# Sources — BinClerk dumpster pages (`chicago-il.html`, `chicago-permit.html`, `sizes.html`, `aurora-il.html`, `bagster.html`, `junk-vs-dumpster.html`) Fetched 29 August 2026. Local draft. Not a live quote. ## Rental prices (market range used on chicago-il.html) Used on the page: | Size | Market range | Notes | |------|----------------|-------| | 10 yard | $300–$500 | 7-day typical | | 20 yard | $370–$650 | 7-day typical | | 30 yard | $440–$800 | 7-day typical | | 40 yard | $600–$900 | Fewer local hauler public rates | These are **market ranges, not quotes**. Sources disagree. ### Independent hauler / operator sites 1. **Brackenbox** (Chicago and NW Indiana hauler) https://brackenbox.com/dumpster-rental-prices Also size pages: https://brackenbox.com/10-yard-dumpster-rental , /20-yard-dumpster-rental , /30-yard-dumpster-rental Published starting prices: 10-yard from **$395**, 15-yard from **$415**, 20-yard from **$420**, 30-yard from **$495**. Standard **7-day** rental, **3 tons** included. Overage “typically $70” per extra ton on the 30-yard page; pricing page also describes industry overage **$60–$100**/ton. No published 40-yard rate. Fetched 29 Aug 2026. 2. **SBC Waste Solutions** (Broadview IL; advertises Chicago-area rentals including Bucktown, Maywood, Melrose Park) https://www.sbcwastesolutions.com/what-is-the-price-of-a-dumpster-rental-near-me/ Chicago-area: 10-yard **$299–$419**, 20-yard **$369–$519**, 30-yard **$439–$660**. No 40-yard band. Fetched 29 Aug 2026. 3. **Prime Dumpster** Chicago price guide (coordinator / marketplace-style, not a local truck yard) https://primedumpster.com/dumpsters/chicago-dumpster-rental-prices/ Published **14 May 2026**. Listed as general estimates for **5-day** rentals: 10-yard **$399–$499**, 15 **$449–$569**, 20 **$499–$649**, 30 **$599–$799**, 40 **$699–$899**. Used as a third published Chicago-specific band, labeled as such. Upper end of 20/30/40 ranges on the BinClerk page draws from this source when local haulers did not publish a 40-yard number. ### Nearby-market check (not City of Chicago proper) 4. **Superior Waste Solutions / Garbage Box Rental**, Crystal Lake https://garbageboxrental.com/ 10-yard **$390** (promo **$325** within 10 miles of Crystal Lake), 20-yard **$475** (promo $425), 30-yard **$575**. Up to 7 days. Extra weight **$0.05/lb** (~$100/ton). Extra days **$25**. Service area listed as McHenry, Lake, Northern Cook, Northern DuPage — **does not list City of Chicago**. Used only as a suburban Chicagoland sanity check, not as a Chicago city quote. ### Not used as a primary hauler source - Dumpsters.com Chicago service-area page appeared in search with a roll-off range of $455–$1,190 (average $714), “information last verified 8/22/2026.” **Not scraped. Not used as a source on the page.** Dumpsters.com is not a publisher affiliate. - RightDumpster Chicago pages (updated 11 Jun 2026) model 10-yard $330–$500 and 40-yard $600–$890 from an RSMeans index. Those pages also quote 2026 CDOT application fees of $22.60 / $56.51 / $92.63, which BinClerk **does not** treat as official. Range overlap is noted only here. ## CDOT / Municipal Code (verified) - MCC 10-28-799: https://codelibrary.amlegal.com/codes/chicago/latest/chicago_il/0-0-0-2652404 Provider (not homeowner) permit; Class A ≤30 cy, Class B >30 cy; usage $50/$100 Class A and $100/$200 Class B; double in CBD; 40 ft bus stop, 20 ft hydrant, 10 ft ADA / crosswalk / intersection; arterial Nov 1–Apr 1 Phase 3 snow emergency, 12-hour notice; CGL ≥ $1,000,000 naming the City as additional insured; $5,000 letter of credit; unpermitted fine $250–$1,500 ($500–$3,000 CBD); city may remove the box, cost on the provider. - Official application PDF: https://ipi.cityofchicago.org/Resources/Information/CDOT/DOT_DumpsterLicenseApplication.pdf CDOT Division of Infrastructure Management, Public Way Permits Division. **Valid as of 24 Oct 2025.** First paragraph: permit not necessary on private property. Class A = 30 cy or less; Class B = greater than 30. Usage table matches the code (alley/curb/parkway/sidewalk same dollars; CBD double). Applications/payments online only (IPI). Hydrant/impediment → amend location at no additional charge. Cancellation / reduce monthly to 3-day (if unpaid) via cdotpermitsupport@cityofchicago.org. Letter of credit: original irrevocable unconditional standby, City as beneficiary, min $5,000, insured depository institution (12 U.S.C. § 1813); for 2026 licensing year PDF example expiration is 31 Dec 2029, 2:00 p.m. Chicago time. Insurance certificate to CDOT DIM, 121 N. LaSalle, City Hall Room 905. Identification regulations under 799(H): name + phone, 3-inch letters, both long sides, 12 in from top/lip and corner. Packet also reprints MCC 9-68-050 (parking-meter disable/removal: $150 single meter, $1,000 multi-space, plus lost-revenue surcharge). Fetched 29 Aug 2026. - 2025 CDOT Permit Fee Schedule (application fees $22.05 residential / $55.13 arterial / $90.37 CBD; same numbers listed for full and partial dumpster closure): https://www.chicago.gov/content/dam/city/depts/cdot/permit/2025/CDOT%202025%20Permit%20Fee%20Schedule%20(w%20update%20police%20fees).pdf Effective 1 Jan 2025. Notes: application fee is one-time processing; usage is extra; application fee may increase by CPI annually (MCC 10-28-799). Usage table identical to the ordinance/PDF. CBD defined by reference to MCC 9-4-010. Fetched 29 Aug 2026. - Portal: https://ipi.cityofchicago.org (DOT Dumpster) - CDOT permits landing (lists DOT Dumpster as a portal permit type; applications online only; cdotpermitsupport@cityofchicago.org): https://www.chicago.gov/city/en/depts/cdot/provdrs/construction_information/svcs/online-permit-portal.html - CDOT Permit Fee Schedule index (links 2022–2026 PDFs): https://www.chicago.gov/city/en/depts/cdot/provdrs/construction_information/svcs/permit-fee-schedule.html - **2026 CDOT Permit Fee Schedule** (official city PDF, “V.2 w_CPD Rates,” effective 1 Jan 2026). Dumpster application fees: residential **$22.60** / arterial **$56.51** / CBD **$92.63** (same for full