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How to get rid of a mattress in Moore, OK.
6 local options.
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Cleveland County, Oklahoma · 28 options, 10 free · checked Nov 4, 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 Moore
Everything we could find for this city. Click any one of them for the full details.
- 1A Bedder World Mattress Recycling - Moore (our Moore mattress recycling partner)Easily book a curbside or in-home pickup for mattress recycling throughout MooreBook pickup online
- 2City curbside pickup in MooreBook a date with the city and leave it at the curbFree
- 3Drop-off options near Moore2 places that take mattresses, nearest 9 miles awayFree
- 4Junk removal options serving Moore4 national companies that come to your doorQuoted by address
- 5Store haul-away options in Moore20 retailers remove the old mattress on deliveryFree at 8
- 6Donation options in Moore2 charities checked, 1 will not take a mattressFree
Also on this page: Moore rules · Cleveland County · Oklahoma rules · common questions · what to check first
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A Bedder World Mattress Recycling - Moore
Use our Moore 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 Moore. 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.
- Moore 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 Moore
Moore’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.
City of Moore Big Trash Pickup
For residential customers only. Each City of Moore residence is allowed two free big trash pickups per calendar year, for the person residing in the home.
Conditions and source
Schedule through the city's online request form or by calling Sanitation at 405-793-5070; a resident who cannot get through may email publicworks@cityofmoore.com with the account name, home address and contact phone number. Items may not go to the curb until the weekend before the scheduled pickup week and must be out by Sunday night of that week; place them within 10 feet of the curb and as close to it as possible, 2 to 3 feet clear of a mailbox, clear of tree branches, electrical wires and other overhead obstructions, and never on a water or gas meter or covering the water meter box. Tree branches must be shorter than 10 feet. A city crew collects at some point during the pickup week. Cancel by 5 p.m. the Friday before the scheduled pickup or the residence is charged for it. Prohibited for both the pickup and the landfill voucher: construction materials, tires, batteries, paints, oils, gases, household chemicals, Freon units without proof of certified Freon removal, shingles, antifreeze, sheetrock, landscaping boulders and concrete.
Not confirmed: Moore publishes no accepted-items list and never names a mattress, so whether one is collected on a big trash pickup is not established.
Not confirmed: No price is published for a third or later pickup in the same calendar year.
Not confirmed: The amount charged for a pickup that is not cancelled in time is not published.
From the provider’s own page, checked Nov 4, 2026. Not confirmed by phone.
Free
Visit siteA Bedder World collects from the curb too, or from any room in the house — see option 1.
3Drop-off options near Moore
Places that accept mattresses if you can get it there yourself. Distance is measured from the center of Moore. Some accept residents of their own city or county only, so check before you drive.
Nearest
Norman Transfer Station mattress drop-off
Open to the public; Norman residents get one mattress or set per day without an item charge, others pay per set.
Conditions and source
Additional mattresses or sets $25 each; non-resident mattress-only load $25 per set.
Not confirmed: Whether mattresses are recycled or landfilled is not stated.
From the provider’s own page, checked Sep 18, 2026. Not confirmed by phone.
$25
Visit siteCheapest
City of Moore free landfill voucher at 7001 S. Bryant Avenue
Each City of Moore residential utility customer is allowed one free voucher per calendar year. Vouchers are collected in person at Customer Service, Moore City Hall, 301 N. Broadway.
Conditions and source
The voucher is used at the landfill at 7001 S. Bryant Ave., Oklahoma City, OK 73149. The city's prohibited list applies to the landfill trip as well as to curbside big trash: construction materials, tires, batteries, paints, oils, gases, household chemicals, Freon units without proof of certified Freon removal, shingles, antifreeze, sheetrock, landscaping boulders and concrete.
Not confirmed: The city does not say whether the landfill accepts a mattress on a Moore voucher.
Not confirmed: What the voucher covers — a single trip, a vehicle size or a tonnage allowance — is not stated, and no gate rate is published for a load beyond it.
Not confirmed: Gate hours and the landfill operator are not published by the City of Moore.
From the provider’s own page, checked Nov 4, 2026. Not confirmed by phone.
Free
Visit siteNo way to move it yourself? See pickup services →
4Junk removal options serving Moore
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 Moore
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 Moore
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 Moore itself says
What we established about this city in particular — including where it runs nothing of its own and residents have to look elsewhere.
