Mattress Removal $60 Flat Rate

The first step is to drain the water from the bed.  We strongly suggest draining via siphoning the water out, it will go much faster and ensure more water is emptied than gravity-drained.  You will more than likely have to lift the corners of the bed to move the water towards the drain location. Once it's all drained, you can roll it.  We suggest duct-taping it in several sections to keep it from unrolling during transport. 

May retailers sell repair kits for water beds and air mattresses.  As long as the damage is a small puncture, it should be comparatively easy. The kits are mostly a patch that you glue and place over a puncture.  If the damage is too large, it may not be safely repaired.

As always, we strongly suggest finding a local charity or person in need of items before recycling or disposal. We want to keep things out of the landfills as much as possible.  If not able to do so, there is a good chance the frame can be recycled.  Silver Point Disposal can take the frame and ensure that items that are able to be recycled will be separated from the parts that cannot be.  At this time, we do not recycle any mattresses, so the mattress would be disposed of in a landfill.

Water beds are often made of vinyl. If you have a company that recycles mattresses in your area, contact them to see if they can accept them. 

As always, Silver Point Disposal would suggest to find a charity or person in need before putting more things into a landfill.  If this is not an option, there is a lot of metal in these bed frames that can be recycled. Silver Point Disposal would take the frame and ensure that as much of it is recycled as able to do so before disposing of the rest into the landfill. Due to the nature of the environment and use of medical beds, we ask that it be sanitized before removal.  This is a safety precaution for our associates and anyone else that may come in contact with the bed and frame. 

As always, Silver Point Disposal would suggest to find a charity or person in need before putting more things into a landfill. If the bed does need to be disposed of, there is a probability the frame would have to be disassembled.  Follow the manufacturer's directions for disassembly. Silver Point Disposal would then take all the items, recycled anything that can be recycled, and dispose of the rest for you.