San Diego Mattress Recycling

The average mattress is a 23 cubic foot package of steel, wood, cotton and polyurethane foam. With all these different materials, mattresses are difficult to recycle—and municipal recycling facilities don’t offer to do it for you.

Due to increasing public concerns about the environment—and San Diegians desire to recycle everything we can Fred’s San Diego Junk Removal Service recycles your  mattresses.

The recyclable materials in a mattress are polyurethane foam, steel, cotton and wood.

Keeping mattresses out of landfills is a matter of efficiently for Fred’s Junk Removal, by recycling we save money that would be spent at the landfill, and that keeps our mattress removal prices low.

During the recycling process, each mattress or box spring is stripped, separating the polyurethane foam and cotton fiber from the framework. The metal springs are removed, and the remaining polyurethane foam baled. The whole process takes 10-20 minutes per mattress.

Many health departments forbid donating mattresses to charities like the Salvation Army or Goodwill. So what’s an upgraded sleeper with a perfectly good old mattress to do? What are you wating for….Give us a call today at (619) 245-9957

This service is provided by Fred’s Junk Removal