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Mattress Removal in
Washington Heights

Single-item mattress and box spring pickup across Washington Heights — the big pre-war elevator buildings and walk-ups around Fort Washington Avenue, St. Nicholas Avenue, and Broadway. Mattresses, box springs, and bed frames hauled by elevator or down the stairs, multi-bedroom clearances welcome, flat per-item price with the NYC recycling fee included.

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Free · Mattresses from $111 · No walk-up fee

Big pre-war apartments, one flat price

Washington Heights is known for its big pre-war apartments — some in grand elevator buildings along Fort Washington, others up the stairs in walk-ups off St. Nicholas. Either way the carry is included, with no walk-up or elevator surcharge. A queen is $139 from any floor, and because the apartments here run large with multiple bedrooms, we handle single-mattress pickups and full multi-bedroom clearances alike.

You won't need to bag it for the curb. NYC's rule that curbside mattresses be sealed in a plastic bag doesn't apply when we wrap it in the bedroom and take it out by elevator or stairs. The NYC mattress recycling fee is already included in your quote, so there's no surprise add-on, and mattresses go to a recycler.

Upload a photo for an exact price and we'll text an arrival window.

Mattress removal pricing in Washington Heights

ItemPrice
Mattress — Twin$111
Mattress — Full / Double$126
Mattress — Queen$139
Mattress — King / Cal King$154
Box Spring (any size)$124
Mattress + Box Spring Set$192
Bed Frame (standard / metal / platform)$92

Flat per-item pricing, the same across every NYC borough and floor — no walk-up surcharge, no elevator fee, no same-day surcharge. The NYC mattress recycling fee is already included. $100 minimum. Upload a photo at junkrabbit.nyc for an exact quote in 7 seconds.

How it works

1. Snap a photo

Photograph the mattress. We price the exact size in seconds — no walk-through needed.

2. Pick a window

Choose a time. We text an arrival window, often same-day across Washington Heights.

3. We haul it out

Vetted crew wraps it, takes the elevator or carries it down, and recycles it — no bagging or curb drag for you.

What we take

Pre-war buildingsElevator or walk-upMulti-bedroom clearances No baggingNYC recycling includedMattress recycling

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What Washington Heights clients say

★★★★★

"Big pre-war off Fort Washington. They took the king down the elevator, wrapped, recycled. No elevator fee, exactly the quote."

— Carmen R., Washington Heights
★★★★★

"Cleared three bedrooms when my parents downsized. Every mattress and box spring gone in one visit, fair flat pricing, recycling included."

— Luis G., Washington Heights
★★★★★

"Walk-up off St. Nicholas, no elevator. Two guys carried the queen down, no walk-up fee, no bagging. Same day."

— Sofia A., Washington Heights

Frequently asked questions

How much does mattress removal cost in Washington Heights?

JunkRabbit prices by the piece. A twin mattress is $111, a full/double $126, a queen $139, and a king/Cal king $154; a box spring (any size) is $124 and a mattress + box spring set is $192. A standard metal or platform bed frame is $92. The NYC mattress recycling fee is already included, and the order minimum is $100. Upload a photo for an exact quote.

My building is a walk-up — is there a stairs charge?

No. Whether you're in one of the big pre-war elevator buildings or a walk-up off St. Nicholas, the carry is included. A queen is $139 with no walk-up or elevator surcharge.

Can you clear a whole family apartment, not just one mattress?

Yes. The pre-war apartments here are big, with multiple bedrooms. We do single-mattress pickups and full multi-bedroom clearances alike — tell us what's there and we'll price it in one visit.

Do I have to bag the mattress or drag it to the curb?

No. NYC requires curbside mattresses to be sealed in a plastic bag, but we pick up right from the bedroom — we wrap it on site and take it down the elevator or stairs, so you skip the bagging.

Can you take it the same day?

Often yes, with no same-day surcharge. Upload a photo, get an exact price, and we'll text an arrival window — frequently same-day in Washington Heights.