Starling is one of the newest communities on the city's north edge, north of 144 Avenue NW. It only opened in the last few years, and new streets are still being paved. Nearly everyone living here moved in recently.
New houses come with a lot of cardboard. Appliance boxes, furniture boxes, foam and plastic wrap, all of it too big for the blue cart. A lot of junk removal in Starling starts there. Set it out by 8 am on a Tuesday or Friday, pay online, and carry on with unpacking. We'll text a photo when it's cleared.
Where to leave it in Starling
The community has front-garage homes, laned homes with rear garages, duplexes and townhouses. Put items on whichever side you park.
For laned homes, use the pad beside your garage and keep the lane itself clear. For townhouses, check the complex rules and stay on your own unit's spot.
Wind on the north edge of the city picks up loose cardboard easily. Flatten boxes, stack them, and tie or weigh them down. Put it out the morning of pickup, not the night before.
What people get rid of in Starling
Hardly anything here is old yet. What we'd expect to haul:
- Flattened boxes and packing material from move-in
- The furniture from your last place that doesn't suit the new one
- Mattresses replaced with a new delivery
- Leftover trim, baseboard and flooring offcuts from small finishing jobs
Junk pickup pricing in Starling
Curbside starts at $69. No travel fee for being at the edge of the city. We only do curbside, so it needs to be outside by 8 am. Get your price.
Nearby
We also cover Carrington, Symons Valley Ranch, Sage Hill and Evanston.