and partial closure). Usage table unchanged from the ordinance ($50/$100 Class A, $100/$200 Class B, double in CBD, same dollars alley/curb/parkway/sidewalk). Parking meter removed $150; pay box $1,000. https://www.chicago.gov/content/dam/city/depts/cdot/permit/2026/CDOT%202026%20Permit%20Fee%20Schedule%20(V.2%20w_CPD%20Rates).pdf Opened 29 Aug 2026. Page published_at on the index HTML: 15 Apr 2026. - MCC 9-4-010 (Central Business District definition; do not guess streets on the page): https://codelibrary.amlegal.com/codes/chicago/latest/chicago_il/0-0-0-2645076 - City of Chicago Data Portal — Boundaries, Central Business District (GIS layer, not a street list invented on the page): https://data.cityofchicago.org/Facilities-Geographic-Boundaries/Boundaries-Central-Business-District/tksj-nvsw - MCC 7-28-800 — “construction site” as used in the 799(K)(4) stop-work trigger on the *latest* AmLegal municipal-code URL (search-indexed excerpt, 29 Aug 2026). An archived Building Code excerpt of the same section instead cross-references 13-32-125. chicago-permit.html describes the stop-work rule without printing either cross-reference. - MCC 9-68-050 — temporary disabling or removal of parking meters (reprinted in the dumpster application PDF). - Archived Building Code reprint of 10-28-799 (full subsection text including (A)–(L); labeled archived; (G) in this reprint does **not** include the CPI-application-fee sentence that the latest municipal-code index shows). Used to fill placement/ID/stop-work language the PDF excerpt truncated: https://codelibrary.amlegal.com/codes/chicago/c7209359-81de-4059-a679f6a211f04dea/chicagobuilding_il/0-0-0-360499 ### MCC 10-28-799 subsections used on chicago-permit.html Live AmLegal HTML was Cloudflare-blocked on fetch 29 Aug 2026. Text below is from (a) the official application PDF, which reprints substantial ordinance language, (b) search-indexed excerpts of the same AmLegal URL already cited on chicago-il.html, and (c) the 2025 fee schedule. Printed code controls if they disagree. - (A) Definitions: dumpster (excludes refuse compactors, grease containers, 7-28-210 refuse containers); Class A ≤30 cy, Class B >30 cy; provider = person who leases or otherwise provides the dumpster for temporary use at the requested location. - (B) Permit required of the provider; CDOT sends a copy to the ward superintendent; a valid 799 permit satisfies Article V-A obstruction permit for that dumpster. - (C) Application by the provider. Required statements: (1) name/address/phone, (2) count, (3) class, (4) adjacent street address, (5) use, (6) period. Larger class or longer occupancy → amendment + fee adjustment. Change to count, address, or use → new permit, except hydrant/object blocking original address → amendment, no extra fee. - (D) CGL ≥ $1,000,000 per occurrence (bodily injury, personal injury, property damage); City, officers, employees, agents additional insured on a primary, noncontributory basis; 30 days’ notice before lapse/cancel/change; in force while the box is on the public way. (The PDF reprint of (D) is slightly shorter than the indexed code text; the page uses the fuller indexed 799(D) language also used on chicago-il.html.) - (E) $5,000 letter of credit; 30 days’ written notice before draw. - (F) Alternative indemnity at commissioner’s discretion. - (G) Application fee set by commissioner; from 1 Jan 2021, automatic CPI increase each 1 Jan (CPI as in 10-29-040), up to 2.5% in any one year, or an amount the commissioner determines is supported by administrative cost; must be published. Usage: Class A $50 (≤3 days) / $100 month; Class B $100 / $200; CBD double. - (H) Name + phone, 3-inch letters, legible at 30 ft, both long sides, 12 in from top/lip and corner; unique identification number for the dumpster. Code does not state a letter height for the unique ID. - (I) Location bans: (1) 40 ft bus stop; (2) arterial Nov 1–Apr 1 after Phase 3 snow fax + 12 hours; (3) 10 ft ADA parking; (4) 10 ft pedestrian crosswalk; (5) 10 ft intersection; (6) 20 ft hydrant; (7) parkway/sidewalk only if no feasible alternative and not a hazard / traffic disruption / property damage. - (J) Place adjacent to permitted address; graffiti-free on delivery; graffiti off within 3 business days of CDOT fax; no gaps/holes; four-corner retroreflective (min 3 ft long × 2 in wide along each side of the corner); tarp in transit. - (K) Unpermitted (B): $250–$1,500 ($500–$3,000 CBD). Other violations: $50–$1,000 ($100–$2,000 CBD). Each day a separate offense. City may remove unidentified / unpermitted / off-address boxes; cost on provider; owner jointly and severally liable if different from provider. (K)(4) stop-work: citations on each of 3+ separate days in a 3-month period at the same construction site *may* produce a 10-day CDOT stop-work order; further citation at that site within 6 months *may* produce another; lifted only with sufficient evidence of compliance. “Construction site” = 7-28-800. - (L) No separate 10-28-010 public-way-use permit for a dumpster authorized under this section. ## Banned items ### Illinois landfill law - Landscape waste banned 1 Jul 1990 (P.A. 85-1430). - Lead-acid batteries banned 1 Sep 1990 (P.A. 86-723). - Whole used tires banned 1 Jul 1994 (P.A. 86-452). - White goods (appliances) banned 1 Jul 1994 unless components (CFC refrigerant, mercury switches, PCBs) removed (P.A. 87-858). - Covered electronics (computers, monitors, TVs, printers) landfill-banned 1 Jan 2012, Electronic Products Recycling and Reuse Act, 415 ILCS 150. - Summaries: Illinois EPA household waste / disposal-methods pages; Daniels Training Services landfill-ban list citing the Public Acts. ### Hauler refusal lists (Chicago-area) - Flood Brothers roll-off page: asbestos, batteries, hazardous waste, liquids, paints, oils, medical waste, tires, appliances containing CFCs. https://www.floodbrothersdisposal.com/rentals/open-roll-off-container-rental/ - Brackenbox acceptable-materials and 30-yard pages: explosives, batteries, medical waste, petroleum, automotive fluids, liquid waste, asbestos; refrigerators, tires, car batteries, railroad ties, paints/lacquers, propane; dirt accepted with IEPA caveats; brick/asphalt/concrete in a dedicated heavy box. https://brackenbox.com/acceptable-materials - D & D Dumpsters: not allowed — hazardous waste, liquids, paints/solvents, tires (unless pre-approved), batteries, refrigerants, asbestos. 