2026 LOCAL GUIDE
How to get rid of a mattress in Walla Walla, WA.
6 local options.
Compare mattress pickup, recycling, and disposal options—with costs, conditions, and sources below.
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Walla Walla County, Washington · 29 options, 9 free · checked Sep 28, 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 Walla Walla
Everything we could find for this city. Click any one of them for the full details.
- 1A Bedder World Mattress Recycling - Walla Walla (our Walla Walla mattress recycling partner)Easily book a curbside or in-home pickup for mattress recycling throughout WashingtonBook pickup online
- 2City curbside pickup in Walla WallaBook a date with the city and leave it at the curb$10.74
- 3Drop-off options near Walla Walla2 places that take mattressesFree
- 4Junk removal options serving Walla Walla4 national companies that come to your doorQuoted by address
- 5Store haul-away options in Walla Walla20 retailers remove the old mattress on deliveryFree at 8
- 6Donation options in Walla Walla2 charities checked, 1 will not take a mattressFree
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A Bedder World Mattress Recycling - Walla Walla
Use our Walla Walla 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 Washington. 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.
- Walla Walla 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 Walla Walla
Walla Walla’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 Walla Walla temporary drop box
Sanitation customers of the City of Walla Walla. The city's own Sanitation Division collects residential garbage inside the city; WWMC 8.20.160(A) bars any other collection company from operating in the city without a city contract or franchise.
Conditions and source
Temporary drop boxes are offered in 10, 20 and 30 cubic yards. The published 2026 charges are a delivery fee, a service fee with a minimum of one service every two weeks, a per-ton tonnage fee, and monthly rental of $257.29 for a 10-yard box, $329.60 for a 20-yard and $395.14 for a 30-yard. This is the only city-hauled route the rate schedule publishes for a load too large for a cart: there is no residential bulky-item or special-pickup line, only "Overfull Containers - Residential $10.74" and "Carry-out Service $6.10".
- $10.74 — "Overfull Containers - Residential" on the same 2026 schedule - the only residential extra the city publishes, charged where the lid is open more than 45 degrees or the container is too heavy. It covers an overfilled cart, not a separate item set beside it.
- $119.40 — Temporary drop box "Tonnage Fee" of $119.40 per ton, effective January 1, 2026 - the same per-ton figure as the Sudbury landfill gate rate for general waste. Charged by weight, so the figure shown is the rate for one ton, not for one load.
- $137.97 — Temporary drop box "Service Fee - minimum service every 2 weeks", effective January 1, 2026, charged in addition to delivery, rental and tonnage.
- $150.85 — Temporary drop box "Delivery Fee" on the City of Walla Walla sanitation rate schedule effective January 1, 2026.
Not confirmed: WWMC 8.20.010(C) says bulk refuse collection "shall be by special charge", but no such special charge is published, so the drop box is the only priced option and no per-mattress figure exists.
From the provider’s own page, checked Sep 28, 2026. Not confirmed by phone.
Walla Walla Municipal Code Chapter 8.20 Garbage Collection and Disposal
$10.74
Visit siteBasin Disposal curbside loose and bulky material (UTC tariff, Franklin and Walla Walla County)
These are the rates Basin Disposal files with the Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission under permit G-118 for its certificated territory, on pages headed "Franklin and Walla Walla County". UTC-regulated collection is the collection outside city limits; a city that runs or contracts its own collection sets its own price instead, so a household inside the City of Walla Walla, which runs its own sanitation service, is not on these rates. The tariff itself leaves the "Rates below apply in the following service area" line blank and names no city or boundary.
Conditions and source
Item 150, "Loose and Bulky Material", effective July 1, 2026: Bulky Materials "$17.09" per cubic yard for 1 to 4 cubic yards, "$17.09" per additional cubic yard, "Minimum Charge Per Pickup" "$17.09", and a "Carry Charge Per each 5 ft. over 8 feet" of "$3.38" where the item has to be carried. The tariff's definition of the commodity is "Bulky materials: Empty carriers, cartons, boxes, crates, etc., or materials offered for disposal, all of which may be readily handled without shoveling." A pickup on a day other than the scheduled route is not charged this way: "Special Trips: Time rates in Item 160 apply", and Item 160 charges $85.04 an hour for a single-rear-axle non-packer truck with a $42.52 minimum, measured in 15-minute increments from the moment the truck leaves the terminal until it returns, plus "Item 230 disposal fees for the specific disposal site or facility used" on top. Separately, Basin Disposal's own residential page limits ordinary extra set-outs to "2 ft width x 2 ft height x 4 ft length" and 65 lbs, which no mattress meets, and says the only town where it advertises large-item pickup is College Place: "In College Place ONLY if disposing of large items such as appliances or furniture, call (509) 547-2476 so we can set up your pick up." On charging for extras generally: "If you are within city limits, there is no charge; county residents may be charged a small fee."
