Dixon Enterprises

About Dixon Enterprises

When a nor'easter climbs the coast and swings its moisture inland, I-795 turns into the argument line — rain at one end, real snow at the other, and Owings Mills usually caught right in the middle. Dixon Enterprises reads those nights closely, because the difference between three inches and eight decides everything about how the morning goes. Out in it the work is plain: open the drive, open the walk, spread salt, come back when the wind refills what was cut. There is a particular quiet at four in the morning with the blade down and a lot going from white to black behind you. By the time the neighborhood wakes up, the storm is somebody else's story.