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Mattresses and box springs go out as bulky waste with a Dover bulky tag attached to each item. Bulky items must be non-metal and not exceed 50 pounds.[2]
Curbside bulky pickup is by appointment: $25 covers up to 5 items, including mattresses, box springs, furniture and appliances. Request online (credit card) or at Public Works, 475 Valley Street.[3]
Nashua picks up your first 5 oversized items each year at no charge, by appointment. Mattresses count as oversized items. After that, it's $25 per item.[5]
Call 603-589-3410 or use the online form by Friday afternoon for the next week's pickup.[5]
The 2026 pickup season ends October 23; the last request day was October 16. There are no oversized pickups from mid-October through mid-spring.[5]
Year-round, residents can take items to the Four Hills Landfill at no charge with a residential permit ($5 per calendar year per vehicle; show current vehicle registration).[5]
Four Hills Landfill: 840 West Hollis Street. Open Monday to Friday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., Saturdays 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.[5]