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Mattress Removal · Racine

Mattress Removal in Racine

In Racine, getting rid of a mattress on your own means loading it into a vehicle, driving it to the city transfer station and paying a per-item fee at the gate. We pick it up from the bedroom instead: a queen is $103, a king $114.

✓Insured, vetted haulers
✓Same-day when a crew is free
✓Flat photo-quoted pricing
✓No hidden charges
✓COI support
✓Donation and recycling
✓Basements & stairs included

Racine at the Mouth of the Root River

Father Jacques Marquette camped at the mouth of the Root River in November 1674. The city that grew there became home to Case IH, Dremel, InSinkErator and Modine — and to the Horlicks plant, where malted milk balls were first developed.

About 77,600 people live in Racine today. The city transfer station charges by the item for bulky waste, with separate rates for Freon appliances, TVs and computers, and tires.

Racine Prices

ItemFlat price
Mattress — queen$103
Mattress — king$114
Mattress — twin$82
Box spring$92
Crib$67
$75 minimum. You don’t load anything yourself.

Transfer Station vs. Pickup

Doing It Yourself

You need a vehicle big enough for a mattress, time during station hours, and a fee for each bulky item at the gate.

Our Pickup

One flat price, a crew carries it out, and nothing rides in your car.

Racine Mattress FAQs

Is a pickup cheaper than hauling it to the Racine transfer station myself?

The station charges per item and you do the hauling. Compare that with our flat price — $103 for a queen — plus the value of not borrowing a truck.

How much is mattress removal in Racine?

Twin $82, queen $103, king $114; box springs $92.

Do you serve Mount Pleasant and Caledonia?

Yes, along with Sturtevant, at the same prices.

Can you take fridges too?

Yes. Appliances go to refrigerant recovery and recycling — see appliance removal.

No Trip to the Transfer Station

A photo of the mattress gets you a flat price.

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