8-yard concrete-only: no dirt/wood/trash. https://dandddumpsters.com/ ### Chicago HHW / e-waste drop-off - Household Chemicals & Computer Recycling Facility, 1150 N. North Branch St. https://www.chicago.gov/city/en/depts/env/supp_info/environmental-permitting-and-inspection/hccrf.html City-listed hours: Tue 7 a.m.–noon, Thu 2–7 p.m., first Saturday 8 a.m.–3 p.m. Accepts oil-based paint, chemicals, batteries, propane BBQ tanks, electronics. Does **not** accept latex paint or business waste. ## Who hauls (existence + service area, 29 Aug 2026) - Brackenbox — brackenbox.com — (708) 339-4100 - Flood Brothers Disposal — floodbrothersdisposal.com — (630) 261-0400 - D & D Dumpsters — dandddumpsters.com — (312) 234-0394 — Chicago all sides + listed inner suburbs - Odyssey Dumpster — odysseydumpster.com — (630) 320-2540 — Burr Ridge HQ, Chicago + ~35 miles - Tri-State Disposal — tri-statedisposal.com — (708) 388-9910 - Midwest Material Management / MMM Dumpsters — mmmdumpsters.com — Chicago and northern Illinois, since 1988 - WM Chicago dumpster page — wm.com/us/en/location/il/chicago/dumpster-rental-chicago-il - SBC Waste Solutions — sbcwastesolutions.com — Broadview ## In-city yards (phones checked on their own sites, 29 Aug 2026) Folded into chicago-il.html who-hauls. Phones and sizes taken from the operator sites, not from a directory. 1. **GreenWay Recycling** — https://www.greenwayrecycles.com/ and https://www.greenwayrecycles.com/services/roll-off-dumpsters Yard: 2100 S Kilbourn Ave, Chicago, IL 60623. Phone on site: **(773) 522-0025**. Sizes on roll-off page: **10 / 15 / 20 / 30** cubic yards. Contact page repeats the same phone and address. City-approved C&D processor (stated on homepage FAQ). 2. **Independent Recycling Services (IRS)** — https://independentrecycle.com/ Yard: 2401 S Laflin St, Chicago, IL 60608 (account-guides page). Phone on homepage and construction page: **(312) 732-9253** / 312-RECYCLE. Open-top sizes on dumpster-and-compactor-rental page: **10 / 15 / 20 / 30**. Construction page: “IRS can provide any necessary permits to drop a dumpster on city streets or alleys.” 3. **606 Junk** — https://606junk.com/dumpster-sizes-pricing/ Phone on site: **(773) 412-4902**. FAQ: **10 / 20 / 30** yard (not 15). Chicago 60622 per their Google Maps embed; no street yard address published on the dumpster-sizes page. Also junk-removal; dumpster pages are separate. ## Size sheet (`sizes.html`) — what fits, weigh-out, approach Fetched 29 August 2026. Used for the deep size page, not as a price rewrite. ### Hauler “what fits” / dimensions 1. **Brackenbox size pages** (Chicago / NWI hauler) https://brackenbox.com/10-yard-dumpster-rental https://brackenbox.com/20-yard-dumpster-rental https://brackenbox.com/30-yard-dumpster-rental https://brackenbox.com/dumpster-rental-sizes https://brackenbox.com/commercial-dumpster Published dimensions (vary from the common 22-ft long-box convention): 10-yard **12.6′ × 6.8′ × 3.5′**; 20-yard **13′ × 7.8′ × 5.6′**; 30-yard **18.5′ × 7.8′ × 6.6′**. No 40-yard page. Pickup-load counts: 10-yard 3–5 (sizes FAQ also says 4); 20-yard six on the size page / eight on the commercial table; 30-yard nine on the size page / fourteen on the commercial table. 20-yard also: 110–130 thirty-three-gallon bags. 30-yard: 170–190 bags. 10-yard uses: smaller demo, masonry, concrete, bathroom, small cleanout; “up to 2.5 tons” of dirt/block mentioned alongside 3 tons included. 20-yard uses: whole-house cleanout, kitchen cabinets, large roofing, large deck. 30-yard uses: construction, garage demolitions, large home renovations; accepted-materials list on the 30-yard page omits dirt/rock/concrete/brick/asphalt/shingles (those appear on the 10- and 20-yard pages). Approach: 10/20-yard **34 ft** in front, **22 ft** vertical; 30-yard **60 ft** leading up, **23 ft** vertical. 20-yard FAQ: driveway at least 20 ft long × 10 ft wide. Included **3 tons**; overage typically **$70**/ton; overfill = incomplete service. Pricing page names a dead-run fee. Fetched 29 Aug 2026. 2. **D & D Dumpsters** https://dandddumpsters.com/ Sizes: **8-yard concrete-only** (broken concrete, pavers, bricks; no dirt/wood/trash; no rebar-heavy structural steel); **20-yard** (home cleanouts, light remodels, roofing up to **~40 squares**); **25-yard** (mid-size renovations); **30-yard** (major renovations, bulky). Fetched 29 Aug 2026. 3. **GreenWay Recycling** roll-off page (in-city yard) https://www.greenwayrecycles.com/services/roll-off-dumpsters Published pickup-load analog: 10 / 15 / 20 / 30 = **~3 / ~5 / ~7 / ~10** pickup loads. 10-yard: small remodel, garage, kitchen/bath, and heavy materials (concrete, brick, block, stone, dirt). 15-yard: landscaping, flooring, “most requested” for those; also listed for roofing jobs. 20-yard: home addition, new garage, new roof. 30-yard: rehab/build a home, commercial/industrial, office cleanout. Sizes **10 / 15 / 20 / 30** only. Fetched 29 Aug 2026. 4. **606 Junk** concrete FAQ https://606junk.com/concrete-dumpster-rental/ Recommends a **10-yard** for concrete-only; if volume is large, multiple small units rather than one oversized box. Do not mix concrete with wood, drywall, or household junk. FAQ: a 10-yard “can typically hold around 8–10 tons of clean concrete” — that is their published figure (implies a part-full box, not a rail-high solid yard). Dumpster-sizes page lists 10 / 20 / 30 only. Fetched 29 Aug 2026. ### Alley geometry (city standard, not every existing alley) - CDOT *Street and Site Plan Design Standards* (April 2007): standard minimum alley width in a residential area is **16 feet**; Greater Downtown (North / Ashland / Cermak / Lake Michigan) **18 feet**. https://www.chicago.gov/dam/city/depts/cdot/StreetandSitePlanDesignStandards407.pdf Used only as the new-construction minimum. Existing alleys are often tighter; the size page says so. ### Repeated from the rental-price section (same 29 Aug 2026 sources) Market ranges $300–$500 / $370–$650 / $440–$800 / $600–$900. Included weight commonly 1–3 tons. Overage **$60–$100**/ton (Brackenbox industry band; size pages ~$70 typical). No new prices invented on `sizes.html`. ## Could not verify / left as caveats - **Live IPI portal charge.