Bed frame and headboard removal in El Paso. Metal rails, wooden slats, a heavy upholstered headboard — the frame is the last and clumsiest piece of the bed to deal with. We break it down and carry it out so the whole bed leaves together, not in installments.
A simple 3-step process. We handle everything so you don't have to.
Tell us whether it is metal, wood, or upholstered, and where it sits in your El Paso home. We quote a flat rate.
The crew disassembles the frame and carries every piece out of your El Paso bedroom — tools and labor included.
Metal rails head to a scrap yard and wooden frames are chipped, keeping the bulk of your old bed out of the landfill.
Once the mattress and box spring are gone, you are left with the frame: a tangle of bolted steel rails, a slatted platform, or a solid-wood sleigh bed with a headboard that weighs more than it looks. In El Paso people put off that last piece because taking it apart means digging out an Allen key and a lot of patience. Our crew brings the tools and the muscle. We disassemble metal frames, pull slats and center supports, and wrestle oversized headboards and footboards out of El Paso bedrooms and down the stairs without gouging a wall. Solid timber and metal are both recyclable, so the frame is sorted for scrap and lumber rather than buried. Add it to a mattress pickup and the entire bed — mattress, foundation, and frame — is cleared in a single flat-rate stop anywhere in El Paso.
El Paso wraps around the Franklin Mountains at the far western corner of Texas, a spread-out metro of more than 850,000 people whose homes run from the Westside foothills across Central and the Northeast to the booming Far East. All those bedrooms mean a steady supply of old mattresses that need to go, and a city whose curbside rules make getting rid of them a real chore.
Yes. Our El Paso crew brings the tools and breaks down metal rails, wooden slats, and bolted platforms so you do not have to touch a wrench.
We do it all the time. Oversized and padded headboards come out of El Paso bedrooms and down stairwells with the crew handling the weight and protecting your walls.
On its own, a frame starts at $79. As part of a full bedroom set in El Paso — mattress, box spring, and frame — it is $159 for the whole bed.