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City pickup: mattresses in West Virginia
The answer for West Virginia
In West Virginia, we've checked 4 city pickup options in 3 of our 3 West Virginia city guides. Enter your ZIP or pick your city to see only what applies to you.
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Charleston 2
CharlestonCity fee
Charleston: city fees and paid options
- For tires or appliances, call Refuse at 304-348-6831 to arrange pickup on your regular collection day.[1]
Huntington 1
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Free special pickup
- If you live in the city of Huntington, you get one free trash pickup per month if the load fits in an eight-foot pickup truck. Mattresses are accepted.[2]
- To request it, call 304.696.5540 (option 1 for Public Works) or use the Huntington WV 311 app. City workers check the size of the load and will contact you if a fee applies.[2]
Wheeling 1
WheelingCity fee
Wheeling: city fees and paid options
- Mattresses, box springs, couches and other bulk items go out with your regular trash: place one large item out per week.[3]
- Put the bulk item in the same spot as your regular weekly household trash. It goes on the same truck on the same day.[3]
- Building materials such as carpet, wood and drywall won't be picked up.[3]
- For questions or a missed pickup, call the Sanitation Division at (304) 234-3707.[3]
West Virginia mattress rulesCity pickup: other states
Sources (3 official pages)
- City of Charleston WV: Refuse FAQ (PDF) https://www.charlestonwv.gov/sites/default/files/non-departmental-documents/2019-05/Refuse%20FAQ.pdf
Checked by us: Oct 21, 2026 · Source posted: no date shown - City of Huntington: Bulky Trash https://cityofhuntington.com/i-want-to/dispose-recycle/bulky-trash/
Checked by us: Oct 21, 2026 · Source posted: no date shown - City of Wheeling: Sanitation https://www.wheelingwv.gov/sanitation
Checked by us: Oct 21, 2026 · Source posted: no date shown