** The official 2026 CDOT Permit Fee Schedule PDF lists dumpster application fees of $22.60 / $56.51 / $92.63. Those numbers also appear on aggregator pages (e.g. RightDumpster, updated 11 Jun 2026). Aggregators are not the official source; the city PDF is. BinClerk did not log into ipi.cityofchicago.org to watch the live billed amount, so the page still says confirm on the portal. Usage fees are statutory and match both the 2025 and 2026 schedules. - **Live AmLegal HTML for 10-28-799 and 9-4-010.** Cloudflare interstitial on the *latest* municipal-code URL 29 Aug 2026. Ordinance language on chicago-permit.html is from the official application PDF reprint, search-indexed excerpts of the cited latest AmLegal URLs (including the CPI sentence in 799(G)), and the archived Building Code reprint of 799. Printed code controls. - **799(K)(4) “construction site” cross-reference.** Latest indexed municipal code: 7-28-800. Archived Building Code reprint: 13-32-125. Not printed on the page. - **Unique-ID letter height** on the box — 799(H) specifies 3 inches for name/phone only. - **Whether a given address is inside the CBD.** Page points to MCC 9-4-010 and city maps; does not invent a street list. - **Live 40-yard prices from local hauler sites.** Brackenbox, Flood Brothers, D & D, and SBC do not publish a 40-yard starting price. Odyssey advertises 40-yard availability without a public rate. The $600–$900 band is a market range from coordinator/aggregator Chicago pages, called out as such. - **Exact overage $/ton** varies by hauler and debris; published band is about $60–$100. - **Whether Superior Waste / Garbage Box serves the City of Chicago** — their site lists northern Cook suburbs, not Chicago; not used as a Chicago city price. - **HCCRF hours** should be re-checked on chicago.gov before sending anyone there; listed hours were current on the city page when fetched. - **Angi / GOT-JUNK / Amazon / DOPPCALL** — business notes only; programs not applied; no links on the Chicago page. - **40-yard dimensions from local hauler sites.** Brackenbox, D & D, 606 Junk, GreenWay, and SBC do not publish a 40-yard footprint. The ~22 ft L × 8 ft H tall-wall convention is industry-typical, not a Chicago-yard spec. - **Broken-concrete lb/cy.** Solid concrete is about 2 tons/cy (same figure as chicago-il.html). Voided / broken slab is less; no Chicago hauler published a broken-concrete density table. - **Shingles per included ton.** No local hauler published a squares-per-ton table. D & D’s “20-yard, roofing up to ~40 squares” is their marketing figure; BinClerk does not convert it to tons. The 15–25 square range on chicago-il.html is a volume guess, restated as such. - **Every existing Chicago alley width.** CDOT 2007 standard is 16 ft (new residential) / 18 ft downtown. Older alleys vary; not measured. - **Exact dry-run / overfill dollar amounts** other than Brackenbox’s $70/ton overweight language and a named dead-run fee without a public dollar figure. --- # Aurora, IL (`aurora-il.html`) Fetched 29 August 2026. Local draft. Not a live quote. **Not Chicago CDOT. Not Class A/B. Not MCC 10-28-799.** ## Code § 20-14 (placement of garbage containers within the public right-of-way) Municode / latest city-code URL for § 20-14 **404’d or returned unauthorized** when fetched 29 Aug 2026. Ordinance language on the page is the reprint on the dumpster application PDF (below). Flag that on the page. Printed code controls if they disagree. Reprint used: - Title: Sec. 20-14. Placement of garbage containers within the public right-of-way. - (a) Notwithstanding section 42-8, a person who seeks to locate a garbage container within the public right-of-way must obtain written permission from the superintendent of streets. - (b)(1) Per-day fee to Division of Building & Permits at 65 Water St, paid in advance; unused days refunded upon review. - (b)(2) Hold-harmless; user assumes full liability. - (b)(3) Surety bond $5,000.00 for ROW damage. - (c)(1) Removed by 4:00 p.m. Friday; may not remain on public ROW over the weekend except special events. - (c)(2) Extra per-day fee if a weekend stay is required. - (c)(3) Debris below top of container; if exceeded, empty within 48 hours; city cleanup billed to the permittee if debris escapes. - (c)(4) Name and phone of the scavenger permanently affixed, clearly visible. - (c)(5) Overnight: reflectorized tape or paint on all corners AND barricades with working flashers at each end, visible to traffic. - (d) Noncompliant container removed immediately at the expense of the person who located it. - Application items not in the (a)–(d) reprint: (e) minimum 4 feet from hydrants; (f) call Division of Motor Vehicles Maintenance (630) 801-5260 before issuance for placement; (g) metered space: Division of Motor Vehicles (630) 844-3625, $2.00 per space per day, pay before permit. ## Dumpster application PDF http://www.domesticdumpsters.com/applications/il_aurora_application.pdf Third-party host of a city form (**not** the city domain — say so). Header: DUMP – TEMPORARY DUMPSTER PLACED WITHIN PUBLIC RIGHT-OF-WAY APPLICATION FORM. Fees on header: **$5.00 per day-week days / $10.00 per day-week end days**. Division of Building & Permits, **65 Water Street, Aurora, Illinois 60505**. Older phones on that letterhead: (630) 892-8088 / fax (630) 892-8112 / www.AURORA-il.org — current city materials use **630-256-3130**. Land/parcel block: check one county **Kane / DuPage / Kendall / Will**; “Call tax assessor’s office with questions.” County checkbox is the tax parcel, not a second dumpster