- $17.09 — Bulky materials, per cubic yard, and the minimum charge per pickup, from Basin Disposal's UTC Tariff No. 95 Item 150 effective July 1, 2026: "$17.09" rate per yard for 1 to 4 cubic yards, "$17.09" per additional cubic yard, "Minimum Charge Per Pickup" "$17.09". The tariff does not name a mattress; this is the rate a bulky item is priced under.
- $42.52 — Minimum charge for a special trip rather than a scheduled route pickup. Item 160 time rates, single rear drive axle non-packer truck: $85.04 per hour for truck and driver with a "$42.52" minimum charge, recorded in 15-minute increments from the terminal and back, and "Item 230 disposal fees for the specific disposal site or facility used will apply in addition to time rates."
- Plus $3.38 — Surcharge. "Carry Charge Per each 5 ft. over 8 feet" of "$3.38", Item 150, effective July 1, 2026 - charged where the item has to be carried more than eight feet to the truck.
Not confirmed: Neither the tariff nor the company's own pages names a mattress or a box spring. The bulky rate is what a mattress would be priced under, but no page says so.
Not confirmed: The tariff draws no map: no city, town or boundary is named anywhere in it, so which addresses in Franklin and Walla Walla County pay these rates is not established.
Not confirmed: Whether a single mattress is measured as one cubic yard or less is not stated. The minimum charge per pickup equals the one-yard rate either way.
Not confirmed: No page states the fee a county resident is charged for an extra item on the ordinary route - the company refers the reader to a phone call.
From the provider’s own page, checked Sep 26, 2026. Not confirmed by phone.
$17.09
Visit siteA Bedder World collects from the curb too, or from any room in the house — see option 1.
3Drop-off options near Walla Walla
Places that accept mattresses if you can get it there yourself. Distance is measured from the center of Walla Walla. Some accept residents of their own city or county only, so check before you drive.
Cheapest
Sudbury Regional Landfill - annual Landfill Courtesy Pass
City of Walla Walla sanitation customers only. "One Landfill Courtesy pass for the year is issued to residents with current sanitation services", and "Landfill staff will verify a customer's active sanitation account by checking for a 'sanitation' charge on the bill that customers must present upon arrival." "Only one pass per address can be used." A household in the unincorporated county, or in College Place, Waitsburg or Prescott, is not a City of Walla Walla sanitation customer and does not get one - it pays the ordinary gate rate.
Conditions and source
"Your courtesy pass can be used for one free load of residential waste or green waste (up to 600 lbs. of material including tax)." "Passes are only valid for use at the Sudbury Landfill", 414 Landfill Road, Walla Walla. The customer must "Surrender a physical copy of your applicable utility bill to the scale house attendant", print both pages of the bill, and "The first physical copy of the applicable utility bill will be eligible for use. No other copies will be accepted after." "Only physical passes will be honored. Digital copies, pictures, and verbally given addresses will not be honored." "Passes are not eligible as payment on landfill billing accounts or insufficient funds transactions." The published list of "Items not covered by the Courtesy Pass" is appliances with refrigerant, medical waste, electronic devices, asbestos, compost or dirt sales, and tires - mattresses and furniture are not on it.
Not confirmed: The page does not say positively that a mattress counts as "residential waste" for the pass. What is established is that mattresses are absent from the list of items the pass does not cover.
Not confirmed: Nothing states what happens to a load over 600 lbs - whether the pass is voided or the excess is charged.
Not confirmed: The pass is issued annually on the utility bill; no page states the month it appears or how a lost pass is replaced.
From the provider’s own page, checked Sep 26, 2026. Not confirmed by phone.
