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Frog Hauling Dumpster Rentals
2170 Eakin Rd.
Columbus, OH 43223
614-258-3764
Due to Heavy Volume, Some Sizes May Not be Available Online. If The Size You Need is Marked ‘Sold Out’, Please Call To Check Availability: 614-258-3764

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

  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.
  5. Google provides a browser plugin to opt-out of Google’s retargeting ads here.
  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.

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.
  5. Google provides a browser plugin to opt-out of Google’s retargeting ads here.
  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.

Local Business Spotlight: APCO

Written by Frog Hauling on . Posted in Dumpster Blog, Green Business, Recycling Columbus, Uncategorized.

Home owners who take pride in bettering their home and neighborhood know the name APCO.
APCO, Columbus Windows and Doors APCO is the home architectural products company who has provided the windows, roofs, siding, and doors on many of the most beautiful homes in Columbus Ohio.

Serving Columbus Since 1964!

APCO has been in Columbus since 1964. Over the decades APCO has earned a reputation for providing the best materials installed by highly trained technicians. APCO has grown in Columbus; look at all the services they provide:

1. [Windows](http://www.apco.com/windows “Windows”)
2. [Doors](http://www.apco.com/doors “Doors”)
3. [Sunrooms](http://www.apco.com/sunrooms “Sunrooms”)
4. [Roofs](http://www.apco.com/roofing “Roofs”) 		1. [Siding](http://www.apco.com/siding “Siding”)
2. [Decking](http://www.apco.com/decking “Decking”)
3. [Gutters](http://www.apco.com/gutters “Gutters”)
4. [Handyman Services](http://www.apco.com/handyman “Handy Man”)

Carpenter Fail #2

Written by Frog Hauling on . Posted in Dumpster Blog, Green Business, Recycling Columbus, Uncategorized.

carpenter fail creates JunkDo Not Paint Light Switch Covers, Ethernet or Phone Jack covers, Rookie.

Hey Rookie.

There is nothing more amateur than painting a light switch cover. Light switch covers, ethernet or phone jack covers are designed to be added after you paint. Once added after the paint outlet covers cover the entire whole needed for the electric outlet installation. The cover will sit nicely on top of the painted wall.

Pictured is a ruined phone jack outlet that the internet provider was not able to use, because some rookie painted the phone jack making our Carpenter Fail list along with our fence fail #1

Covers are relatively cheap but add a great deal to compliment a room. For a couple of dollars outlet covers can be replaced giving your paint sharp relief between the floorboards and outlet covers. Outlet Covers should be clean and paint free.

Most are a type of plastic that do not take paint well.
You can ruin a phone jack or ethernet jack outlet by painting over it.

To clean a light switch cover wipe it with a damp cloth.

Before you paint prepare your area. Paint prep starts with removing light switch covers. use a piece of tape to attach the screws for the light switch cover to the backside of the cover so you do not lose the screws.

Congratulations ametuer painter, you make our Carpenter Fail List at #3.

Columbus Dumpster Rental: It’s Easy Being Green

Written by Frog Hauling on . Posted in Dumpster Blog, Dumpster Rental, Green Business.

dumpster rental columbus ohMany companies these days use the term “green” when describing their business. Frog Hauling dumpster rental in Columbus doesn’t just say it, we LIVE it. We utilize environmentally friendly practices with every rental. Even our containers are GREEN!

What Makes Frog Hauling Green?

Simply put, we try to follow the SWACO Guiding Principles. Our goal is to recycle as much of the junk and trash placed into our dumpsters as possible. We try to reuse items still in good condition by donating them to local organizations. Only then do we place remaining items into landfills.

As you plan for your Columbus, OH summer construction projects, home additions, building sites, basement/garage cleanouts, and any other work tasks, please think GREEN. Frog Hauling proudly serves the greater Columbus area. We CARE about central Ohio because we ARE central Ohio. Call today for a FREE dumpster rental evaluation (614) 258-3764.

Ohio Governor Kasich Plans to Sign Controversial Renewable Energy Bill

Written by Frog Hauling on . Posted in Dumpster Blog, Green Business, Trash Hauling.

recycle columbus ohA revised Senate Bill 310 has passed the Ohio House this week, and Governor John Kasich is planning to sign it into legislation. The Bill was revised after the original draft, that passed the Ohio Senate, was considered highly controversial.

The Senate approved minor changes made to the Bill by the Ohio House. Those who opposed the original Bill had hoped that Governor Kasich would veto it. In short, the Bill will place a “freeze” on “green” energy standards. It would also end the requirement that utilities purchase at least half of their renewable energy from within Ohio.

The revised Bill still has many people on both sides of the issue unhappy. Government officials and businesses alike are split on the direction Ohio needs to take. Some say the standards are too costly, while others believe reducing them will cost Ohioans jobs and increase air pollution.

Frog Hauling is an environmentally friendly company that cares strongly about Ohio. It is our hope that a mutually agreeable policy will be enacted that can both boost Ohio job growth while still protecting the environment.

Changes to Ohio Renewable Energy Standards Marred in Controversy

Written by Frog Hauling on . Posted in Green Business, Recycling Columbus, Waste Management.

Ohio renewable energyOhio may soon significantly reduce its renewable energy standards. Senate Bill 310 has passed the Senate and seems likely to pass the House as soon as this week.

Controversy Over Renewable Energy Standards

The bill would place a two-year freeze on annual increases in standards for renewable energy and energy efficiency. It also would repeal a rule that says utilities must buy half of their renewable energy from in-state sources and would make it easier for utilities to buy low-cost hydroelectric power and count it toward the standards.

There is mixed talk surrounding potential adjustments to the renewable energy standards. Some, such as the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC), say they’re necessary because policy is flawed. Others, like Chelsea Barnes who represents clean energy clients, say that organizations such as ALEC and Americans for Prosperity (conservative group partly funded by the Koch brothers), have an unfair voice in the creation and passing of the bill. Senator Bill Seitz, a leading supporter of SB 310, is an ALEC board member.

Ohio’s renewable and energy-efficiency rules were both part of Senate Bill 221 in 2008.

Frog Hauling supports successful renewable energy initiatives. If changes to current standards need to be made, we hope they are not at the cost of the citizens and environment of Ohio.