Mattresses in Alabama
These are the Alabama place guides for this item.
Place guides
- Alabaster
Old furniture, mattresses and similar items may go out for the city's Junk and Rubbish pickup, residential only, weight limited to 300 pounds per item, no sooner than one day before pickup.{{C:1}}
- Anniston
121 Disposal handles bulk item pickup; accepted items include mattresses and bed springs. No fee shown.{{C:1}}
- Birmingham
City dumpsters for residents accept mattresses at four district sites. No fee shown.{{C:1}}
- Fairhope
No fee shown; one mattress or box spring per week on trash pickup day
- Fort Payne
The city's curbside rubbish list names appliances, furniture and other bulky items but does not name mattresses; call the Sanitation Department at 845-0758 before setting out a large amount.
- Hoover
Bulk collection accepts mattresses; submit a Trash/Debris collection request through MyHooverConnect. No fee shown.{{C:1}}
- Huntsville
Huntsville collects furniture and appliances with regular trash collection. Mattresses aren't named on the City's page, so call 256-883-3964 first.
- Jasper
No fee shown for a mattress; $200 if residential refuse exceeds one truckload
- Madison
The city contracts trash (yard debris and large items) collection to Republic Services; mattresses are an acceptable item. No fee shown.{{C:2}}
- Mobile
- Montgomery
- Opelika
City ordinance lists mattresses as bulky items (from image on official page).{{C:1}}
- Pelham
Place heavy items such as mattresses out before scheduling a bulk pickup through the city's Report a Concern portal; bulk items are collected within ten business days. No fee is shown.{{C:1}}
- Tuscaloosa
- Vestavia Hills
No. Submit a Debris or Bulk Collection request and note it is a mattress; pickup within 3-4 business days.
- Baldwin County
Yes, one bulky and yard waste pickup a month is free, and mattresses count as bulky waste.