Mattress removal and recycling in Sparks. Old mattresses are bulky, unsanitary, and all but impossible to drop off yourself. We wrap and carry yours out of any bedroom and send it to a recycler so the steel and foam get a second life instead of the landfill.

A simple 3-step process. We handle everything so you don't have to.
Give us the mattress size and your Sparks address; we quote a flat rate and set a time.
The crew reaches your Sparks home, shrink-wraps the mattress for a clean carry, and hauls it out — stairs and all.
Your mattress is delivered to a recycler where springs, foam, and fabric are separated and reused.
Dumping a mattress in Sparks is harder than it should be — many haulers refuse them, they will not fit in most vehicles, and a mattress left in the alley just becomes someone else's problem. We solve it in one quick, cheap stop. We take every size, from twin to California king, plus memory foam, pillow-top, and adjustable models, and we grab the box spring, frame, and headboard too. Each mattress we collect goes to a recycling facility where the springs, foam, cotton, and wood are pulled apart and reused. We sanitize-wrap before we carry, so nothing sheds through your hallway on the way out.
Sparks is a Lower Valley community east of Socorro, a census-designated place of modest neighborhoods and small farms. Its position along the old valley highways keeps it close to Socorro, Horizon City, and the Far East side of El Paso.
A single mattress starts at $75 in Sparks, and a mattress-plus-box-spring combo is discounted. It is a flat rate — no surprise fees.
Yes. We work with certified recyclers, and roughly 80% of each mattress — steel, foam, and cotton — is reclaimed rather than landfilled.
Of course. We wrap it first and carry it down through your Sparks home cleanly, no matter the floor.
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