permit. No Kane or DuPage dumpster-ROW permit was found; none invented. ## Official hold-harmless (city domain) https://www.aurora.il.us/files/sharedassets/mainsite/v/1/development-services/documents/permits/residentialcommercial/hold-harmless-agreement-fillable-with-dropdown-dumpster.pdf City of Aurora, Law Department | Division of Risk Management, **44 E Downer Pl, Aurora, IL 60507**, (630) 256-3060. Title: Hold Harmless Indemnity Agreement & Liability Waiver for placing a dumpster receptacle in the City’s public right-of-way. Fetched 29 Aug 2026; the live file is a filled sample (contractor/address already typed). Use as proof the official form exists, not as that job’s facts. ## Demolition application (city domain) https://www.aurora.il.us/files/sharedassets/mainsite/v/1/development-services/documents/permits/residentialcommercial/demolition_fillable.pdf Division of Building and Permits. Letterhead on this PDF: **77 S Broadway, Aurora, IL 60505**. Phone **630.256.3130**. Website www.aurora-il.org. Portal https://auro-trk.aspgov.com/etrakit/. Checklist line: **“If dumpsters are to be set in the Public Right of Way, a dumpster permit must be obtained.”** Fox Metro is cited only for water/sewer disconnect inspection (phone printed 620.301.6811 on the PDF). No Fox Metro dumpster-ROW rule found; none invented. Engineering ROW contractor registration is a different permit (630.256.3200). ## 2026 Building & Permits fee schedule (Illinois Aurora) https://www.aurora.il.us/files/sharedassets/mainsite/v/2/development-services/documents/permits/fee-schedules/2026-bp-fee-schedule.pdf City of Aurora Development Services | Division of Building and Permits, **77 S. Broadway, Aurora, IL 60505**, (630) 256-3130. Effective for permits applied for after 1 Jan 2026. - Miscellaneous flat-rate table includes **OBSTRUCTION IN ROW $5/WEEKDAY + $10 / WEEKEND DAY**. Same dollars as the dumpster-application header. The schedule line is **not labeled “dumpster.”** Page tells the reader to confirm with Permits whether this is the dumpster-ROW charge. - **RIGHT OF WAY WORK (ROW): $77 application / $31 PIF minimum / $84 PRF minimum.** Construction/excavation in the ROW (Ord. 07-126 engineering “R.O.W.” permit). **Not** the dumpster temp-use permit. Do not treat as the dumpster fee. Engineering procedures PDF: https://www.aurora.il.us/files/sharedassets/mainsite/v/1/development-services/documents/engineering-forms/right-of-way-permit-procedures-2023-revised_202310061445458884.pdf ## 2025 Service Fees “Temporary Use Permit- Dumpster $26 → $27” — wrong city A CivicLive PDF titled “City of Aurora Service Fees 2025” lists Development Services / Building Division **Temporary Use Permit- Dumpster (per use) $26.00 (2024) → $27.00 (2025)**: https://cdnsm5-hosted.civiclive.com/UserFiles/Servers/Server_1881137/File/City%20Hall/City%20Finances%20&%20Budget/City%20Budget/Service%20Fees%20and%20Other%20Reports/2025%20Service%20Fees.pdf Fetched 29 Aug 2026. Body is **City of Aurora, Colorado** (Aurora Water, C.R.S. open-records cites, Colorado capital-impact fees, reservoirs). **Not Illinois.** Printed on aurora-il.html only as a trap so nobody budgets $27 as City of Aurora, IL. No Illinois Aurora “2025 Service Fees” PDF with that dumpster-per-use line was found on aurora.il.us. ## Town Bins aggregator (not official) https://www.townbins.com/illinois/aurora/dumpster-permit — “Typically $10–$75 (verify with City).” Not used as a fee source. ## eTRAKiT / Permits - Portal: https://auro-trk.aspgov.com/etrakit/ - FAQ PDF: https://www.aurora.il.us/files/sharedassets/mainsite/v/1/development-services/documents/etrakit-faq_202206090917412453.pdf Filename date 20220609 (9 Jun 2022). “Currently **29** permits” online, including Zoning Accessory **Dumpster Screen** and **Temporary Storage POD**. Does **not** list a public-way roll-off dumpster. FAQ: types not listed still go over the counter or by mail; do not submit under another type. Permits phone 630-256-3130 / bpcsrgroup@aurora.il.us. - City permits: https://www.aurora.il.us/Property-Business/Permits and Permit Applications / Permit List (2026 fee schedule linked). Website on forms: www.aurora-il.org. ## Rental prices on aurora-il.html Chicagoland market bands **reused** from chicago-il.html (29 Aug 2026): 10 $300–$500; 20 $370–$650; 30 $440–$800; 40 $600–$900. Labeled as regional, not Aurora quotes. Same three primary sources (Brackenbox, SBC, Prime Dumpster). Aurora-page published rates actually fetched: - **DDT Dumpster Rentals** (St. Charles), https://ddtdumpster.com/locations/dumpster-rental-aurora-illinois/ — 15-yard from **$399**, 20-yard from **$425**; 2 tons; up to **1 day** included; extra **$25/day**; extra weight **$95/ton**. Rubber-tire trailer dumpsters on that page. Phone **(630) 524-2851**. Fetched 29 Aug 2026. E&J, Flood Brothers, Odyssey, Big Box, WM: no Aurora-specific dollar card on the pages fetched 29 Aug 2026. ## Who hauls (existence + service area, phones on their own sites, 29 Aug 2026) 1. **E&J Disposal Company** — https://ejdisposal.com/aurora-dumpster-rental/ and https://ejdisposal.com/contact-us/ and https://ejdisposal.com/service-areas/ — Carol Stream; dedicated Aurora page; DuPage / Kane / Cook. Phone **(630) 588-0597**. 2. **Flood Brothers Disposal** — https://www.floodbrothersdisposal.com/rentals/open-roll-off-container-rental/ and https://www.floodbrothersdisposal.com/about-us/communities-we-serve — 10–30 yard; 7-day standard; communities list includes Aurora / North Aurora. Phone **(630) 261-0400**. 3. **Odyssey Dumpster Rental** — https://www.odysseydumpster.com/dumpster-rental-north-aurora/ — Burr Ridge HQ; names Aurora, Batavia, Sugar Grove, Warrenville, Kane County; ~35 miles. Phone **(630) 320-2540**. 4. **DDT Dumpster Rentals** — as above. St. Charles; Kane/DuPage Aurora page. **(630) 524-2851**. 5. **Big Box Disposal, Inc.** — https://www.bigboxdisposal.com/dumpster-rental-aurora-il/ — dedicated Aurora page; 10 / 16 / 20 / 30; 2–5 tons. Phone **(815) 838-2800**. 