Free
Visit siteSudbury Regional Landfill, Walla Walla - self-haul disposal
The City of Walla Walla's Solid Waste Division "oversees operation of the Sudbury Landfill, Compost Facility and Household Hazardous Waste Facility which serves all of Walla Walla County." The published rate card has no residency tiers and no out-of-county or out-of-state rate, and it states no proof-of-residency requirement. Recorded here because it is the nearest public landfill with a published rate card to Milton-Freewater, twelve miles south of it across the Oregon line, and Milton-Freewater's own hauler runs a landfill open four hours a month.
Conditions and source
414 Landfill Road, Walla Walla, WA 99362, 509.527.4591, "approximately 3.5 miles west of Walla Walla". Regular hours March 1 to October 31, 8:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Monday through Saturday; winter hours November 1 to February 28, 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Monday through Saturday. "The pit area closes 30 minutes before closing time." Charged by weight with a floor: "General Waste Garbage Loads $17.99/loads less 300lbs, $119.40/ton", so a mattress goes in as general waste under the sub-300lb charge. "All disposal fees below are subject to an additional 3.6% Washington State refuse tax." "If such materials are mixed with other refuse, the highest applicable disposal charges shall apply to the entire load. In addition, loads may be refused, at the sole discretion of the landfill supervisor or designee." All loads must be secured. VISA, MasterCard and Discover accepted; scavenging is prohibited. Appliances with compressors are $71.50 each and televisions and computer hardware $55.84 each - the only household items priced by the item.
- $17.99 — "General Waste Garbage Loads $17.99/loads less 300lbs, $119.40/ton", landfill rates effective January 1, 2026, plus "an additional 3.6% Washington State refuse tax". A mattress is disposed of as general waste and a single one weighs far under 300 lb, so this is the published floor; the rate card names no mattress or box spring fee.
- Plus $27.34 — Surcharge: "Uncovered/Unsecured Load Surcharge $27.34", charged for every unsecured load regardless of what is being hauled. Effective January 1, 2026.
Not confirmed: No mattress or box spring line appears on the rate card; the $17.99 sub-300lb charge is the published floor for a general waste load, not a per-mattress price.
Not confirmed: The city says the landfill serves Walla Walla County and publishes no out-of-county rate, so whether an Oregon resident from Milton-Freewater may tip there is not stated either way.
Not confirmed: The Landfill Courtesy Pass program is for city utility customers, and whether it or any free-load allowance excludes mattresses is not published.
Not confirmed: No accepted or refused materials list naming mattresses is published.
From the provider’s own page, checked Sep 25, 2026. Not confirmed by phone.
$17.99
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4Junk removal options serving Walla Walla
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
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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 Walla Walla
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 Walla Walla
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 Walla Walla itself says
What we established about this city in particular — including where it runs nothing of its own and residents have to look elsewhere.
- Walla Walla's local rules on dumping. WWMC 8.20.070 makes it unlawful "to deposit or cause to be deposited, dump, scatter, or leave any rubbish, stones, earth, ashes, cinders, hay, manure, filth, paper, dirt, grass cuttings, leaves, twigs, boughs, shrubs, construction waste, or other offensive or nauseous material in the public street gutter, alley, sidewalk, parking, creek, stream, or upon any public property of any nature, nor upon any vacant private property" - with an express exception only for the annual autumn leaf pickup. 8.20.130: "It is unlawful to bury solid waste in any place in the city other than such areas as are defined by the department of public works as sanitary landfill sites." 8.20.287 adopts RCW 70.95.240 and 70.95.250 on unlawful dumping without a permit, "including the penalty provisions pertaining thereto". 8.20.300 makes any violation of the chapter a misdemeanor under WWMC 1.24.010. On placement, 8.20.060(C) allows containers at the curb "for collection only on the day that the refuse is normally collected"; if an unusually large amount of waste is left in the right-of-way, 8.20.170 lets the city post a 24-hour courtesy notice, remove it, and add the cost to the utility bill. Source
- The city's garbage collection page sets the set-out time and confirms the division of labor: "Container must be at curb by 7:00 a.m., at least 3 feet from obstacles such as cars, utility poles, basketball hoops, and other containers, and in front of your residence if possible", and an "Overfilled container will be charged an additional fee if lid is open more than 45 degrees or container is too heavy". The City Sanitation Division "services nearly 9,500 residential containers every week"; residential recycling "is provided by Basin Disposal Inc. under contract with the City". The page lists no bulk, bulky, large-item or special pickup of any kind, and no clean-up event. Source Not confirmed: Nothing on the page tells a resident how to have a mattress taken from the curb, or names a charge for doing so.
