How often should I replace my mattress?
Bedroom Furniture
Most mattresses are designed to last for several years, but the right time to replace one depends on its condition and how well it still supports you.
A good sign it may be time for a new mattress is if you notice:
- visible sagging
- lumps
- noisy springs
- waking up feeling less rested or more uncomfortable than before
You may also want to consider replacement if your sleep setup no longer feels supportive, especially after years of regular use.
As a general guide, many people look at replacing a mattress after about 7 to 10 years, though some may need to do so sooner and others later depending on quality and care.
Rotating or caring for your mattress as recommended by the manufacturer can help maintain comfort over time.
If you’re unsure, pay attention to how it feels night after night—your mattress should help you feel supported, comfortable, and ready for the day ahead.
*This content was generated by artificial intelligence on a non-exclusive basis and human-verified for accuracy.
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