GUY-GIRL AND A TRUCK
Formerly: Guy in the Red Truck
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Do you have unwanted items lying about that you do not know how to recycle?
Are you appalled at the enormous fees when you do find someone that does recycle them?
We provide at-home service and pick-ups. We serve areas such as:
- Cities of Cottage Grove, Fitchburg, Lake Mills, McFarland, Middleton, Monona, Stoughton, Sun Prairie and Verona.
- Townships of Dunn, Vienna and Westport.
- Villages of DeForest, Marshall, Oregon, Token Creek, Waterloo, Waunakee and Windsor.
- The City of Columbus and the village of Fox Lake (and outposts in-between).
→ We recycle all e-waste. For example: PCs, laptops, cell phones, stereos
and all other household electronics.
→ Also kitchen items at little or no charge.
We recycle: • Stoves, • Washers and dryers, • Microwaves, • AC units,
• Freezers and refrigerators, • Dehumidifiers
• Lawn equipment, Bicycles, Swing sets, etc.
--NOTE: AC units, refrigerators & dehumidifiers do incur a small fee.
For a fee we will also pick up TVs, mattresses, furniture, toilets, or other items.
→ We will get rid of leftover garage or estate-sale items and excess items when moving.
--Is your need not listed? Contact us, in most cases we can help.
Email Ron@WorldOfRon.com
Guy-Girl and a Truck (Formerly known as Guy in the Red Truck) has been recycling since 2003
and is a family-owned business. That's what we are here for. We will pick up and haul away
what you no longer need. All items are recycled appropriately.
We repair what we can and send it back to the community to help those who are less fortunate.
For a convenient pick-up time: Contact Ron at 608.209.5977.
Or email ron@worldofron.com for more info.
GOOD NEWS! The 15th Annual McFarland Community Service Day was held Saturday, April 27 and included a Recycling Event FROM 8am UNTIL NOON at the City of McFarland Municipal Parking Lot.
IT'S ALWAYS BEEN A FREE EVENT INCLUDING THE RECYCLING OF ELECTRONICS ... used and/or broken electronics, etc. that you might need to unload.
→ The recycling event was launched in 2003, although it was canceled by the pandemic in 2020 and 2021, but returned in 2022.