Dumpster Rental Service Areas Across Champaign County

There is no separate trip fee bolted onto the invoice. The flat rate we quote already reflects the distance, so what you are told on the phone is what you pay. What does change with distance is notice: Urbana, Monticello or Gibson City wants a day's notice where Urbana or Savoy usually does not.

Very possibly. This list covers the communities we deliver to most regularly, not the outer limits of where we will go. Call and ask — and if we genuinely cannot cover you we will say so rather than waste your time.

A fair question, and around here it has more possible answers than most places. Illinois municipalities are cities and towns — not villages and not boroughs — classified by population, with organized townships as a further layer of government. Give us the full address and we will confirm the municipality and the county before we quote.

Worth knowing, because it decides whose rules apply. Champaign City's hauler licensing, its required weekly subscription, its mandated free curbside recycling and its seasonal yard waste collection all apply inside the Champaign city limits. Urbana is a separate city and handles waste differently — that is the most common mix-up in the county, and the boundary is not obvious on the ground. Every other community on this list is its own municipality. Urbana, Monticello, Paxton, Gibson City and Tuscola are cities; Savoy, Mahomet, Rantoul, St. Joseph, Tolono, Philo, Sidney, Ogden, Fisher, Thomasboro, Homer and Pesotum are villages. Rantoul is a village despite having around twelve thousand residents — in Illinois the classification says nothing about population. One rule does reach beyond the city limits: the burning prohibition covers everything within 1,000 feet of the Champaign and Urbana boundaries.