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Recycling Options for Tennessee Residents
We offer discounted recycling rates to residents currently residing in Williamson, Davidson and Rutherford County. See locations below. If your county location is not listed, please give us a call for direct drop-off pricing.
Mattress Recycling Drop-off Locations for Rutherford County Residents Only
Hours of Operation:
Monday-Friday
8:00am-4:00pm
Closed: Saturday & Sunday
SMYRNA
112 G St. Smyrna, TN 37167
Hours of Operation:
Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday
9:30am-5:00pm
Saturday & Sunday
7:30am-3:00pm
LEANNA
Hours of Operation:
Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday
9:30am-5:00pm
Saturday & Sunday
7:30am-3:00pm
ROCKVALE
Hours of Operation:
Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday
9:30am-5:00pm
Saturday & Sunday
7:30am-3:00pm
Mattress Recycling Drop-Off Locations for Williamson County Residents Only
NOLENSVILLE CONVENIENCE CENTER
1525 Owen Road
Brentwood, TN. 37027
Hours of Operation:
Monday-Sunday | 7:00am-5:00pm
GRASSLAND CONVENIENCE CENTER
1495 Sneed Road
Franklin, TN 37069
*In rear of fire station, 1/4 mile from school
Hours of Operation:
Monday-Sunday | 7:00am-5:00pm
LANDFILL CONVENIENCE CENTER
5750 Pinewood Road
Franklin, TN 37064
Hours of Operation:
Monday-Sunday | 7:00am-5:00pm
Mattress Recycling Drop-Off Locations for Davidson County Residents Only
EAST NASHVILLE CONVENIENCE CENTER
943 Dr. Richard G Adams Dr Nashville, TN 37207
Hours of Operation:
Tuesday-Saturday
8:00am-4:30pm
CENTRAL NASHVILLE CONVENIENCE CENTER
1019 Omohundro Place Nashville, TN 37210
Hours of Operation:
Tuesday-Saturday
8:00am-4:30pm
ANTIOCH CONVENIENCE CENTER
3254 Ezell Pike Nashville, TN 37211
Hours of Operation:
Tuesday-Saturday
8:00am-4:30pm
Recycling Options for Other County Residents
If you reside outside one of the contracted counties listed above, please contact us below or at: Â (615)-668-5800
Join the Spring Back’s Effort to Reduce Mattress & Box Spring Waste
Join us in making a meaningful and lasting positive impact on our environment, and communities – both local and nationwide. By contributing your mattress and box spring, you are giving it an extended life, recycled, and repurposed into new materials – reducing the amount of toxic waste sitting in landfills. With your participation, we can also create employment opportunities for disenfranchised men, generate more tax revenue for our community and save residents money on privatized landfills. Whether you are a resident of Nashville or a business in the United States, anyone can join our efforts and support the cause.
VOTE FOR MATTRESS RECYCLNG IN YOUR COUNTY!
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What People Are Saying
 "This company is so great to work with. Ryan and his team over there are always kind and very efficient. My company 6th Man Movers is in the business of Mattress Delivery and removals are a part of services. And we depend upon on their services every other week of the year and we are so grateful that they are here! I believe in their mission of helping people getting back to work and without them, just about every bed in the Nashville area would probably be headed to the landfill. Captain Planet would be proud! We will continue to support these guys and hope you do to. It’s so easy, just show up during their business hours and they’ll do the rest."
-Jacob Greer, 6th Man Movers
Recycling Today for a Better Future Tomorrow
- Mattresses decompose slowly in a landfill, often taking 100 years to decompose.
- For every 1 Ton of Mattress, there 25 cubic meters of landfill space are preserved.
- Industry guidance suggests purchasing a new mattress every 5-7 years.
- On average, we recycle roughly 50,000 mattresses per year, which is over 3 million cubic feet of landfill space.
- Mattresses are made up of 48% box and steel inner springs, 28% foam, 14% fabrics, and fibers, and 5% wooden box springs, all of which can be made into new products.
- Globally, only 40% of used mattresses are currently recycled.
- On average, 50,000 mattresses are disposed of daily, making that 18 million discarded per year.