6. **WM** — https://www.wm.com/us/en/location/il/aurora — Aurora IL location page, dumpster rental + commercial. Phone **866-849-0076**. City residential carts are Groot (city sanitation page); not this roll-off. Not used: Dumpsters.com; Town Bins hauler list; Budget Dumpster; Lawrence Family Dumpsters (DFW/Texas). MMM Dumpsters (Hampshire, (847) 426-6354) serves northern Illinois but did not name Aurora on the pages fetched — omitted rather than stretched. ## Could not verify / left as caveats (Aurora) - **Live Municode text of § 20-14.** 404 / unauthorized 29 Aug 2026. Reprint on the application PDF used instead. - **Which counter takes dumpster-ROW today.** Application: 65 Water St. 2026 fee schedule and demo PDF: 77 S. Broadway. Page tells the reader to call 630-256-3130. - **Whether 2026 “Obstruction in ROW $5/$10” is the dumpster-ROW fee.** Same dollars as the dumpster form; schedule does not say dumpster. - **Current per-day / per-use amount actually billed.** Confirm with Permits. Do not gospel any one published figure. - **Whether dumpster-ROW can be filed in eTRAKiT** after the June 2022 FAQ. FAQ does not list it; page says confirm in-person / with Permits. Do not file Dumpster Screen. - **Kane County or DuPage County dumpster ROW permits.** None found. County checkbox treated as tax parcel only. - **Fox Metro dumpster rules.** None found. Mentioned only as the demo water/sewer utility. - **HOA / private-parking driveway rules** at a given address. Not researched. - **Aurora-only 7-day roll-off rate cards** from E&J, Flood Brothers, Odyssey, Big Box, WM. Not published on fetched pages. - **Whether Flood Brothers’ communities-we-serve HTML is complete in one fetch.** Search index listed Aurora; roll-off page says 200+ communities. Phone verified on the roll-off page. - **Older application phones (630) 892-8088 / 892-8112.** Superseded on current city materials by 630-256-3130; not printed as the number to call. - **Illinois Aurora 2025/2026 “service fees” dumpster-per-use line** on aurora.il.us. Not found. Colorado $26→$27 is flagged as the wrong city. ## Bagster sheet (`bagster.html`) — WM / thebagster.com Fetched 29 August 2026. Clerk sheet for when a WM Bagster (Dumpster in a Bag) is enough vs a metal roll-off. Not a quote. Not a WM ad. No live Amazon Associates links. ### Official product / FAQ / WM pages 1. **Product page (official bag price)** https://thebagster.com/products/products_detail.aspx One size. **$29.95/each + S&H (USA)**; **$39.95/each + S&H (Canada)**. 3,300 lb; 3 cubic yards / 606 gallons; 2-1/2 ft H × 4 ft W × 8 ft L. Collection fee **not included**; varies by market; paid when you schedule. Collection not in all markets. Overview also lists appliances, electronics, tires, food waste, large stumps, and toxic/hazardous items as not accepted. Fetched 29 Aug 2026. 2. **FAQ** https://thebagster.com/products/questions_answers.aspx https://thebagster.com/products/questions_answers.aspx?tab=using-the-bagster-bag Specs: one size, 8' L × 4' W × 2'6" H, 3 cy / 606 gallons, 3,300 lb. Collection: schedule online or **1-877-789-BAGS (2247)**; pay WM at scheduling (major credit cards; ACH mentioned on one FAQ pass). You need not be present. Cancel: notice within one business day of the scheduled collection, by phone. **Two clocks (printed, not flattened):** FAQ “When will you collect” = within **five (5) business days** of scheduling. Same FAQ placement paragraph = “WM Bagster operates on a **three-business day** collection window.” Hours also disagree: FAQ collections Mon–Fri **6 a.m. to 8 p.m.** Heavy cap: at most **one cubic yard** of dirt, brick, rock, sod, concrete, sand, asphalt, plaster, stucco; will not collect more; extra fees if they roll and cannot collect. Not waterproof. Do not drag after filling. Fill to the top only if yellow straps connect **above** the load. Banned (not limited to): toxic/hazardous, paint, oil, batteries, fluorescent bulbs/ballasts, appliances, electronics, food waste, railroad ties, tires, medical waste, pesticides, chemicals; yard waste not accepted in all areas. Multiple bags at one address allowed; discounts **may** apply. Dollar discount not printed. Placement: on your property only — not public sidewalks, streets, or other public property. ≥5 ft from structures/vehicles/fences/trees. Clear of overhead wires/trees/structures. Crane ~**18 ft** vertical. Center of bag ≤**16 ft** (two bag lengths) from edge of street, alley, or driveway. Driveway: signed damage waiver (FAQ: paper on the bag in a plastic sleeve). **Width contradiction on the same FAQ page:** one paragraph **12 ft**, another **10 ft**. Alley: truck cannot turn from alley into driveway; bag must be reachable from the alley. Fence: crane over a 5 ft fence (**no privacy fences**); fence within 5 ft of street/alley/driveway; gate access required. HOA: check first. Email listed: bagster@wm.com. Fetched 29 Aug 2026. 3. **Collection / schedule page** https://thebagster.com/products/collection_service.aspx ZIP form for service area **and** pickup pricing. No public table of ZIP fees. Hours printed here: Mon–Fri **5 a.m. to 7 p.m.** within **five (5) business days**. Slogan on the page: “KICK IT TO THE CURB®” — conflicts with the FAQ’s “not on public sidewalks, streets or other public property.” Fetched 29 Aug 2026. 4. **Find It & Price It** https://thebagster.com/products/find_price.aspx ZIP form only. WebFetch of the bare URL returned an internal error on one pass; GET `?zip=60614` on 29 Aug 2026 returned the form HTML, **not a dollar amount**. No Chicago ZIP collection fee verified. 5. **Capacity / accepted materials** https://thebagster.com/products/products_services.aspx Same 3 cy / 606 gal / 3,300 lb. Fill analogs: 47 sheets 4×8 1/2" drywall; 1,280 sq ft 3/4" hardwood; 180 wood or metal 8'×2"×4" studs; 800–1,000 sq ft 30-year asphalt shingles; 900 sq ft carpet or tile; 1 cy heavy (asphalt, brick, concrete, dirt, rock, sand, sod, stucco). Quantities **approximate**. Note: in some markets tiles, roofing shingles, and drywall are also heavy debris. Plaster listed in the heavy-materials paragraph under the table. Unacceptable list adds asbestos, propane, fuel, liquids, hot materials, water softeners, water heaters. Location-specific block includes yard waste, brush, shrubs, clippings, leaves, mulch, dirt, sod, mattresses, textiles. Fetched 29 Aug 2026. 