Mesa and the East Valley

Mattress removal, out of the bedroom and gone.

A mattress is floppy, heavy and a pain to get down a hallway, let alone into a car. We take it straight from the bedroom, box spring and frame too, and haul it off.

  • Veteran owned
  • We do all the lifting
  • Quote before we load
An illustration of an old mattress leaning against a block wall in a gravel yard at sundown Text a photo for a quote

What we haul away.

If it is on this list, or anything like it, point at it and it is gone. See everything we haul and what junk removal costs.

  • Mattresses of any size
  • Box springs
  • Bed frames and headboards
  • Futons and daybeds
  • Crib and toddler mattresses
  • Mattress toppers and pads
  • Bunk beds
  • Adjustable bases

Replacing a bed? Ask your new mattress store whether it hauls the old one; if not, we can.

A loaded dump trailer under a black mesh tarp, parked at the curb of a residential street
On a real job of ours.

Loaded, tarped and gone.

Real photos from our own jobs around the East Valley.

A dump trailer loaded with an old golf cart, an engine, an exercise machine and boxes, parked on a gravel driveway
A loaded dump trailer under a black mesh tarp, parked at the curb of a residential street

Three steps to a clear space.

  1. Tell us what has to go

    Call, text or send the form. A sentence or a photo is enough: "a couch, a fridge and the pile by the side gate."

  2. Get your quote

    We talk through the job and you get a quote before anything is loaded.

  3. We load it and haul it

    We do the lifting and the loading, then haul it all away.

Could the city take it instead?

Mattresses are on some cities’ bulk lists, as long as they are out at the curb on time:

  • The City of Mesa's list of acceptable bulk items includes furniture, mattresses, bed frames and box springs, exercise machines, bicycles, wheelbarrows, toilets, water softeners, one large TV or a few small ones, lawn mowers with no gasoline, barbeque grills with no propane, boxed or bagged small household items, and branches bundled in 4-foot lengths (checked October 13, 2026).
  • The City of Mesa asks for bulk items at the end of the driveway, set out after 6 p.m. the night before and no later than 6 a.m. on the collection day, and assesses a $31.00 trip charge if items are not at the curb when its crew arrives (checked October 13, 2026).
  • The City of Mesa may leave the entire load and assess a $31.00 trip charge if unacceptable items are mixed in, and the same charge applies to a cancellation or reschedule made less than 1 business day before the pickup (checked October 13, 2026).

From the official page: City of Mesa, Bulk Item Pick-up.

Get ready in five minutes.

  1. Strip the sheets and bedding.
  2. Take apart a bed frame if you are able to, or leave it to us.
  3. Clear the hallway to the front door.
  4. Tell us about stairs or a second floor.
A red pickup towing a gray dump trailer, its load of branches under a mesh tarp

From a customer

I used Jaime and his crew for the final clean up after an estate sale at my mother's home in Ahwatukee. They removed a hot tub as well as all remaining items in the home. The place was left cleaner than it had been before the sale. They thought of everything and had all the equipment needed on site. The estate agent said it was the best clean up job she had ever seen!

Sheryl J. on Google

Questions and answers

Something else? Call or text (602) 486-2331.

Can I just leave a mattress at the curb?

Only on a scheduled bulk pickup, and only within the city’s rules. Mesa, for example, wants bulk items at the end of the driveway between 6 p.m. the night before and 6 a.m. on the day, and charges a trip fee if they are not out when its crew arrives. The details are on this page with a link to the city.

Do you take the box spring and frame too?

Yes. Mattresses, box springs, bed frames and headboards all go together.

How much does mattress removal cost?

It depends on how much there is and how hard it is to reach. Tell us what you have, or text a photo, and you get a quote first. Our cost guide explains what moves the price and what the cities charge for their own pickups.

Point at it. We’ll haul it.

Tell us what has to go and we will get back to you with a quote. Rather talk? Call or text now.

(602) 486-2331
“They thought of everything and had all the equipment needed on site.” Sheryl J.

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