- Moore's everyday sanitation rules close the obvious workaround: nothing left beside the cart is collected, so a mattress has no ordinary route to the curb in this town outside a scheduled Big Trash pickup. The city's Sanitation Rules page says all household trash must be in a polycart, including bagged grass clippings, and states flatly that bagged trash set by the curb will not be picked up. Carts must be at the curb before 7 a.m. on the pickup day, kept at least 3 feet from any obstruction and 2 feet apart from each other, never under an overhead obstruction, with the lid closed and nothing stacked on top or sticking out; the cart has to come off the street by the end of the day, and trash is normally collected by 6 p.m. Sanitation days are Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, and when a resident's day falls on New Year's Day, the Fourth of July, Thanksgiving or Christmas the cart goes out on the Wednesday of that week instead. A second cart costs $7.00 per month through customer service at 405-793-5032. The page bars automotive parts, petroleum products and hazardous chemicals, and building materials such as tile, brick, boards, concrete, rock and dirt from the cart. It also runs a seasonal exception worth knowing: an uncut Christmas tree can be scheduled as a free big trash pickup from December 28 through January 29, or dropped at the Public Works yard at 512 NW 27th Street on Fridays from January 8 through January 29 with a driver's license or a City of Moore utility bill showing an address inside the city limits. Source Not confirmed: The page says nothing about mattresses, about wrapping or bagging a large item, or about bed bug precautions. Not confirmed: The monthly residential sanitation rate itself is not published on this page; only the $7.00 second-cart charge is. Not confirmed: The Public Works yard drop-off is described only for Christmas trees, so whether that yard takes any other item from a resident is not established.
- Moore's garbage code was rewritten in 2021 and still contains no category a mattress could fall into, which is why the Big Trash program sits entirely outside the ordinance. Ordinance 989(21), passed and adopted by the Moore City Council on October 4, 2021, amends Part 17, Utilities, Chapter 2, Garbage and Refuse Collection, at Section 17-201, Definitions, and Section 17-207, Contracting With Private Services. The amended definitions run to eight terms — carry out service, commercial, curbside service, dumpster, garbage, mobile container, recyclables, and 'refuse and rubbish' — plus yard trash. 'Garbage' is defined as 'all accumulations of animal and vegetable matter, or both, which is refuse of kitchens, pantries, dining rooms, markets and public places', and 'Refuse and rubbish' as 'ashes, cinders, papers, brokenware, discarded clothing and wears, tin cans and vessels and such other articles as are generally termed to be the natural accumulation of resident families'. There is no definition of bulky waste, large item, white good or furniture anywhere in the section, and no mention of a mattress. Section 17-207 is about private haulers rather than about what the city collects: a customer may contract privately only for industrial, commercial and other nonresidential refuse, only with the approval of the city manager on the recommendation of public works, and only where the city is not able to serve the hauling the customer needs; a private recycling collector may operate but must supply its own containers and must work at-home or front door rather than at the curb. So the authority for Moore's two free big trash pickups and its annual landfill voucher is administrative, not codified, and the code gives a reader no second opinion on whether a mattress qualifies. Source Not confirmed: Only the two sections that Ordinance 989(21) amends were read; the rest of Part 17, Chapter 2 — including any charge schedule and any illegal dumping penalty — was not reached from a primary source. Not confirmed: Moore's illegal dumping ordinance, its penalty and the section that sets it are not established. Not confirmed: Whether any later ordinance or council resolution sets a price for a big trash pickup beyond the two free ones is not established.
What Cleveland County offers
Established for the county as a whole, so it applies across Moore and its neighbors.
- Cleveland County, Oklahoma — the county that holds Norman and Moore, and not the Cleveland County in North Carolina that runs two landfills and seven convenience centers — operates no solid waste function at all. The official county site, whose own title reads 'Cleveland County, Oklahoma :: The Official Cleveland County Website', indexes its County Offices as County Assessor, County Clerk, County Commissioners, County Court Clerk, District Attorney, County Election Board, County Fair Board, County Health Department, County Sheriff, County Treasurer and the OSU Extension Office. There is no solid waste office, no public works or sanitation department, no environmental services division, and no county landfill, transfer station or citizen drop-off. The rest of the site is a safe room rebate program, contact and elected-official pages, district maps, a county history page, and a list of the cities and schools inside the county. Nothing on it collects, hauls or accepts anything. For Norman at 130,943 people and Moore at 63,609, the two largest cities in this wave, that means the mattress answer is entirely a city answer; there is no county program standing behind it. Source Not confirmed: The county publishes nothing about where a resident of an unincorporated part of Cleveland County — including the areas around Slaughterville and Little Axe — should take a mattress, so no county drop-off, voucher, free dump day or bulky collection is established. Not confirmed: No county ordinance on illegal dumping or on rural trash service appears on the site, so the rules outside city limits are not established. Not confirmed: The County Health Department is listed without a description, so whether it has any nuisance or dumping role is not established. Not confirmed: Be aware when checking this independently that searches for 'Cleveland County solid waste' return the North Carolina county's landfills and convenience centers, which have nothing to do with Oklahoma.