6. **WM overview (same fill analogs)** https://www.wm.com/us/en/home/bagster 3,300 lb; buy at home improvement stores and online; schedule online or 877-789-BAGS (2247). Analogs match the services page (drywall / hardwood / studs / shingles / carpet-tile / 1 cy heavy). Fetched 29 Aug 2026. 7. **Contractor placement page** https://thebagster.com/contractors/ Repeats 16 ft crane reach, 5 ft setback, 18 ft vertical, private property / contracted site only, 5 ft fence (no privacy fences) with gate, alley no-turn rule. Driveway: electronic damage waiver during scheduling; driveway **at least 12 ft** wide. Five-business-day collection. Fetched via search index 29 Aug 2026. 8. **Driveway damage-waiver PDF** https://thebagster.com/pdf/damage_waiver.pdf Driveway must be at least **12 ft** wide. Center of bag no farther than 16 ft from any point on the driveway. Signed waiver must be attached or the truck will not collect; extra fees may apply. Phone 1-877-789-BAGS (2247). Fetched via search index 29 Aug 2026. 9. **Homepage** https://www.thebagster.com/ ZIP collection-fee box. BUY. FILL. GONE. Retailer finder. © 2026 WM Intellectual Property Holdings, L.L.C. Fetched 29 Aug 2026. 10. **How it works** https://thebagster.com/how_it_works/ Home-improvement stores and online. Project list includes walk-in closet, bathroom remodel, garage, roofing, landscaping (footnote). ZIP lookup for pickup. Fetched via search index 29 Aug 2026. ### Retailers named on the page (no tracking URLs) WM official copy says “home improvement retailers” / “home improvement stores,” not a named chain. Search index 29 Aug 2026 showed a Home Depot product page (WM Bagster Dumpster in a Bag, model 775-658 / internet #202228840) and a Lowe’s product listing (Waste Management Bagster 606-Gallon, pd/3198477). Direct curl of those product URLs 403’d from this box. Page **names** Home Depot, Lowe’s, and thebagster.com. Does not link amazon.com. Does not use store tracking URLs. ### Not used as a collection-fee source - Sourgum / other aggregator “Bagster pickup typically $100–$300.” **Not official WM.** Not printed as a figure on bagster.html. - Any invented Chicago ZIP collection fee. None verified. ### Cross-used from other BinClerk sheets - Chicago 10-yard market band **$300–$500** (typical 7-day, 29 Aug 2026) for the two-bag vs 10-yard arithmetic only. Same three primary sources as chicago-il.html (Brackenbox, SBC, Prime Dumpster). - Illinois landscape-waste landfill ban 1 Jul 1990 (P.A. 85-1430) — already cited under Banned items / Illinois landfill law. - D & D 8-yard concrete-only — already cited on sizes.html / dandddumpsters.com. - MCC 10-28-799 private-property vs public way — chicago-permit.html. - Aurora § 20-14 public ROW — aurora-il.html. ### Could not verify / left as caveats (Bagster) - **Chicago (or Aurora) ZIP collection fee.** Official tool is an interactive ZIP form. GET `find_price.aspx?zip=60614` and `collection_service.aspx?zip=60614` returned the form, not a dollar. No published WM table. Aggregator $100–$300 rejected. - **Whether a given Chicago / Aurora ZIP is even in the Bagster collection area.** Same form. - **Multi-bag discount amount.** FAQ says discounts may apply. No dollar. - **Which Chicago / Aurora ZIPs accept yard waste in the bag.** ZIP-specific. Illinois landfill-bans landscape waste; page tells the reader to check the ZIP and not assume yes. - **Which sentence WM means for pickup:** 5 business days vs 3-business-day window. - **Which driveway width WM means:** 10 ft (one FAQ paragraph) vs 12 ft (other FAQ paragraph, damage-waiver PDF, contractor page). - **Which collection hours:** FAQ 6 a.m.–8 p.m. vs collection_service.aspx 5 a.m.–7 p.m. - **Whether CDOT or Aurora would ticket a Bagster left on the curb/alley/parkway as a 10-28-799 / § 20-14 dumpster** vs some other public-way occupancy. Page uses “may treat it as public-way occupancy.” WM will not collect it either way. - **Home Depot / Lowe’s current shelf price** in a Chicago store on 29 Aug 2026. Official figure used is WM’s $29.95 + S&H on the product page. - **Associates / Amazon live tag.** Not applied. No amazon.com URL on the page. ## Junk vs dumpster (`junk-vs-dumpster.html`) — labor vs a box Fetched 29 August 2026. Local draft. Not a live quote. Not a GOT-JUNK ad. No Rakuten/LinkShare URL, no publisher ID, no amazon.com URL. ### 1-800-GOT-JUNK? pricing mechanics (consumer pages) 1. **How our pricing works** https://1800gotjunk.com/us_en/how-our-pricing-works Volume pricing for multiple items: space in the truck; minimum charge for very small loads; then **1/8 of a truck up to a full truckload**. Exact price when they see the items **on site**. Free, onsite, no-obligation estimates; say no at any time; if accepted they remove the same visit. Single-item prices when there is one piece (mattress, sofa, appliance, TV, etc.). Includes: removal from anywhere (no need to move junk outside); licensed/insured team; all loading and clean-up; disposal and environmental fees. Book online or **1-800-468-5865**. Truck analog: roughly two tons; eight standard refrigerators or six full-sized three-seat sofas. Full-truck drawing: 10 ft L × 5 ft H × 8 ft W. Fetched 29 Aug 2026. 2. **Dumpster alternative** https://www.1800gotjunk.com/us_en/what-we-take/dumpster_alternative Labor pitch: team handles heavy lifting from exactly where items sit; you do not haul to the curb. They accept items “many dumpster companies won’t” (they name appliances, electronics, organic waste). Same volume rule: 1/8 truck to full truck; minimum for very small loads; single-item pricing; exact price once they see items **in person**. Same-day language; two-person team; no-obligation in-person estimate. **Not used as a Chicago dumpster price source:** that page prints national dumpster-rental averages (average $363; min $200; max $800; range $279–$487). BinClerk uses chicago-il.html’s 29 Aug 2026 local bands instead. Fetched 29 Aug 2026. 