Hotel Mattress and Electronics Recycling and Installation
At an average of 23 cubic feet and 55 pounds, beds are among the largest items that a hotel has to throw away.
That also means they're among the most expensive. With the International Sleep Products Association (ISPA) and State Legislators pushing hard to enforce how mattresses should be disposed of, hotels are still continuing to send them to the landfill because they are unaware of any other greener solutions.
According to the ISPA 35-40 million mattresses are sold each year. 14 million old mattresses are landfilled and 20 million are re-sold through renovators.
Complete Recycling and Installation Solutions for Hotels
Mattress Installation and Recycling
Old mattresses and box springs don’t belong in landfills. LRP Recycling dismantles and separates each component, foam, metal, and fabric for reuse in new products. Our process reduces waste, supports sustainability goals, and provides documentation for your ESG reporting. Whether replacing a few rooms or an entire property, our team manages pickup, transport, and installation with precision and care.
Furniture Installation and Recycling
From guest rooms to offices, we recycle and responsibly dispose of hotel and dorm furniture of all sizes. Items such as desks, chairs, dressers, and headboards are broken down into recyclable materials, keeping reusable components out of landfills. Our logistics team ensures smooth removal and installation with minimal disruption to daily operations.
E-Waste Installation and Recycling
Every property depends on electronics, TVs, lamps, computers, phones, and more. LRP Recycling provides complete electronics removal, certified recycling, and installation services for everything that plugs in. We follow EPA and state environmental guidelines, ensuring safe, documented disposal while helping your property stay compliant and sustainable.
Every hotel upgrade involves more than just new products—it’s about creating a seamless, sustainable transition for your guests and your brand. Whether replacing mattresses, box springs, or electronics, LRP Recycling provides complete removal, recycling, and installation services tailored to the hospitality industry.
Our Hotel Services Include:
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Mattress and box spring removal, recycling, and installation
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TV and electronic removal, recycling, and installation
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Lamp and light fixture recycling and setup
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Alarm clocks, phones, and charging station installation
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Office electronics recycling including monitors, printers, and power supplies
Our team coordinates each project with care to minimize disruption, ensuring your property remains guest-ready throughout the process. All materials are responsibly recycled according to EPA and state environmental standards, and every project includes full documentation for your sustainability records.
With over a decade of experience partnering with leading hotel brands, LRP Recycling delivers an efficient, discreet, and environmentally responsible solution for properties of every size. From a single renovation to multi-property rollouts, we manage it all—so your staff can focus on what matters most: your guests.
Contact us today to schedule your next hotel recycling or installation project.
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Customers Who Trust LRP Recycling
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"Used LRP Recycling for mattresses and box spring disposal, super easy and best prices would definitely again."
Eric S. - Hotel Manager
LRP's Project Process
Nationwide Coverage
When it comes to mattress and furniture recycling for your hotel, we provide all the logistics necessary to remove and transport these mattresses from any hotel nationwide.
Our main goal is to prevent these items from ending up in a landfill.
We might be able to reduce your cost if you are currently disposing of mattresses during any renovations. We recycle mattresses nationally, which should cost significantly less than disposal and it's easier than ordering numerous roll-offs. We also have an install/removal team for mattresses if you need to outsource that portion of a project.
Communication
Once you inquire about our mattress and recycling services, we will work with you and share each step of our plan in the removal process. We will cater our plans around your needs and operations and if you are purchasing new furniture, we'll be able to support you through installation.
Scheduling
We reconfirm start date and time, project duration, and logistics details (access to buildings, keys, local and emergency contacts, etc.). We schedule moving crews and confirm crew size. And we schedule the trailers or shipping containers.
Removal
Once your project date arrives, our team will arrive on-site with the knowledge and tools necessary to safely remove your unwanted furniture as well as install new items. We fully assure that your property will be damage-free. Our commercial movers are experienced in how to pack and move fragile items.
Mattress Recycling and Certification
Mattress Removal & Recycling
Mattresses and box springs are cut apart in order to collect all the raw materials: metal, wood, cotton, felt, polyurethane and fabric. These materials are then sent to other companies to give them a second life. An old mattress can be recycled into thermal isolation, which is used in cars, as well as mulch and carpet underlay, among other things.
Official Documented Proof
Once the mattresses are removed from your facility and recycled, your institution will receive a Certificate of Total Recycling that you can proudly display. The certificate will document that no items from your property have ended up in a landfill as well as the weights and process types used to recycle the mattresses.
Benefits
Cost Savings
In most cases our services are less costly than landfilling the mattresses or furniture and since we have processing centers nationwide we can offer you the lowest rates available at a competitive price.
LRP Recycling can save costs for your organization by offering a greener and less expensive solution for your mattress and furniture removal needs.
Project Management
We prepare a detailed project proposal and budget.
The proposal spells out the exact scope of the project and responsibilities of all parties. We reconfirm start date and time, project duration, and logistics details.
We schedule the trailers and carefully estimate the number of trailers needed for the job in order to minimize costs.
Teamwork
LRP Recycling becomes a part of your company and with teamwork and clear communication there's no mattress recycling project we can't handle.
We have a 99.99% success rate with our projects.
We can provide labor for loading and removal upon request.
Certified
Your organization will receive a Certificate of Total Recycling documenting the weights and process types used to recycle your mattresses and furniture once the project is complete.
The mattresses and furniture will be hauled to one of our processing centers. During this procedure we will look for reusable or items that can be donated. The rest of the items will be sorted and recycled.
Our Recycling Process
Arrival
Once your items arrive to one of our processing centers, everything is sorted. During this procedure we will look for reusable or donatable items. This rarely happens due to non-profits being very picky, but if there are any items we can donate we do that first. It helps others and is always the best way to achieve a 100% recycling rate.
Sort
Our ground crew will then separate things by hand with more precision. At this point, depending on the material, items will be either shredded or baled and then sent to our other vendors to be used in the manufacturing of new products.
Recycle
Mattresses and box springs are cut apart in order to collect all the raw materials: metal, wood, cotton, felt, polyurethane and fabric. These materials are then sent to other companies to give them a second life. An old mattress can be recycled into thermal isolation, which is used in cars, as well as mulch and carpet underlay, among other things.
Recycle More
Desks, Chairs, Tables, Dressers, Beds, Classroom Furnishings will be disassembled into the various material types. The metal would then be put into a metal pile to be bailed. wood inspected to see what kind of wood it is.