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2170 Eakin Rd.
Columbus, OH 43223
614-258-3764
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Why Use Frog Hauling Mini Dumpsters to Transport My Property?

To Save You MONEY and SPACE! Large class containers take up too much space and you pay for transportation costs you do not need. Check out the shipping containers to identify the correct size that is right for you to load and for Frog Hauling to transport. We are happy to help you, give us a call.

What is Junk Removal?

Junk removal is a dumpster rental and hauling service that involves the delivery and transportation of a dumpster shipping container for you to load and Frog Hauling’s hauling service to move your items to a designated location. Once the items have been transported from your property, they are hauled away to your designated location; a recycling center, a second use facility, or a disposal station.

Privacy Policy

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Terms & Conditions

  1. The marketing company working for Frog Hauling uses Google AdWords remarketing service and Google Analytics to advertise on third party websites, including Google, to the people who have visited our website.
  2. No identifying information is collected and at no time is a contact form information connected with browser cookie data.
  3. These ads could be in the form of Google pay per click (PPC) ads and/or banner ads, ads on the Google search results page, or a site in the Google Display Network. These ads could be placed on web sites the visitors to our website visit after they have visited our website. A browser “cookie” is placed on the visitor’s internet browser whereby Google, or other marketing providers, can display ads to that visitor on other websites on the internet.
  4. A visitor can opt out of Google’s use of cookies by visiting Google’s Ads Settings.
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  6. You can also opt out of a third-party vendor’s use of cookies by visiting the Network Advertising Initiative (NAI) opt-out page.
  7. Frog Hauling cares about your privacy and takes every step to make sure we are abiding by the most up to date privacy laws and guidelines. Feel free to call us or use the message form on our website if you have any questions or concerns regarding your privacy on the use of our website.

Waste Management, The Ultimate Kind

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slide04**A Need For Public Restroom Facilities**

The need for public restroom facilities is something that burdens municipal governments not only in having to find space but also in the extensive cost often associated with such facilities. In addition, aging infrastructure is increasing the need even further. There really is no way to get around it. A city must provide public restroom facilities for its residents and visitors alike. Local businesses cannot be relied upon to provide restroom facilities and many often limit the use of their restrooms to just patrons.

The Portland Loo

The Portland Loo, fabricated in Portland, Oregon, is an ingenious solution to this ever-growing problem. This fully-assembled, fully-sustainable, solar-powered restroom facility far surpasses the Port-o-Let option of the past. The maintenance on this unit is minimal to say the least. Covered in an anti-graffiti clear coat and equipped with a fully stocked janitorial closet, these are far easier to maintain than traditional public restroom sites. In addition, efficiency is maximized by having a hand-washing station mounted on the outside of the unit. The restroom is available 24/7, meeting any city’s public restroom needs at any time. They can be easily removed during an emergency, such as a flooding, which is yet another advantage over traditional public restrooms.

Safety In Public Restrooms

Safety is also another major issue related to public restrooms that is addressed very effectively by the Portland Loo. The top and bottom of each unit is made of louvers allowing air flow (which we all can agree is extremely important in a public restroom) as well as keeping potential illegal activities to a minimum. The unit is lit solely by solar power, thus reducing energy costs significantly. Furthermore, these units are designed to withstand almost all weather conditions, as any exposed plumbing is wrapped in heat wire.

The Simple Solution To A Global Problem

Simply put, the Portland Loo is an extremely innovative yet simple solution to a global problem by providing safe, sustainable, energy efficient, and low maintenance public restrooms which are expandable in almost any urban setting. The popularity of these facilities has grown tremendously. In fact, Cincinnati, Ohio recently installed a Portland Loo in their newly designed riverfront Smale Park. Certainly these units will become more widespread and likely just as well-known as the Port-o-Let.

Recycling

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With the rise of the environmental conservation movement in the seventies and eighties, the idea of solid waste recycling began to boom across America. As we get farther into the 21st century however, the recycling rate in the United States is starting to back off its exponential path. Bigtime!

The United States is in a Recycling Nationwide Crises
Recently, the CEO of the Waste Management company declared the United States is in a “nationwide crisis” when it comes to recycling. The issue is that recycling in America has become significantly less profitable in the last couple of years with a multitude of factors including the lowering of commodity prices for recycled goods, less foreign demand and the increased cost to recycle material waste. Many waste management companies can’t afford to keep their recycling plants active which has led to many closing all over the United States with the extra recycled materials going straight to the landfill. Residential recycling would still be possible without a public service but citizens would have to take more responsibility in disposing of recyclable waste but would lead to an even steeper drop in recycling rates. While it’s hard to control demand and commodity pricing, the increased cost and difficulty to recycle can actually be derived from new practices in residential recycling.

Recycling Graph

From “Solid Waste Production”. Tim Casse, Vermont State College

The Recyclables Need to Be Sorted Still.

When cities and waste management companies were trying to get more people to recycle around the turn of the 21st century, the most viable way to increase recycling rates was to make it easier. People were told it was okay to mix material types like cardboard, plastic, and glass and encouraged putting any item that contained recyclable materials into the bin. The issue here is that these materials need to be completely sorted to be recycled and sold as a commodity, or else the product would be seen as tainted (if a unit of paper contains a noticeable amount of glass shards, it can’t be sold until it is re-filtered).

