How to Dispose of a Mattress in Albuquerque, NM

Every way to get rid of a mattress in Albuquerque side by side — what each costs, how much it takes at once, and the condition that decides whether it is actually collected.

Every route out of Albuquerque, and what each one actually asks of you

Free and unconditional are not the same thing. Each of these routes costs nothing or costs something, and each one has a line it will not cross — the cap, the condition, or what it simply will not accept. Read down the last two columns before you carry anything downstairs.

RouteWhat it costsHow much it takesThe condition
Booked city collectionFree. Appliances and other large items are collected throughout the year at no charge on residential customer request.No more than a standard pick-up load may be collected.Large items — couches, chairs, mattresses, bed frames — and appliances including refrigerators, freezers, air conditioners, stoves, dishwashers, washing machines and dryers. Tires are taken up to four.
Hire a haulerYou pay — quotes come from local companies bidding against each other.No item cap and no wrapping, residency or vehicle rule.They carry it out; nothing has to reach the curb under its own steam.

Booking a city pickup

Large items — couches, chairs, mattresses, bed frames — and appliances including refrigerators, freezers, air conditioners, stoves, dishwashers, washing machines and dryers. Tires are taken up to four.

How many items
No more than a standard pick-up load may be collected.
How to book
Schedule online or call 311, at least 24 hours before your next trash collection day. Requests made inside 24 hours may be serviced case by case.
What it costs
Free. Appliances and other large items are collected throughout the year at no charge on residential customer request.
Good to know
Place items on the curb five feet clear of other carts, mailboxes, fire hydrants, parked cars, low-hanging trees and utility poles. Empty all appliances, and tape freezer and fridge doors shut.

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Or have someone take it

City routes are cheap but slow, and they all assume you can get the item to the curb yourself. If it is upstairs, if it is heavy, or if you need it gone this week, a local pro is the faster answer.

Post the job free, and local pros in Albuquerque bid on it. You pick the offer you like and pay your pro directly — JunkerClub takes no cut of the price.

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What people actually pay — measured, not estimated

A flat-rate national hauler charges $99–$119 to take one queen mattress — read off their own published breakdown, in Mission Viejo, CA (Orange County), Philadelphia, PA. It is not our price: JunkerClub does not set prices.

And a flat rate is only one company's number. When we put one real job out to bid, 12 local pros priced the same pile from the same photos: $225 to $1,250, median $525. Nobody else publishes this, because nobody else runs the auction.

median $525 $225$400$400$425$500$500$550$575$600$650$850$1,250 $225 $1,250
All 12 quotes on one furniture removal job in Rockville, MD — same photos, same week, no site visit. Each dot is one quote.

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FAQ

Getting rid of a mattress in Albuquerque — common questions

How do I book a bulk pickup in Albuquerque?

Schedule online or call 311, at least 24 hours before your next trash collection day. Requests made inside 24 hours may be serviced case by case. No more than a standard pick-up load may be collected.

What needs an appointment in Albuquerque instead of going out with the trash?

Large items — couches, chairs, mattresses, bed frames — and appliances including refrigerators, freezers, air conditioners, stoves, dishwashers, washing machines and dryers. Tires are taken up to four.

What does a bulk collection cost in Albuquerque?

Free. Appliances and other large items are collected throughout the year at no charge on residential customer request.

Where and when do I put the items out in Albuquerque?

Place items on the curb five feet clear of other carts, mailboxes, fire hydrants, parked cars, low-hanging trees and utility poles. Empty all appliances, and tape freezer and fridge doors shut.

Where this comes from

Checked against official sources on 2026-08-27. City rules change — if something here does not match, the city page wins.

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