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Mattress Removal Services
Mattress Removal Services
At WasteCo, we know that disposing of an old, tattered mattress can be a time-consuming and laborious task. This is why we offer a mattress removal service to save you the trouble of doing any heavy-lifting yourself.
What Happens To Your Mattress?
As a waste management company, we have a responsibility to dispose of waste in the most environmental and ethical way.
Upon collection of your unwanted mattress, we will transport it to our on-site recycling and disposal facilities where it will be assessed. Any materials that can be recycled will be as this is our priority.
Our Recycling Facilities
At WasteCo, we are proud of our 17-acre on-site waste disposal and recycling facilities, where we organise and separate any waste materials we collect into recyclable and non-recyclable waste.
We have a ‘zero to landfill’ goal and do everything in our power to minimise any negative impact on the environment.
We are committed to the slogan ‘reduce, reuse, recycle’ and as a waste management company, we recognise our responsibility to dispose of waste properly, ethically and sustainably.
Areas We Cover
We provide mattress removal services for a number of different areas in Greater Manchester. If your hometown is on the list, give us a call today.
Bolton
Chorley
Horwich
Preston
Bury
Leigh
Atherton
Why Choose WasteCo to remove your mattress removal?
As a leading rubbish removal company in the North West, our team are well equipped and trained to take on the responsibility of collecting and disposing of unwanted mattresses and household furniture.
Any items we collect will be transported to our advanced recycling and disposal facilities where the most environmentally-friendly course of action will be taken.
Mattress Removal FAQs
Recycled mattresses can be transformed into a variety of things fit for different purposes. Metal found in springs and frames can be recycled. Cotton and other materials can be used in recycled textiles. Wood can also be used for mulch and plastics in carpet padding.
If you feel that your mattress still has some years left in it, think about giving it a new home. Mattresses can be sold if it is in good enough condition or donated to charity. If you feel that your mattress still has some years left in it, think about giving it a new home. Mattresses can be sold if it is in good enough condition or donated to charity.
If we all threw away our mattresses, eventually landfill sites would be completely filled up and this is already contributing to the climate crisis enough as it is. Being environmentally conscious will not only shrink your carbon footprint but you can be content in the knowledge that you are doing your bit to save the planet.
The average life expectancy of a mattress is usually roughly a decade but the decision to update your mattress depends on the quality of the mattress itself. After ten years, a mattress can begin to lose its support and can become old and tattered.
