Junk Removal in AuroraWhat does mattress removal cost in Aurora, IL? — Pricing Guide
Mattress removal in Aurora costs $150 to $250 for one mattress and $175 to $300 for a set. Our Aurora crew handles the carry-out — Stolp Island walk-ups, Tanner Historic District staircases, Indian Trail Acres ranches — and confirms the number on site before lifting.
| What is being removed | Typical Aurora price range |
|---|---|
| Single twin or full mattress, ground floor or curbside | $150 (minimum charge) |
| Single queen or king mattress | $150 – $225 |
| Mattress and box spring set | $175 – $300 |
| Each additional mattress in the same pickup | $40 – $75 |
| Bed frame or headboard added to a mattress pickup | $25 – $60 |
| Full bedroom clear-out (mattress, box spring, frame, dresser) | $250 – $450 |
| Stair carry above the first floor, no elevator | $25 – $50 per flight |
| Four to six mattresses (landlord or turnover job) | $350 – $600 |
Typical mattress removal price ranges in Aurora, IL — market ranges, confirmed on site before pickup
Mattress removal pricing in Aurora starts at a $150 minimum charge
The $150 minimum charge covers one mattress, the labor to carry it out, the truck, and the disposal fee at the transfer station. A twin from a first-floor bedroom in West Aurora and a king from a garage both sit at that same floor price, because the cost driver is the trip and the dump fee, not the size of the foam. Pricing above the minimum is built on three things a crew can count on arrival: how many pieces are going, how many flights of stairs the pieces come down, and how far the carry runs from the door to the truck. A price range is a ballpark until someone sees the room. The exact number is confirmed on a free on-site look, and the crew states it before touching the mattress.
Mattress and box spring sets cost more than a single mattress because both pieces carry a disposal fee
A mattress and box spring set typically runs $175 to $300 in Aurora. Area transfer stations charge per piece on bulky bedding, so a box spring is priced as its own item rather than as part of the mattress. The wood-and-fabric frame inside a box spring also makes it stiff — it will not fold or bend around a landing, which is why sets from second-floor bedrooms take two people and a plan. Adding the bed frame, rails, and headboard to the same pickup usually costs $25 to $60 more, far less than booking a second trip later.
Stairs, alleys, and carry distance move an Aurora mattress quote inside its range
Access sets the final number. A queen mattress standing in an open garage on Indian Trail Road is a two-minute load. The same queen coming down a turned staircase in a Tanner Historic District Victorian, then out to a truck parked on the street, is a different job — narrow treads, a tight landing, and a door frame that was built for 1890s furniture. Elevator buildings downtown near Stolp Island are usually easier than a third-floor walk-up, but loading-dock hours and a long hallway push the carry distance up. Stair carries above the first floor typically add $25 to $50 per flight. Photos texted before the visit tighten the estimate considerably.