Patuxent Roll-Off helps Tilghman Island Waterman’s Museum build new location
Tilghman Waterman's Museum sign during construction Patuxent Roll-Off is proud to help with the rebuilding of the Tilghman Island Waterman’s Museum. The Tilghman Island Waterman’s Museum is a non-profit community-based endeavor designed to commemorate the work of generations of Tilghman’s Island watermen and their families and others who supported them,... Read More
Hey DIY-ers…Want to do a paver patio? Here’s help 101!
Okay all you DIY-ers, you think endlessly of projects you can do around the house and yard, but you also want to save money. And that new patio you’ve been dreaming about is something you think you can handle on your own. Well, I can tell you from first hand experience, that it’s not as easy as you might think. Sure the HGTV and DIY Network make it look so easy,... Read More
Recycled salvaged homes? The Art of Deconstruction.
The ultimate in ReUse- Deconstruction of a Home for ReUse Recycled salvaged homes? What exactly does that mean and what is the Art of Deconstruction? Well, to put explain it easily. Think of building a standard home. What steps would you take to build it? First, you’d excavated for the basement or concrete slab, then you’d start framing the house with wood, using nails... Read More
Mild Maryland Winter, Good for business?
Dave Granlund's cartoonist rendition for Mild Winter 2011-2012 Maryland has been lucky this winter and so far has missed out on major snow storms hitting the area. But, is all this mild weather good for business? Well, it depends on who you ask! In the construction industry, weather plays an integral part in daily schedules and livelihood! Mild winters generally... Read More
Patuxent Roll-Off To Sponsor 2012 MSP Polar Bear Plunge
Patuxent Roll-Off has been a longtime supporter of the MSP Polar Bear Plunge and is proud to announce that we will once again participate in the event by donating dumpsters. Each year the Maryland State Police sponsors this event that raises funds for Special Olympics of Maryland (SOMD). Participants in the plunge register and get sponsored to raise the money. On the date of the... Read More
Patuxent Roll-Off Supports 2011 MRE Tug of War
This year, Patuxent Roll-Off was proud to support the Maritime Republic of Eastport’s annual tug of war through the donation of a dumpster, in support of Special Olympics Maryland. Each year, residents of Eastport and residents of the City of Annapolis stage a tug of war over Spa Creek, the body of water that separates Eastport from the rest of the city. In fact, it is the largest... Read More
Maryland Hurricane Preparation and Clean-Up
Hurricane season is winding down here on the East Coast, but the memory of Irene is still fresh in many minds. Here at Patuxent Companies, when we think of Hurricane Irene, we think sandbags and dumpsters. Before the hurricane hit, we were busy providing thousands of sandbags to municipalities, businesses, and residential customers in our area. Patuxent Companies has been listed... Read More
Meet the Patuxent Companies Dispatch Team
dispatch n. send someone or something to a destination or for a purpose. Here at Patuxent Companies, our Dispatch staff plays a crucial part in ensuring our customers receive the level of service they have come to expect. Yet while many of our customers have come to know our dispatchers over the years, few have had an opportunity to meet the faces behind the phones. And now, we... Read More
Front Loader vs. Roll-Off Container Service
Both front loader and roll-off container services are used in regularly scheduled waste removal. Patuxent Roll-Off, LLC can provide service for both. This includes removal from sites such as schools, apartment complexes, shopping centers, and restaurants. Both types of containers are made well and are meant to be reliable for a long period of time. However, these two types of container... Read More
Mobile Crushing- The Urban Quarry
As many of the nations older buildings become under disrepair, they are being demolished at an amazing rate to make way for new projects. The best, and sometimes most economical way to recycle buildings that are made mostly of concrete, brick and cinder block, is to demolish and separate the broken masonry materials and crush them into reusable materials for future projects on... Read More