Bigger Bins Means Bigger Recycling Headaches.

Recycling bins in many communities around the country have been getting larger and larger, which isn’t necessarily a bad thing, but it encourages people to “recycle” larger items which contain non-recyclable materials or are just non-recyclable in the first place. With larger bins, many people don’t think they have to break down larger items such as cardboard boxes which costs the recycling plant more money in break-down and filter.

Recyling has cecreased over the past decades

What Can You Do?

All of these issues become financial burdens for waste management companies; which does greater harm considering the current market conditions for recycled waste. As citizens, the best thing to do is learn better recycling practices. This includes:

  • knowing if all the items in your recycling bin are completely recyclable,
  • breaking down larger items to shorten the process at the plant
  • and making sure glass and other easily shattered materials are kept intact when placed in the bin.

Here is what you can recycle in the blue cart Columbus: – Aluminum and steel cans – and lids.

  • Flattened cardboard and pizza boxes (free of food and grease).
  • Plastic bottles/jugs.
  • Newspaper, magazines, catalogs, junk mail, computer paper, cereal and other dry food boxes and phone books.
  • Glass bottles and jars.
  • Cartons and juice boxes.

Here is What can not go in the blue cart Columbus:

  • No trash or yard waste. The blue cart is for recyclables only.
  • No plastic bags.
  • No hazardous materials, such as oil, pesticides, paints, cleaners or batteries.
  • No syringes/needles.
  • No Styrofoam.
  • No electronics or light bulbs.
  • No window glass, mirrors, dinnerware, ceramics or pots and pans.
  • No food.
  • No buckets or butter tubs.
  • No foil juice pouches.

You do not have to sort the recyclables, just put them all in the blue cart. Put all recyclables in the blue cart.
Lids, caps and labels can be kept on recyclable containers.
Do not place dirty recyclables, like un-rinsed jars, in the cart. You could simply wash a jar or used bottle in your dishwasher before you through it in the cart.

For more tips on recycling you can visit Columbus Gov page about Recycling.

Fun Family Events this Weekend in Columbus

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Columbus always has something to offer everyone, and we mean everyone! For those looking for weekend plans to unwind, or those who just might be curious about upcoming summer events, look no more because Frog Hauling has you covered! check out these events happening in the Columbus, Ohio area this weekend!

Creekside Blues & Jazz Festival in Gahanna

Creekside Blues and Jazz Festival Logo, Columbus OhioThrough June 19-21 The Creekside Blues & Jazz Festival will be bringing you an array of activities as well as 90 hours worth of live music!

The Creekside Blues & Jazz Festival is an excellent family event. First held in 1998, the Festival is a three-day cultural event that will be featuring world-class musicians on all five stages, tasty food, artists, amusement rides, family activities, and more!

Admission is $4, Weekend Passes are $10, available Friday night.
Free Parking will be limited but available at Gahanna Friendship Park

25th Annual Ohio Freedom Festival

25th Annual Ohio Freedom Festival in Columbus, OhioThe Juneteenth Ohio Festival is a weekend of cultural discovery for all individuals, families, and communities to participate and celebrate the rich cultural heritage of African American freedom.

Juneteenth is celebrated in over 250 cities nationally and recognized by 40 million African Americans as their freedom and Independence Day. The Juneteenth festival attracts 130,000 supporters in Columbus Ohio and is considered the 3rd largest celebration in the nation.

The Juneteenth Ohio Festival has something for everyone! Bring friends and family out to enjoy “Freedom Day Friday”, “Old School Saturday” and “Gospel & Jazz Soul Sunday”. Enjoy 3 days of music, food, and family fun, together in the spirit of freedom for all!

Adults: $5 Before 5:00PM $10.00 After 5:00PM
Children ages 5-12yrs: $3.00 All Day!
No Re-entry (Main Entrance Off Broad Street, Rear Entrance Off Town & Washington)
ATM machines located at Broad & High Street (none on site)
Call (614) 258-4633 for more information

ComFest Planning Starts Soon!

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Comfest Community FestivalComFest is the short-hand name for Columbus, Ohio’s Community Festival, which takes place in Goodale Park on June 26, 27 and 28 this year. ComFest has been going on since 1972. Thrown by hippies, but embracing the entire community, ComFest is three days filled with music, art, vendors, beer, wine, community organizations and plenty of family-friendly fun.

You may have grown up partying at ComFest, but this year consider being a grown-up and helping to plan and run the party. Putting on an event like this requires the help of lots of dedicated volunteers, who make sure no one gets hurt (or tend to anyone who is), who ensure everything is on time for the full music schedule, who are ready for rain (boo hiss), who make sure the waste is managed properly Important stuff.

Find out about volunteering opportunities or joining the planning committee at the membership meeting coming up Thursday, May 7 at 7:30pm in the north end of the shelterhouse building at Goodale Park. Food and beverages will be served at 7:15 (please bring your own reusable plates, cutlery and cups).

Ready to step up to the ComFest planning plate? If not, that’s ok. Sit on the grass. Be happy. Have fun. And dance you booty off!