Star, Idaho

Junk removal in Star, Idaho

Right next door to Eagle. New-construction leftovers, move-ins and everyday junk.

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Family owned in Eagle, Idaho since 2025

Star, just down Highway 44

Star's growing fast — it was the fastest-growing city in Idaho in 2025 — and that shows up in the junk removal calls. A lot of it comes from newer subdivisions like Heron River, Star River Estates, Movado Estates, Skybreak, and Star River Ranch, where most homes went up in the last 10 to 15 years on smaller lots. Those jobs tend to be garage overflow, leftover builder materials, or furniture that didn't survive the move.

Then there's the other side of Star: the rural-residential parcels along the Boise River, some big enough for horses or a small hobby farm. Those cleanouts run bigger — old fencing, sheds, stuff that's been sitting since before the subdivisions showed up next door.

Along Downtown Star's State Street corridor, you've got the older, established homes that were there before most of the new growth — different kind of job than the subdivisions. Those tend to be years of garage overflow, an appliance that finally gave out, or a cleanout after someone's moved on.

Either way, if it's heavy, awkward, or you just don't want to deal with hauling it, that's the job. Text a photo, get a price, and I'll get it loaded — usable stuff goes to donation, metal and appliances get recycled instead of landfilled.

Star, just down Highway 44

Neighborhoods

Where we go in Star

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    Downtown Star

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    Highway 44 corridor

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    Star River area

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    New subdivisions north and south of 44

Star Sits on a County Line — Here's Why That Matters for Junk Removal

Star is mostly Ada County, but city limits reach into Canyon County too. That matters more than people think, because the Ada County Landfill — locals call the area Hidden Hollow, off Seamans Gulch Road in the North Boise foothills — won't take waste that didn't originate in Ada County. If you're on the Canyon County side and hauling it yourself, that's worth checking before you load up. The Meridian Transfer Station is the closer option for a lot of Star addresses anyway, and it'll take large metal items for free.

Permits matter here too. Tearing out a shed, deck, or hot tub? The Star Building Department issues demolition permits, and you'll want one before work starts. Setting a dumpster in the street or sidewalk on the Ada County side needs a temporary right-of-way permit from ACHD — the Canyon County side isn't as clear-cut, so ask before you block the curb.

What we haul

What we haul in Star

Reviews

What neighbors are saying

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★★★★★83 Google reviews
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“Tommy hauled away heavy, awkward furniture and a few other items the next morning after my first call to him. His communication was great, he was on time, professional, and saved us time as well as our backs! Thank you Tommy😊”
Meg MooreGoogle review · 4 months ago
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“Man of Steel Junk Removal did an amazing job, I would recommend 100%. We are farmers and parents and are absolutely overloaded with work, we have accumulated a junk pile in our driveway over the past few years, saying one day we would find time to get a trailer, load it, and run it to the dump. I saw an ad on Facebook for this service saying to send a picture of the junk pile for a quote, I sent multiple photos and the owner got right back to me with an estimated quote. He confirmed the quote in person and got to work, he was communicative and easy to schedule with and did the whole thing over text which made it easier for me. He showed up with one other person to help with the job and moved the whole pile in under 2 hours! Just awesome (before pic is actually smaller than the job they did, we ended up having more added to the pile.)The before and after speak for themselves! Price was also super reasonable- thank you so much!”
Baiblue PhotoGoogle review · 5 months ago
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“Shoutout to Tommy and the Man of Steel team for helping us out with a junk removal project recently! They made the whole process completely stress-free, arrived right on time, and did a fantastic job clearing everything out quickly. It is such a relief to have that space back. I really appreciate their hard work and friendly service—I will definitely use them again!”
Matthew MalloryGoogle review · a month ago

Star questions

Does it matter that part of Star is in Canyon County when I'm getting rid of junk?+

It can. The Ada County Landfill won't accept waste that didn't come from Ada County, so if your address is on the Canyon County side, that's worth checking before you haul anything there yourself. A junk removal service that already knows the rules sidesteps the issue for you.

Do I need a permit to have a dumpster dropped on my street?+

If it's going to sit in the street or on the sidewalk anywhere in the Ada County portion of Star, yes — ACHD requires a temporary right-of-way permit. In a driveway, you're fine.

What happens to an old shed or deck once it's torn down?+

The debris still has to go somewhere, and treated or painted wood can't go into yard-waste diversion — it gets handled as regular demolition debris instead. You'll also want a demolition permit from the Star Building Department before work starts.

Can I just burn my yard debris instead of hauling it off?+

Only on days the Middleton-Star Fire District's daily burn assessment allows it, generally when air quality and weather cooperate, and never with garbage, lumber, treated wood, or construction debris mixed in.

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