3. **Pricing guide / blog (photo-quote language; national averages not printed as Chicago prices)** https://www.1800gotjunk.com/us_en/blog/pricing FAQ: they don’t currently offer exact price quotes on the website because they charge by volume and the team needs to look at items in person. Quote: “It can be hard to estimate the volume of junk from a photo.” Free in-person estimates, no obligation. National 2025 volume-job average ranges ($107–$396 small / $396–$600 medium / $600–$1099 large) and per-item national averages (sofa $125, mattress $101, etc.) are **not printed on junk-vs-dumpster.html as Chicago consumer prices**. Fetched 29 Aug 2026. ### 1-800-GOT-JUNK? US affiliate overview (money-note fact, not a consumer price) 4. **Affiliate Marketing Program Overview | 1-800-GOT-JUNK? USA** https://1800gotjunk.com/us_en/affiliate-program **2% commission** on every completed service. **Average order value of $360**. **30-day cookie**. Creative (banners/text links). Completed and paid jobs reported via **Rakuten Advertising**. Brand and **trademark bidding is not allowed**. Thin money: 2% of $360 ≈ $7/completed job. Used only as a money note on `junk-vs-dumpster.html` (HTML comment + one on-page sentence). **No live affiliate link. No publisher ID.** Fetched 29 Aug 2026. ### 606 Junk (local operator, already on chicago-il.html; not an affiliate) 5. **Apartment cleanouts** https://606junk.com/apartment-cleanout/ They carry approved items out of the unit; you do not lift. Sofas/beds/dressers/etc. “all carried out from any floor of the building.” Mattresses from any floor. Six-flat staircase language. FAQ: price by volume; **refrigerant appliances carry an added fee of $20 to $50 for EPA-compliant recovery** — **their figure, not a city fee**; single upfront price before work. Phone **(773) 412-4902**. Same-day language for most apartment cleanouts if you call before noon. Fetched 29 Aug 2026. 6. **Dumpster sizes / phone (already cited under in-city yards)** https://606junk.com/dumpster-sizes-pricing/ Phone **(773) 412-4902**. 10 / 20 / 30 yard. Cited on chicago-il.html. Not duplicated as a new hauler. 7. **Appliance removal page (corroboration only; apartment FAQ is the on-page $20–$50 cite)** https://606junk.com/what-we-take/appliance-removal/ Repeats $20–$50 refrigerant recovery as their add-on, disclosed at booking. Interior pickup from any floor. Also claims Chicago DSS does not accept refrigerant appliances via standard 311 bulk pickup. **That DSS claim is 606 Junk’s, not printed as city fact.** The official sanitation page (below) tells residents to arrange a bulk pick-up for discarded refrigerators after removing doors. Unresolved; junk-vs-dumpster.html prints the official city language and 606’s own recovery fee as theirs. Fetched 29 Aug 2026. ### City of Chicago — Streets & Sanitation bulk (official page only) 8. **Sanitation Code Violation** https://www.chicago.gov/city/en/depts/streets/provdrs/streets_san/svcs/sanitation_ordinance.html Official chicago.gov, DSS. Residential garbage = households in single-family homes or apartment buildings of **four units or less**. **Arrange with your Streets and Sanitation ward superintendent for a bulk pick-up before putting out any large item** or extra load of trash. **Remove doors or lids from discarded refrigerators and freezers.** Remodeling: you are responsible for discarded building materials; **dumpsters can be rented for this purpose**. That page **does not print a dollar fine** for alley dumping or unarranged bulk set-out. junk-vs-dumpster.html invents none. Links MCC Title 7, Chapter 7-28. Fetched 29 Aug 2026. ### Cross-used from other BinClerk sheets - Chicago dumpster market bands **10-yard $300–$500**, **20-yard $370–$650**, typical 7-day, 29 Aug 2026 (Brackenbox, SBC, Prime Dumpster) — same as chicago-il.html. Plus CDOT if public way. - MCC 10-28-799 provider permit for dumpsters on the public way — chicago-permit.html. No invented “junk permit.” - Banned list (tires, Freon white goods, covered electronics) — chicago-il.html / Illinois landfill bans + local hauler refusal lists. - Bagster is a one-sentence pointer to bagster.html; that sheet is not cloned. ### Not used - Dumpsters.com — not a publisher affiliate; not scraped; not linked as a quote widget. - junkremovalcosts.com ranges — not used as official. - Moving.com or review-site “Chicago GOT-JUNK” dollars — not printed as theirs. - GOT-JUNK national dumpster-rental averages on dumpster_alternative — not used as Chicago dumpster prices. - GOT-JUNK national blog volume/item averages — not printed as Chicago consumer prices. - A fake 50-company junk directory. - Amazon Associates / amazon.com URLs. - Any Rakuten / click.linksynergy / publisher-ID tracking URL. ### Could not verify / left as caveats (junk vs dumpster) - **No city-wide dollar fine** for alley dumping or unarranged bulk set-out on the official sanitation page fetched. Skipped. Not invented. - **No CDOT “junk truck permit”** found. Not invented. Dumpster permit is MCC 10-28-799 for dumpsters occupying the public way. - Whether a junk truck that lingers in an alley could trigger some *other* public-way occupancy rule — not fetched; page does not claim a free pass to block the alley. - **No Chicago-specific 1-800-GOT-JUNK? consumer dollar.** Franchise ZIP pricing is behind their ZIP tool. Not invented. - GOT-JUNK Chicago franchise street address — not fetched. Not printed. - Whether DSS bulk pickup actually takes intact Freon appliances: official page says arrange bulk pick-up for discarded refrigerators (doors/lids off); 606 Junk appliance page claims standard 311 bulk does not take refrigerant appliances. Unresolved. Page prints official language + 606’s own $20–$50 as their fee. - 606 Junk’s 2026 pricing-guide truck-fraction table ($125 min through $750 full, per search index) — **not fetched as a full page for this draft**; not printed. Apartment page used for carry-from-unit and $20–$50.