Our goal is to recycle over 95% of a mattresses components, reducing waste in landfills and diminishing our carbon footprint.

The Problem 

Mattresses that are sent to the waste stream have a negative impact on our environment.

Mattresses consume valuable air space in landfills due to their inability to be properly compacted and processed. Additionally, they waste space on transfer stations and transfer trucks, which leads to more trips to and from the landfills and emits higher carbon levels.

In 2021, 600,000 mattresses were disposed of in Massachusetts. Only 11% of those were recycled.

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The Solution

Green Mattress is equipped to handle a minimum of 300,000 mattresses per year.

Green Mattress reduces the loads on landfills and transfer stations by almost 50% annually. If mattresses are declared a waste ban item, we could expect to remove 10 million pounds of carbon - the equivalent of removing 1,000 vehicles from the road. 

The Green Mattress Process

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STEP 1

We receive the mattresses from businesses and consumers (like you!).

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STEP 2

Each mattress or box spring is sent along a conveyor belt, where the foam and fabrics are stripped from the framework and the metal is removed.

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STEP 3

The remaining foam and fabrics are sent into a baler, and are then shipped to a recycler to be made into new foam. Our goal is to recycle up to 95% of a mattress’s materials.  

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Spread the word about your commitment to sustainability.

Junk removal companies. Municipalities. Consumers. Universities. Hotels. Green Mattress provides all of its customers with our seal of approval so they can share their contributions and inform others of the measurable impact they’re making on the environment. Contact us for your seal of approval today!

Common Questions

Q: What are the hours for your Milford facility?

Our hours are: Monday - Friday from 6:00am - 3:00pm.

Q: Does it cost money to recycle my mattress?

For our services, Green Mattress charges $50 per unit. If you’re a business looking to offload a large quantity of mattresses, you’ll actually make money by recycling. Check out our ROI calculator to learn more about your potential cost savings.

Q: Do I have to do anything before dropping off my mattress?

You have two options: 1.) You can call us to pay ahead and then can drop off your mattresses without extra thought, or 2.) You can pay at the drop-off location when you bring us your mattresses. We’ll take care of the rest.

Q: Besides dropping off my mattress at Green Mattress’s facility, are there other ways I can recycle my mattress?

There are three main ways you can recycle your mattress: 1.) Drop it off at our facility in Brockton, 2.) Drop it off at a designated bin in your neighborhood, or 3.) Have it picked up by us today. Learn more about our services.

Q: How many mattresses are you able to take?

We have the capacity to handle 1,500 per day. Bring as many as you’d like!