Mattress Removal · Charles Village & Waverly
Mattress Removal in Charles Village
Charles Village rowhouses are two and three stories tall, and a lot of them are split among Hopkins students and young staff. At lease end, every bedroom has a mattress that nobody is taking home. A twin is $82 to remove, a full $94, and the crew brings them down from the top floor.
Peabody Heights, Painted Ladies and Homewood
Development here began in 1869 under the name “Peabody Heights,” renamed Charles Village in the 1970s. The early-1900s rowhouses — some painted in bright “Painted Lady” colors — sit in the 175-acre Charles Village-Abell Historic District, listed in 1983.
Johns Hopkins’ Homewood campus is right next door, with a small Koreatown nearby serving students, and Guilford’s larger houses just to the north. Student move-outs peak in late May and late August.
Charles Village Mattress Prices
| Item | Flat price |
|---|---|
| Mattress — Twin | $82 |
| Mattress — Full | $94 |
| Box spring | $92 |
| Bunk / loft bed | $123 |
| Desk (standard) | $83 |
For Housemates and Landlords
One Pickup for the House
Three or four housemates leaving together? Put every bed and desk on one booking and split the total.
Between Leases
Landlords turning a rowhouse for the next group of tenants can approve from photos and share the key code.
Charles Village Mattress FAQs
When should I book for the end-of-May move-out?
As soon as you know your date — the last weeks of May and August are the busiest near Hopkins.
Can you take down a loft bed?
Yes. Loft and bunk beds are taken apart on site; a bunk bed is $123.
Can I use the City’s bulk pickup?
A mattress can be one of your three monthly bulk items through 311, set out for a Saturday pickup. For a whole house of beds on a move-out date, that usually doesn’t fit.
Do you cover Waverly and Guilford?
Yes, at the same flat prices.
Lease Up?
A photo of each bed — one flat price for the whole house.
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