- The office a Cleveland County resident would ask about a county disposal program publishes none. The county's Commissioners page — titled 'Cleveland County Oklahoma :: Commissioners', so the state is on the page itself — names the three commissioners as Rod Cleveland for District 1, George Skinner for District 2 and Rusty Sullivan for District 3, and describes the site's purpose as helping to 'help bring Cleveland County into the 21st Century.' It does not set out the commissioners' duties, and it makes no mention of trash, solid waste, a landfill, dumping or any residential disposal program. The county offices sit at the Cleveland County Courthouse, 201 S. Jones, Norman. A county that placed dumpsters, held a free dump day, ran a convenience site or collected bulky items from unincorporated areas would say so on the commissioners' own page, and Cleveland County says nothing of the kind — which is consistent with the state's facility inventory, where no Cleveland County permit is held by the county. Source Not confirmed: The page sets out no duties at all, so it establishes that the commissioners advertise no disposal program rather than formally ruling one out. Not confirmed: No district-level cleanup event or dumpster placement is published for any of the three districts, and none is established. Not confirmed: No contact point for waste or dumping questions is given.
- Cleveland County has no landfill of any kind, and its only two permitted waste facilities both belong to the City of Norman. In the Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality's Active Solid Waste Disposal Facilities inventory, last updated December 18, 2024, Cleveland County appears twice: the Norman Transfer Station, permit 3514007, (405) 329-8583, under transfer stations, and the City of Norman Yard Waste Compost Facility, permit 3514013, on the same phone number, under composting facilities. Cleveland County appears nowhere in the list of municipal solid waste landfills, nowhere in the construction and demolition landfill list, and nowhere among the solid waste processing facilities. So a Cleveland County household's waste leaves the county to be buried, and the only gate inside the county that takes general household waste is a city transfer station rather than a county facility. Moore, with 63,609 people, and Noble, with 7,748, hold no permitted waste facility at all. Source Not confirmed: The DEQ inventory publishes permit numbers, facility names and phone numbers only. It establishes no price, no hours, no residency rule and no accepted-materials list, so it says nothing about whether a mattress may be dropped at the Norman Transfer Station or at what charge. Not confirmed: The transfer station's own terms, including any resident discount, belong to the City of Norman and are a city-level question rather than a county one. Not confirmed: Where Cleveland County's waste is finally buried is not stated in this inventory, so the destination landfill is not established here. Not confirmed: The inventory's date is December 18, 2024, so anything permitted or closed since then would not appear.
- The regional council that covers Cleveland County runs no waste program, so nothing sits between its cities and the state. The Association of Central Oklahoma Governments lists Cleveland County itself as a member government alongside the City of Lexington, the City of Moore, the City of Noble, the City of Norman and the Town of Slaughterville — the county and every incorporated place of size inside it. ACOG says it administers four major service areas: 911 & Public Safety, Community & Economic Development, Transportation Planning Services as the Metropolitan Planning Organization, and Water Resources. Solid waste, recycling, household hazardous waste and bulky item disposal are not among them, and the site's program pages match that list exactly. ACOG also publishes its own limits: 'ACOG complements and supplements local government activities but is not a governmental unit.' and 'It does not possess the power of enforcement or taxation.' It plans and coordinates and acts as a clearinghouse for state and federal funds. For a reader in Norman, Moore or Noble there is therefore no regional drop-off, no regional voucher and no regional clean-up day. Source Not confirmed: ACOG publishes no household disposal guidance, drop-off directory or clean-up event, so no regional option is established for any Cleveland County town. Not confirmed: The page is a membership and mandate statement and does not rule out a past or grant-funded waste project no longer listed. Not confirmed: Membership establishes nothing about what any listed town itself collects.
