Mattress removal in Chicago, IL
Get fast mattress removal in Chicago, IL with Lugg. Simply let us know what needs to be removed and where it’s going. We handle the removal and disposal, taking care of everything for you.
Need to remove a mattress? Let us do the heavy lifting
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Recycle your items
We're happy to clear out the following items for you
Bedding
Mattresses (incl. waterbed mattresses), boxsprings, sleeping pillows, and covers.
Damaged items
Damaged electronics, dvds, furniture, tools and other items.
Appliances
Small refrigerators, freezers, washers/dryers, and other small appliances.
Closing times
Most dumps and recycle centers close in the early afternoon. Please be sure to double check their hours before booking.
Additional fees
Dump and recycle stations charge a fee to dispose of your items which will be added to your total fare. This could range from $40 to $100+ based on the size and weight.
Things we can't take
Check with your recycle center for more information.
Chemicals & liquids
We won't take paint, chemical liquids, chemical waste, or any other type of illegal substances.
Raw materials
We won't take loose trash or raw materials like soil, compost, and misc. garden waste such as branches or trees.
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Angel & Julian were great! Super fast and really communicative. I wasn’t able to pick up the item so I was super grateful they picked it up, then delivered it to our place.
Worked well, the guys were nice. 5 stars because the furniture came back intact, but one piece of feedback - they should take the time to read the notes, because they missed one receipt, they didn't read the comments on what items should be picked up. Came back with the other stuff on their own dime, my husband got compelled to tip them more with cash - which I didn't think was our duty to help them out for their mistake.