Marshall Property Management

06/04/2026

Full Service Fiberglass Pool Installation

From Excavation, Hardscaped Decks and Pool Surrounds

Pergolas and Pavillions to complete the space

Wide variety of fencing / live plantings for privacy and sound barriers

Full Design Specifications and Descriptions at the link below!

Fiberglass pool builders for Maryland's Eastern Shore, Delaware and Virginia. As an Authorized Latham Grand Builder, Marshall installs the Latham 2026 collection with full hardscape, patio, fencing and landscape — one licensed team. Serving Dorchester, Talbot, Worcester, Queen Anne's and Sussex co...

06/01/2026

MONTHLY PROPERTY MAINTENANCE AGREEMENTS

Monthly agreements mean the property is documented, scheduled, and never forgotten. Turf visits, bed checks, drainage observation, seasonal adjustments. Properties on a plan look better and cost less to maintain over time than properties managed reactively.

05/28/2026

Bulk crushed stone/concrete, crush run, millings, river rock, pea gravel, sand and drainage stone delivered by the ton across the Delmarva Peninsula. Installation and grading available.

Check out our aggregate calculator to get started on your project!

Bulk crushed stone, crush run, millings, pea gravel, and drainage stone delivered by the ton across the Delmarva Peninsula. Spreading and grading available. Marshall Property Management, Cambridge MD.

05/24/2026

Marshall Property Management has a complete selection of quality hardscaping materials for your project.

Patios, retaining walls, walkways, steps, driveways, fire pits. Built for the moisture levels and freeze-thaw conditions you actually deal with near the Bay and the tidal creeks.

05/22/2026

ABSENTEE OWNERS - YEAR ROUND CARE

Waterfront properties and second homes on the Shore sit empty for weeks at a time. Marshall Property Management offers Year Round Property Care. Documented visits, photo reporting, and a crew that pays attention to the details.

05/14/2026

Fresh mulch, new plantings, clean beds. One of the most visible things you can do for a property before the season gets going.

In-house mulch from recycled forest products for installation, delivery and pickup.

05/14/2026

Grass seeding and straw mulching. Reach out to us today!

05/08/2026

Fence Installation & Privacy Screening

Plant screens, vinyl and wood privacy panels.

Pools, backyards and property frontage.

Give us a call or visit the website for more info!

https://marshallpropertymgmt.com/fence-installation/

Privacy fence installation and planted privacy screening for residential properties, pool surrounds, and estate lots across Maryland's Eastern Shore, Delaware, and Virginia. Marshall Property Management.

05/03/2026

Right now, the tidal ditches and streams out here are as exposed as you're going to see them all season.

The water has pulled way back, and in a lot of places, completely out. If you've got phragmites, w**ds and other tangles of plants growing up over top of last years growth, there is no better time to get in there and clean up. It is not going to stay open long, and soon the only thing that will reach those areas is the hose from a spray truck.

The forecast is working in your favor this weekend into early next week. with temps climbing into the 70s, and next to no rain through Tuesday and on into the ten day forcasst..Looks like maybe a day of rain and a half an inch mid-shore. That's a drop in the bucket. is your working ground right there. Tides will also be moderate to low, with no full moon interaction with high tides.

May 2026 actually has two full moons. The first, the Flower Moon, peaked May 1st. The second full moon falls on May 31st, making it a Blue Moon. So you are looking at another spring tide cycle at the end of the month as well. Two windows in one month is unusual.

Once the water comes back up, that phragmites doesn't care. It just keeps going. And if you're standing there in July with a machete trying to get through six-foot phrag in standing water... well. You'll wish you'd gotten back there in May.
This is exactly the kind of work we do, tidal ditch clearing, phragmites control, getting into the spots that stay inaccessible most of the year. We are licensed, we know the regulations, and we know this shore.

If you've got a waterfront property, a drainage ditch, a retention area, or a stretch of marsh edge that needs attention, now is the time to reach out! The window is real. It won't be open much longer, and could close on the Blue Moon.

📞 (443) 205-4415
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Licensed w**d control and invasive plant management for lawns, landscape beds, and waterfront properties across Maryland's Eastern Shore, Delaware, and Virginia. Phragmites, dodder, Japanese knotw**d, multiflora rose, and full Delmarva invasive plant control.

04/27/2026

The Eastern Shore has its own rules when it comes to water mitigation, and it's no fun to be on the wrong end of environmental compliance.

Tidal buffers, grading limits, stormwater ponds, erosion setbacks -- every property on Delmarva is working within a web of regulations that don't apply the same way anywhere else.

Marshall Property Management was built here. We know which permits touch Maryland Critical Area requirements, which pond maintenance windows align with seasonal restrictions, and what "substantial compliance" actually means when the county inspector shows up.

The state is constantly redefining the watershed, and the way our marshes are growing, critical area boundaries shift... you may find yourself bordering a protected area that wasn't there when you bought the property. If you're wondering whether any regulations have changed, how close you are to a critical area, when a buffer kicks in, or what rules apply before you dig, grade, or disturb anything near the wetlands, we're worth a call.

https://marshallpropertymgmt.com/environmental-services/

MDE Erosion and Sediment Control certified services for waterfront properties, farm sites, and development projects across Maryland's Eastern Shore, Delaware, and Virginia. Riparian buffer planting, stormwater management, and Bay-aware land stewardship.