How Do I Dispose of an Old Mattress in Kingman?
The Short Answer
The easiest option: St. Vincent de Paul Society (218 E Beale St, Kingman — (928) 753-4399) picks up usable, unstained mattresses at no charge. Route 66 works alongside them and can offer the same free pickup under the same criteria when you schedule a delivery. Other Kingman-area options include Mohave County transfer stations, City of Kingman bulk-item pickup, local junk-hauling services (roughly $30–$75 per unit), and donation to Salvation Army or Habitat ReStore for clean, structurally sound mattresses.
The Deeper Answer
- St. Vincent de Paul Society. 218 E Beale St, Kingman, AZ 86401 — (928) 753-4399. Picks up usable, unstained mattresses at no charge.
- Ask Route 66 about matching the same service. If Route 66 is delivering a new mattress within 20 miles, the Route 66 truck can make the same free pickup under the same usable/unstained criteria — ask when you schedule.
- Mohave County transfer stations. Cerbat Landfill and other transfer sites accept mattresses. Fees apply; call ahead for current pricing and hours.
- City of Kingman bulk-item pickup. Contact the city solid waste division to schedule a bulk-item pickup on your regular collection day.
- Junk-hauling services. A handful of local haulers pick up mattresses and other bulk items. Expect roughly $30–$75 per unit.
- Donation. Salvation Army and Habitat ReStore also accept clean, stain-free, structurally sound mattresses on a case-by-case basis. Call first; policies vary.
Whichever route you go, please don’t leave a mattress at the curb without arranging pickup — illegal dumping in Mohave County carries fines.
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