What Walla Walla County offers
Established for the county as a whole, so it applies across Walla Walla and its neighbors.
- Walla Walla County itself is a regulator, not an operator. Its Department of Community Health says it "works with solid waste facilities in Walla Walla County to ensure that solid waste is properly disposed of. These facilities receive an annual license and are periodically inspected. Solid waste facilities include landfills, transfer stations, drop boxes, and compost facilities. Fees are based on the type of facility and/or solid waste activity." The county names no facility of its own, no collection service and no bulky-item program; the only disposal site it lists on the page is the "Sudbury Landfill and Hazardous Waste Facility, 414 Landfill Road, Walla Walla, WA 99362", and it lists it as a place to leave sealed sharps containers. County contact is 509-524-2650. Source Not confirmed: The county publishes no transfer station or drop box of its own, and no county clean-up day, voucher or amnesty program.
- The landfill that serves Walla Walla County is run by the city, not the county, and the city says so plainly: the City of Walla Walla Solid Waste Division "oversees operation of the Sudbury Landfill, Compost Facility and Household Hazardous Waste Facility which serves all of Walla Walla County", and "manages the Local Solid Waste Financial Assistance program and coordinates solid waste planning efforts on behalf of Walla Walla County". The city is the lead agency for the County Solid Waste Management Plan. The division's collection services - "residential and commercial garbage collection, green waste collection, curbside recycling, and oversees the leaf collection program" - are explicitly "within the City of Walla Walla". So the gate at 414 Landfill Road is open to the whole county on the published rate card, while the curbside services behind it are for city addresses only. Source Not confirmed: "Serves all of Walla Walla County" is the city's description of the facility's catchment; no page states a proof-of-residency rule at the scale house, and none states whether someone from outside the county may use it.
- Not an option: Habitat for Humanity Tri-County Partners covers Walla Walla County as well as Benton and Franklin, and its ReStore at 309 Wellsian Way, Richland, WA 99352 refuses mattresses: "Mattresses and box springs" appear on the furniture "NO, THANK YOU!" list, alongside bed frames. It is the Habitat affiliate for Walla Walla and College Place, and it is a fifty-mile drive from either, so the trip would be wasted twice over. Source Not confirmed: No charity, shelter or furniture bank in Walla Walla County with a published policy of accepting mattresses was found.
Washington mattress disposal rules
- County warehouse referral has Everett locality and 425-931-3670; primary operator now directs drop-off to Mukilteo and uses 425-876-0107. County directory appears stale for this referral. Source
- No enacted Washington mattress stewardship law found. SB 6271 (2026; companion HB 2633) would create mattress producer responsibility organizations; referred to Senate Environment, Energy & Technology Jan 21, 2026, public hearing Feb 4, 2026, no later action shown. Source
- Ecology's 1-800-RECYCLE locator (1800recycle.wa.gov) lists 'Home & Garden - Mattresses' as a searchable material; hotline 1-800-732-9253, Mon-Fri 9am-3pm. Ecology's How to Recycle page also directs residents to county or city solid waste officials. Source
- There is no mattress recycling program in Washington State, and the absence is worth stating because both neighbors have one. The Mattress Recycling Council, which runs the Bye Bye Mattress collection network, says of itself: "We currently provide resources, education and support for programs in California, Connecticut, Oregon and Rhode Island." Washington is not among them. A Washington resident has no free state-funded drop-off of the kind an Oregonian twenty miles away in Milton-Freewater or Hermiston has, and no Bye Bye Mattress collection site to look up. What the county charges at the gate is what the resident actually pays. Source
Questions people ask about Walla Walla
Is there free mattress disposal in Walla Walla?
Yes: Sudbury Regional Landfill - annual Landfill Courtesy Pass (414 Landfill Road, Walla Walla, WA 99362); 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 Walla Walla?
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 Washington?
County warehouse referral has Everett locality and 425-931-3670; primary operator now directs drop-off to Mukilteo and uses 425-876-0107. County directory appears stale for this referral.
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.