Roselle does not run a landfill or a transfer station, and neither does DuPage County. Construction and cleanout loads from the village are hauled to regional sites outside Roselle, where they are weighed and billed by the ton. Which site your load reaches depends on what is in it, since a load of clean concrete and a mixed cleanout often go to different places.
Village curbside refuse and recycling run on a separate contract managed by the Village Administrator's office, and that service is not set up for construction debris. It takes one bulk item a week, will not lift anything over 50 pounds without notice, and charges extra for appliances. For a remodel, a roll-off handles the whole job in one go.
Paint, chemicals, and the other things that cannot ride in the container have a public destination nearby. The Naperville Household Hazardous Waste Facility at 156 Fort Hill Drive, Naperville, IL 60540 takes them free from any Illinois resident, with no appointment, on Saturdays and Sundays from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. The City of Naperville notes it is one of only four such sites in the state, that business waste is not accepted, and that small amounts of asbestos are taken if they are triple bagged. Tires, trash, and latex paint are turned away there.
Your account manager confirms where your load is headed and explains the disposal charges before the container arrives.