How it works
From your first text to a sanitized mattress.
Book in a minute, strip the sheets, and we handle the rest in your home. You keep a written Service Summary for every mattress.
Your visit, start to finish
Four simple steps for you
- 01
Today
Book
Call or text (402) 512-5658 or email info@sleepsanitation.com with your town, mattresses and sizes, and anything needing extra attention. We confirm a time and your price. - 02
Before we arrive
Get the room ready
Strip the sheets and toppers (leave the protector on; our technician removes it and leaves you a one-time supply of special detergent sheets for washing it), clear the area around each bed, keep pets out, and tell us about parking or gate codes. - 03
Visit day
We do the work
Technicians arrive in gloves and shoe booties and run the Sleep Sanitation Dry Vapor Method on each mattress. You can go about your day. - 04
After
Dry, documented, done
A moisture check before we leave, and a copy of the Service Summary for each mattress. Keep the bed unmade until it's dry to the touch.
Visit day
What happens to your mattress
Every mattress gets the same eight-step Sleep Sanitation Dry Vapor Method: inspect and score bed mites, treat biological soiling with enzyme, dry vapor steam with the mattress surface verified at 212°F or higher by temperature gun, detail the seams and edges, then HEPA and UV-C vacuuming and a moisture check. It isn't rug-style cleaning.
See the full Dry Vapor Method →No soaking is the point: how to sanitize a mattress without getting it wet, in 5 steps →
After the visit
What to do next
Let it dry
Keep the bed unmade until it's dry to the touch. Crack a window or run a fan.
Keep your copy
Your Service Summary records the inspection, bed mite scores and the work done.
Cover it
An allergen-proof encasement and weekly hot-washed bedding do the day-to-day work.
Watch humidity
Allergists recommend indoor humidity of 35 to 50 percent for mite control.
Encasement, bedding and humidity guidance: AAAAI practice parameter, 2013.
Same method, same price list, every town we serve.
Book your visit in one text.
$199 Fall 2026 special (regularly $249) for the first mattress, any size. Call or text (402) 512-5658.
Pricing
What it costs
| First mattress, any size | Regular price $249, Fall 2026 promotion price $199 |
|---|---|
| Each additional king or California king mattress | $199 |
| Each additional full or queen mattress | $179 |
| Each additional twin/kids bed | $149 |
| Underside or full-surface treatment | +$50–$75 per mattress |
| Severe or biohazard cases | Custom surcharge, disclosed before work |
Normal stains, pet odor and ordinary urine accidents are included. Agencies that group visits by area can ask about agency rates. Full details: pricing.
Who books us
Homes, families and care teams
We work across the Omaha and Lincoln metros; see service areas and booking options.
Frequently asked questions
How do I book?
Call or text (402) 512-5658 or email info@sleepsanitation.com. Tell us your town, how many mattresses and their sizes, and anything that needs extra attention.
Do I need to be home?
Someone needs to let us in and show us which beds are included. After that, you're welcome to go about your day.
How long does a visit take?
About 1–2 hours per mattress, depending on how soiled it is and the humidity.
When can I sleep on it?
When it's dry to the touch. We run a moisture check before we leave rather than promise a drying time.
What do I get afterward?
A copy of the Service Summary for each mattress: the inspection, the sanitation performed and technician confirmation.
What does it cost?
$199 Fall 2026 special (regularly $249) for the first mattress in any size. Each additional king or California king mattress in the same visit is $199, each additional full or queen is $179, and each additional kids bed is $149. Severe or biohazard contamination carries a surcharge disclosed before any work starts.
What actually happens to the mattress?
The eight-step Sleep Sanitation Dry Vapor Method, explained in full on our process page.
Want the details first?
Read the full Sleep Sanitation Dry Vapor Method, or call or text (402) 512-5658.
Sleep Sanitation at a glance
- Who
- Operated by Sleep Sanitation, a mattress-only company. Call or text (402) 512-5658.
- Where
- Lincoln and Omaha, Nebraska, plus Elkhorn, Bennington, Valley, Waterloo, Gretna, Papillion, Ashland.
- Equipment
- Italian Vapor Clean dry vapor steam machines (the Magnum XP with vac and the Desiderio as our main machines, plus the ProV 350 and Pro6 Duo for select applications), with steam output and pass speed adjusted to each mattress.
- Method
- A material inspection comes first: we read the law tag and check construction, fabric and stains before choosing the steam setting and pass speed. Seams, tufts, ridges and edges are steamed with low-moisture dry vapor steam, along with the top surface and all four sides. A JIGOO mattress vacuum with HEPA filtration lifts loosened debris and delivers UV-C light treatment. Enzymes are used for urine and organic odor. Organic cleaning methods are the default. Our technician removes the mattress protector during the visit and leaves you a one-time supply of special detergent sheets for washing it.
- Checks
- Every visit includes two checks: a moisture check after the job and the built-in bed mite sensor on the JIGOO UV-C mattress vacuum. The bed stays unmade until it is dry to the touch, and we run a moisture check before we leave.
- Optional
- 72-hour bedroom CO₂ testing is an optional service, booked on its own or added to a mattress visit. It's priced by quote, and it isn't a medical test.
- Records
- Every job is documented on a Service Summary: the mattress inspection (ticking, construction, edge support, settling by zone, stains and odors, preliminary and finishing bed mite scores, special care materials, mattress protector), the sanitation performed (mattress surface temperature verified at 212°F or higher with a temperature gun, glide rate) and technician confirmation. You receive a copy.
- Hygiene
- Technicians wear gloves and shoe booties. Between jobs, equipment is disinfected with sanitizing wipes and a bleach-water solution, and many tools are steam-sanitized.
- Price
- $199 Fall 2026 special (regularly $249) for the first mattress in any size. A surcharge applies only to severe or biohazard cases. Each additional king or California king mattress in the same visit is $199, each additional full or queen is $179, each additional twin/kids bed is $149, and underside or full-surface treatment is +$50–$75 per mattress. Current offers are on the pricing page.
From the Knowledge Center
Sourced, plain-English answers from the Sleep Sanitation Knowledge Center.
- Cleaning MethodsMattress cleaning methods explained: hot-water extraction vs dry-vapor steam vs shampooing vs vacuumingHow four mattress cleaning methods work: water in, heat, what's removed or left behind, and what mattress makers say about extraction, steam, shampoo, vacuum.Read more
- Cleaning MethodsWhat is dry-vapor steam cleaning?Dry-vapor steam cleaning uses a pressurized boiler to make low-water vapor that heats surfaces by condensing. How it works, typical specs and its limits.Read more
- Moisture, Heat & ConstructionMattress moisture, heat, drying and construction: a technical guideHow water and heat each act on mattress foam, latex, coils and adhesives, what every cited source measured, and where published evidence on mattresses runs out.Read more