Ordinary renovation debris is accepted: lumber, drywall, roofing, flooring, cabinets, doors, windows, fixtures, furniture and general cleanout material.
Nothing hazardous belongs in a standard container, and that covers liquids, paint, solvents, fuel and asbestos. Asbestos is worth a thought on Orland Park's older ranch homes, where it can appear in floor tile, mastic and pipe wrap, and it needs assessing before any demolition rather than after.
The village's own code gives the practical framing. It is a nuisance to leave garbage, refuse, ashes or miscellaneous waste on any premises for longer than twenty four hours unless it is in a covered container from which collection is made at least weekly, and it is a nuisance to maintain a yard or lot holding an accumulation of broken building materials, old lumber, old brick or concrete blocks, tree stumps, brush or discarded sod. A closed container collected on schedule is the straightforward answer to both.
Tires, appliances and electronics tend to be priced by the piece rather than by the ton, so stand them to one side and name them at booking.
If a single material is the open question, raise it with your account manager before loading and they will check it against the receiving landfill's own acceptance rules.