Is that old bed keeping you up at night? Not sure what to do with it? Well rest easy, we've got you covered. 

From Memorial Day to Labor Day (May 25 - September 7), 2020, Dakota Valley Recycling is partnering with Certified Recycling to offer discounted mattress recycling for residents of Apple Valley, Burnsville, Eagan and Lakeville. The collection allows residents to drop-off mattresses for the price of $25 per piece -- a discount of 50 percent or more!

But before you bring your mattress to Certified, please consider donation first. If your beds are in good condition, free of rips and stains, then you can bring them to a local non-profit organization called Bridging located in Bloomington. Bridging accepts usable mattresses for free to drop-off, or a flat rate of $75 to have picked up from your home.

If your mattresses are not in good enough condition to donate, then the summer mattress collection is the perfect opportunity for you to recycle your old mattress. To participate, residents must present Certified Recycling with the mattress drop-off coupon (printed versions are accepted as well as digital copies on smartphones) along with proof of residence. Mattresses must be dry and free of bed bugs. See below for further details.

Where:

Certified Recycling, 14305 Ewing Avenue, Burnsville, MN

952-894-1448

When:

May 25th - September 7, 2020

Mondays - Fridays from 7:00 am to 4:00 pm

*Closed September 5th, 6th, and 7th. Call ahead to drop off on Tuesday, September 8th.

Recycling Rate:

$25 per unit (any size mattress, box springs are separate units)

Rules:

Must be a resident of Apple Valley, Burnsville, Eagan or Lakeville. Must provide photo ID with current address and the event coupon.

All beds must be dry and free of bed bugs and other contaminants.

For more information about proper mattress disposal, visit our Mattress Recycling Guide.

Contact Us

City Education Department
13713 Frontier Court
Burnsville, MN 55337-3817
Phone: 952-895-4559

Dakota Valley Recycling

DVR is the partnership recycling department for the Cities of Apple Valley, BurnsvilleEagan and Lakeville that connects residents and businesses to recycling, composting and waste disposal information.

DVR is not a drop off facility and does not accept any materials for recycling.