- Ask what the total will be. Box springs, stairs, and extra items are often charged separately.
- Check you qualify. Many sites serve only residents of their own city or county.