About Our Dumpster Services In Central Maryland

Why I Wanted To Bring Residential Friendly Dumpsters to Central Maryland

I, Richard Ferragut, have lived in Frederick MD for the majority of my life, making this home since 1990. After obtaining a degree in Computer Science and Linguistics from Rutgers University I started a 10 year career in customer service for a large insurance company providing a great deal of knowledge and experience before moving on to a small software company which utilized his IT, vendor management, and customer service skills.  I've been training in mixed martial arts and jiu jitsu for over a decade acting as a training partner and coach for professional and amateur fighters and was the runner up in the 2013 Toughman Competition. I'll be focusing on sponsoring local athletes and contributing to the local community while also providing them a convenient and friendly dumpster service.

Why This Dumpster Service is Ideal for Frederick and Central Maryland

In Frederick MD , museums meet martini bars, scenic landscapes provide thrill seekers with adventure, and cutting edge cuisine is served up in Civil War-era buildings alongside unique specialty shops, galleries, museums, and theaters.

Located less than one hour from Washington, D.C., Baltimore, and Gettysburg, the city of Frederick, Maryland is surrounded by mountain views, wineries, orchards and vibrant Main Street communities. Visitors can hike the Appalachian Trail, visit Maryland's largest brewery, and tour a battlefield all in one day.

This is Frederick County, where hip meets historic every day.

TOP ANNUAL EVENTS

Every year thousands of visitors come to Frederick County for our popular annual events. Check this calendar of events for daily happenings throughout the year.

1. Fire in Ice Carroll Creek Park, Downtown Frederick
Annually in February
Enjoy late night shopping and dining along with beautiful ice sculptures, fire dancers, and an ice playground. Warm up with hot cocoa, s'mores and fire stations throughout Downtown Frederick.

2. Maryland Craft Beer Festival: Carroll Creek Park, Downtown Frederick
Annually in May
Over 25 Maryland brewing companies sampling over 175 unique, local beers with exclusive access to small-batch beers and one-of-a-kind casks. A family-friendly environment with live music featuring local bluegrass/Americana/folk music.

3. Frederick Festival of the Arts: Carroll Creek Park, Downtown Frederick
Annually in June
A juried, two-day regional celebration of the arts. Offerings include hundreds of professional artists from over 20 states, representing visual media, performing arts, local art and children's crafts.

4. National Clustered Spires High Wheel Race: Downtown Frederick
Annually in August
America's only High-Wheel (Penny Farthing) bike race featuring racers from across the nation. Watch qualifying heats of racers riding antique or replica 19th Century bikes as they compete for the National Title. The Tour de Frederick is a 3-day, fully supported cycling weekend with bicycle rides of varying lengths culminating in a History Ride on Sunday.

5. The Great Frederick Fair: Frederick Fairgrounds, Downtown Frederick
Annually in September
The 9-day fair includes a carnival midway, nightly grandstand entertainment, international award winning agricultural exhibits, activities and events.

6. Brunswick Railroad Days: Downtown Brunswick
Annually in October
Brunswick Railroad Days is a unique festival which celebrates the city's railroad heritage as one of the largest rail yards in the nation. Visit the Brunswick Railroad Museum, enjoy entertainment, children's activities, artisans, food and of course, trains!

7. Catoctin Colorfest: Thurmont
Annually in October
Enjoy the fall foliage and hundreds of vendors at this nationally-recognized juried artisan and craft show held in scenic Thurmont, MD.

8. Sea Services Pilgrimage: National Shrine of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton, Emmitsburg
Annually in October
The only event of its kind in the United States, held each year to honor Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton as Patroness of the Sea Services. Hundreds of visitors, members of the Navy, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, Merchant Marines, and the United States Public Health Service, along with family members and friends gather at the National Shrine of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton for a Mass and reception.

9. Candlelight Tour of Historic Houses of Worship: Various Locations, Downtown Frederick
Annually in December
Visitors can tour many of Frederick’s famous clustered spires churches and other historic houses of worship by candlelight. Enjoy special programs, angelic choirs, and nativity scenes.