- Not an option: The Habitat ReStore that serves central Oklahoma refuses used mattresses in writing, and its two stores are both north of Cleveland County in Oklahoma City. Central Oklahoma Habitat for Humanity's Donate to ReStore page accepts 'Furniture, Sofas, Chairs and Tables' along with 'Residential Doors and Windows', 'Small and Large Appliances', 'Cabinets, Drawers and Vanities', 'Hard Flooring, Carpet and Laminate (new condition)', 'Hardware, Tools and Lighting', 'Plumbing, Sinks and Toilets', 'Roofing, Sheet Goods and Insulation' and 'Lawn Mowers, Gardening Tools, Sprinklers, Grills and Patio Furniture'. Its not-accepted list names 'Used Mattresses or Box Springs' outright, beside commercial doors and windows, fluorescent tube lighting, unframed mirrors and glass, clothing and shoes, baby cribs and car seats, dishwashers manufactured before 2014, opened paint and chemicals, and tube and projection televisions, computers and computer equipment. The stores are at 1800 N. Broadway Avenue, Oklahoma City, OK 73103, (405) 232-5592, and 4900 S. High Avenue, Oklahoma City, OK 73129, (405) 778-6222, open Monday through Friday 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. and Saturday 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., closed on Sunday. The South Oklahoma City store is the nearer of the two to Norman and Moore, and it will still turn the mattress away. Source Not confirmed: The page refuses used mattresses and box springs without saying whether a new, unused, still-wrapped mattress would be accepted. Not confirmed: The page offers no recycling alternative for the item it refuses and names no outlet it would send a donor to instead. Not confirmed: No Habitat ReStore is published inside Cleveland County, and whether a separate Habitat affiliate covers Norman was not established. Not confirmed: The pickup service's rules for bedding are not published, so whether a booked pickup would decline a mattress at the door is not established.
- A Cleveland County reader with a clean, undamaged bed has one donation policy that names mattresses as acceptable: The Salvation Army's. Its donation FAQ lists, under 'Unbroken furniture, such as', the items 'Beds (full, queen, and king)', 'Mattresses' and 'Sofas', and under household goods it names 'Bedspreads' and 'Bedding'. Bedding appears on none of its refusal lists; what it declines is appliances with mechanical difficulties, a missing power cord, rust or dirt, gas appliances of any kind, large console televisions and stereos, televisions older than five years, built-in appliances, automobile parts, paint or chemicals of any kind, and kerosene and gas heaters. The page offers to 'Schedule a free furniture and other donation pickup service'. The organization's own caveat is the part to act on: 'Because local ordinances, as well as need, vary from location to location.' it tells donors to call 800-SA-TRUCK to confirm what their area accepts. For Norman, Moore and Noble this is the route most likely to take a usable mattress for nothing, and it is still a phone call rather than a published guarantee. Source Not confirmed: This is The Salvation Army's national donation policy. Acceptance is explicitly said to vary by location, and no page published for central Oklahoma repeats the mattress line, so local acceptance in Cleveland County is not established. Not confirmed: No condition standard is published for a mattress — nothing about stains, tears, bed bugs or age — so whether a given bed qualifies as 'unbroken furniture' is not established. Not confirmed: The free pickup's service area is not published, so whether it reaches Norman, Moore or Noble is not established. Not confirmed: No lead time, item limit or guarantee against refusal at the door is published.
Oklahoma mattress disposal rules
- Oklahoma-specific header lists Waste Connections, former Durham/RAD name, 7600 SW 15th Street and residential/MSW access. Later body contains Travis County rates, Cold Canyon California requirements, Anson and other named facilities. Mattress $86.25 appears under Travis County, not securely Oklahoma. Source
- AEL current primary address is 207 N 177th W Ave, Sand Springs OK 74063, phone 918-245-7786; M.e.t. directory lists 212 N. 177th W. Ave. Primary page identifies American Waste Control ownership. Same name and phone support identity candidate, but address discrepancy remains explicit. Source
- No statewide mattress stewardship program or landfill ban found on Oklahoma DEQ pages as of 2026-09-22; mattress disposal is handled by local governments. Source
- Oklahoma DEQ recycling page offers a downloadable Statewide List of Commercial Recyclers, a recycler map, a Community Recycling List (curbside/drop-off) and a mail-in programs list; contact Amanda Scofield, 405-702-5118. Source
Questions people ask about Moore
Is there free mattress disposal in Moore?
Yes: City of Moore Big Trash Pickup; City of Moore free landfill voucher at 7001 S. Bryant Avenue (7001 S. Bryant Ave., Oklahoma City, OK 73149); Casper removal with In-Home Delivery & Setup. Check eligibility and conditions before you go.
How much does mattress pickup cost in Moore?
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 Oklahoma?
Oklahoma-specific header lists Waste Connections, former Durham/RAD name, 7600 SW 15th Street and residential/MSW access. Later body contains Travis County rates, Cold Canyon California requirements, Anson and other named facilities. Mattress $86.25 appears under Travis County, not securely Oklahoma.
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.