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Mattresses in Virginia

These are the Virginia place guides for this item.

Place guides

• Bristol

  No fee shown beyond the $38.00 sanitation fee; mattresses go out on trash day

• Chesapeake

  A mattress/box-spring is a bulk household item. Request a Bulk Trash Collection by phone at 757-382-CITY (2489) by 5 p.m. the work day before your collection day, or online by 11:59 p.m. the day before. No fee is shown for this collection.{{C:1}}

• Colonial Heights

  Mattresses and box springs are bulky waste, and bulky waste collections must be scheduled in advance; requests must be made by 2 p.m. on Tuesdays, or they are fulfilled the following week. No fee is shown for a standard collection.{{C:1}}

• Danville

  Mattresses and box springs are large bulk debris. Residents may set out up to four large bulk items per week at no extra cost.{{C:1}}

• Fauquier County

  Improper handling or disposal of a whole mattress is $150.00 per item.

• Hampton

  Hampton collects mattresses as bulk trash on your regular garbage day. Same day as your regular garbage; out after 3 p.m. the day before, by 7 a.m.

• Harrisonburg

  Bulk pickup (mattresses accepted) is on your regular trash day and must be scheduled in ReCollect by 12 pm the business day before. No fee shown.{{C:1}}

• Herndon

  Mattresses are allowable Special Collection items, up to 100 lbs. each.{{C:1}}

• Hopewell

  Mattresses and box springs are bulky waste. "Most bulky waste will be collected at no charge." Request pickup by 2 p.m. the business day before your trash day; the load must fit in the back of a standard-sized pickup truck.{{C:1}}

• Leesburg

  $0 listed fee for mattresses and box springs

• Manassas

  Mattresses can be scheduled for a bulk pickup, separate from regular trash.{{C:1}}

• Montgomery County

  MRSWA takes mattresses as bulky waste (too large for drop-off locations) at $76 per ton.{{C:1}}

• Newport News

  Mattresses are accepted bulk items. A current Solid Waste User Fee must be assessed on the property (amount not shown). Set out after 3 PM the day before, at the curb by 7 AM collection day.{{C:1}}

• Norfolk

  Mattress and box springs must be scheduled for collection. There is a 3 cubic yard limit per collection; charges may apply above it.{{C:1}}

• Pulaski

  In Pulaski, the town collects up to three bulk items such as mattresses every Tuesday through GFL; call to schedule. No fee is shown.

• Richmond
• Staunton

  Twice a year, in spring and fall, the city collects large and bulky items, including furniture such as mattresses; no fee is shown.{{C:1}}

• Suffolk

  Yes. Mattresses are Special Pick-Up items and the service remains free for residents.

• Virginia Beach
• Williamsburg

  Household bulk pickup, which includes mattresses, is by appointment only. Book no later than noon (12 pm) on the Thursday before collection, put items at the curb before 7 am, up to 2 large items per collection and 3 collections per year. No fee is shown.{{C:1}}

• York County

  No. A mattress and box spring are considered one item.

• Albemarle County and Charlottesville

  Mattresses count as municipal solid waste at the Ivy Solid Waste & Recycling Center, 4576 Dick Woods Road, Charlottesville.

• Arlington County

  Included with trash service: put mattresses and box springs at the curb for regular trash collection, no pickup request needed

• Augusta County

  Couches and mattresses go in the bulky item open-top containers at the Public Use Site.

• Bedford County

  Convenience centers, including full-service gated sites, don't take mattresses; take them to the Waste Management Facility.

• Chesterfield County

  No free option found; the disposal fee for mattresses is $9 at the County convenience centers

• Fairfax County

  Take it to the I-66 Transfer Station or I-95 Landfill Complex ($17 per mattress and box spring; see below)

• Frederick County

  Mattresses and box springs are large, bulky items that must be taken directly to the landfill citizens' center, not a neighborhood convenience site.

• Hanover County

  Mattresses and box springs are accepted only at the Courthouse and Montpelier Convenience Centers; limit two per day, no prep needed.

• Loudoun County

  No free option found; mattresses and box springs are accepted for a fee at the Loudoun County Landfill

• Prince William County

  Mattresses are bulky waste with no charge for Prince William County residential users at the Landfill or Compost Facility; maximum five mattresses per trip

• Spotsylvania County

  Residents can bring bulky items, including mattresses, to the Chancellor and Berkeley Centers; large bulky loads go to the Livingston Landfill. The policy limits mattresses to 2 sets per visit in one section and 2 sets per day in another; confirm before going.

• Stafford County and Fredericksburg

  Mattresses and box springs are only accepted at the Regional Landfill, 489 Eskimo Hill Road, Stafford.