Mattresses
Mattress recycling is now available FREE to Summit County businesses, residents and homeowners.
Accepted: Only clean and dry, non-mechanical mattresses are accepted.
- 1-6 mattresses: Drop off at SCRAP, 639 County Road 66 in Dillon, Monday through Friday from 7am to 3:30pm.
- 7-20 mattresses: Contact the SCRAP gatehouse at 970-468-9263 x0 and confirm drop-off time and date.
- 21+ mattresses: Contact the SCRAP gatehouse at 970-468-9263 x0 to schedule a pickup with Spring Back Colorado.
Not accepted: box springs; mechanical or adjustable beds; soiled, stained or wet mattresses.
Proof of residency, home ownership or doing business in the county will be required to participate in the program.
This recycling service is made possible thanks to the Summit County Strong Future Initiative.
In 2018, Summit County diverted 20 percent of its waste from the landfill. Both the state and national diversion rates sit at 35 percent. Through the Strong Future initiative, Summit County Government is expanding recycling programs, such as free food scrap drop-off, to reach the community goal of 40 percent diversion by 2035. To stay informed on new programs as they become available, sign up for the monthly HC3 newsletter.
Accepted: Only clean and dry, non-mechanical mattresses are accepted.
- 1-6 mattresses: Drop off at SCRAP, 639 County Road 66 in Dillon, Monday through Friday from 7am to 3:30pm.
- 7-20 mattresses: Contact the SCRAP gatehouse at 970-468-9263 x0 and confirm drop-off time and date.
- 21+ mattresses: Contact the SCRAP gatehouse at 970-468-9263 x0 to schedule a pickup with Spring Back Colorado.
Not accepted: box springs; mechanical or adjustable beds; soiled, stained or wet mattresses.
Proof of residency, home ownership or doing business in the county will be required to participate in the program.
This recycling service is made possible thanks to the Summit County Strong Future Initiative.
In 2018, Summit County diverted 20 percent of its waste from the landfill. Both the state and national diversion rates sit at 35 percent. Through the Strong Future initiative, Summit County Government is expanding recycling programs, such as free food scrap drop-off, to reach the community goal of 40 percent diversion by 2035. To stay informed on new programs as they become available, sign up for the monthly HC3 newsletter.
