Powers Marine

05/07/2026

One of our favorite boats going home tomorrow after a long nap in winter storage.

04/24/2026

We’re very grateful to be partnered with Talbot County Public School apprenticeship program. We’re also very grateful to Mr. Tshombe (Shom-Bay) Laughman for helping us find Sean. Sean has far exceeded our expectations, he continues to learn more and more each day. Please congratulate Sean on this great achievement at such a young age.

04/21/2026

Transducer holes glassed over, and finished off with some awlgrip to blend into the gelcoat.

04/14/2026

Quick gelcoat repair on this custom Dock Box

03/19/2026

We’re hiring a motivated individual who has Carpentry experience. Experience with boats is not needed. We have a brand new facility with Air conditioning and heat. Experience with the following is a plus but not needed, fiber-glassing, rebuilding boats and or paint work, fairing and sanding. Pay based upon experience starting hourly rate at 25 to 35 per hour. 40 hours a week, Paid time off, PAID HOLIDAYS, 1000 dollar sign on bonus please share with your family and friends. Please contact Keith @ 443-833-5005 Located in Trappe MD.

03/06/2026

03/04/2026

Commencing the initial stages of a Mako console refit, this customer has opted to retain the existing console shape to ensure compatibility with his aluminum t-top, while increasing the height to accommodate larger Garmin MFD screens on the dashboard.

03/04/2026

One step closer to completing our hatch molds. Once finished, we will be able to manufacture and ship these to order.

02/27/2026

The deck to hull joint is now complete on the 22-2 Aquasport rebuild, with the top cap installation scheduled next.

02/27/2026

One step closer to restoring this Classic Beauty to its former glory in the water. The floor was epoxied today. Tomorrow, preparations will be made for deck to hull fiberglass tabbing.

02/22/2026

It’s been a while since Talbot County has seen a Blizzard Warning, so here’s a refresher on what it means and how winter alerts work.

A Blizzard Warning is issued when sustained winds or frequent gusts of 35 mph or higher combine with heavy falling or blowing snow, reducing visibility to less than one-quarter mile for at least three hours. These conditions can make travel dangerous and, at times, nearly impossible.

Here’s how winter alerts typically progress:

⚠️ A Winter Storm Watch is usually issued at least 24 hours in advance. It means the risk of hazardous winter weather has increased (at least a 50% chance), but the exact timing, location, or severity is still uncertain. It provides time to prepare.

⚠️ As the storm becomes imminent, a Watch is typically upgraded to a Warning or an Advisory (indicating an 80% or greater probability of occurrence).

⚠️ A Warning means conditions pose a threat to life or property and travel will become difficult to impossible.

⚠️ An Advisory means conditions may cause significant inconvenience and, if caution is not exercised, could lead to situations that threaten life or property.

Now is the time to prepare. Avoid unnecessary travel, charge devices, and stay tuned for official updates.