Mount Construction Co., Inc., a long time supporter of the Toys for Tots program, donated several dozen toys today, as part of their efforts to help give back to the communities it serves.

Mount Construction has a long history of charitable donations, and the Mount Charitable foundation has been working with many local and national charities for the last 6 years.  The Mount Charitable Foundation hosts an annual Golf Tournament and has raised tens of thousands of dollars which is donated to various charitable organizations and needy families.

You can help in Mount’s charitable efforts by donating online through our secure server.

Mount Construction has contributed to the following organizations and charities over the last several years:

• Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation
• American Cancer Society
• Audubon Father’s Association
• Berlin Police Association- D.A.R.E. Program
• Berlin Rotary
• Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Burlington, Camden & Gloucester Counties
• Boys and Girls club of Burlington, Camden and Gloucester counties
• Boy Scouts of America
• Breast Cancer 3-Day
• Carns Children’s Memorial Fund
• Coalition to Salute America
• Cystic Fibrosis Foundation
• Junior Shawnee Renegades
• Juvenile Diabetes Foundation
• Knights of Columbus
• Manchester Township Veterans
• Medford Educational Fund
• N. Harrell Low Scholarship Fund
• National Multiple Sclerosis Society
• Police Athletic League (PAL)
• Race for the Cure/ National MS Society
• Relay for Life
• Robins Nest Children Services
• Rotary Club of Blackwood
• Shawnee Turf Club
• St. Joseph’s Elementary School
• The Children’s Hospital Foundation
• Walk America
• Waterford Township Rotary
• William D. Ambola Memorial Fund

The Mount Group, in partnership with Carpenter Brothers Materials, LLC of Telford, PA, announced the launch of Harleysville Materials, LLC.  Harleysville Materials owns and operates a full-service quarry in Montgomery County, PA along with a hot-mix asphalt plant.

The quarry produces two primary products: the highest quality red stone for a variety of uses including decorative, landscaping, and construction, and stone used in the construction industry.  The quarry’s aggregates are the highest-quality available and ready for immediate production and pick up or delivery.

“The Mount Group is extremely excited about the addition of Harleysville Materials to our group of companies as it integrates perfectly with our existing capabilities and allows us to leverage our current trucking and distribution infrastructure to provide another high-quality service to the Tri-State area”, said Dave Smith, Founder and CEO of the Mount Group.

For inquires about Harleysville Materials or any of its products including red stone, decorative stone, landscaping aggregate or dense grade aggregate, please contact Andrew Pickering at apickering@mountmaterials.com or call 856-768-8493.

Mount Construction was recently awarded the contract for the Rt. 30 (White Horse Pike) & Pomona Road project.

This NJDOT/Federal Project consists of the reconstruction of intersection in Township of Galloway, Atlantic County.

The project consists of the following:

• Roadway Excavation
• Milling/Paving
• Installation of a rigid frame culvert
• Installation of concrete vertical curbing
• Significant drainage improvements

Mount Construction completed work on the west-bound side of the Rt 206 bridge over Main St., in Columbus, NJ.  Traffic patterns have shifted as work begins on the east-bound side of the bridge.

Mount Construction Co., Inc. was awarded the US Rt 1 over Heathcote Brook Culvert Replacement project, owned by the NJDOT.  This $2.2 million dollar project is located in the township of S. Brunswick.  Mount Construction Co., Inc and will enable Mount to further showcase their commitment to “Excellence in Construction”

Mount Construction Co., Inc. was awarded the 2010 Paving Program project for Routes 624, 628, 644, 659, 664, 669, and 7. This $5.4 million dollar project will cover the townships of Downe, Hopewell, Maurice River and Stow Creek.

Willingboro MUA requests Mount Construction Emergency Response Teams to Beverly Rancocas Road in Willingboro where they have a 36” and 18” sanitary sewer mains collapse over 20’ deep and 50’ from a tributary of the Delaware River and under a bridge approach deck. Mount Construction crews mobilized immediately and have prevented the release of sewage, are are currently performing the necessary repairs.