We partners with local vocational students to revitalize properties and strengthen community infrastructure.

Overview

Requity Construction trains the next generation of skilled tradespeople while delivering high-quality masonry and carpentry services that breathe new life into Baltimore’s vacant properties and public spaces. Our construction crews are made up of vocational high school students, guided by licensed professionals and experienced educators.

meals delivered to residents of our Pleasant Presstman community.

Services

Masonry

Exterior Restoration

Repairing and tuckpointing historic brick facades, preserving architectural integrity.

Foundation & Block Work

Laying concrete blocks, mixing mortar, and leveling for foundational walls and slabs.

Training Walls & Test Sites

Construction of high-performance masonry test walls as training tools for student certification and skill development.

Carpentry

High-Performance Building

Installation of insulation, air sealing, and sheathing systems to meet energy-efficiency benchmarks.

Sustainable Techniques

Application of vapor barriers, insulation systems, and airtight construction methods aligned with passive house standards.

Custom Projects

Hands-on builds like the Carver Hut—a four-sided, solar-powered training structure—prepare students for both residential and green construction.

Finish Carpentry

Trim work, cabinetry, and detail-oriented installations for functional, beautiful interior spaces.

Framing & Structural Builds

From deck framing to custom service cavity walls, students and professionals collaborate to build with precision and efficiency.

We’re improving individual properties, revitalizing the community, and providing students with hands-on experience in sustainable construction.

Social Enterprise with Impact

Community Transformation

Vacant houses are turned into training hubs and community assets, improving block-by-block conditions.

Student Workforce

Our paid apprentices gain NCCER-aligned instruction and real-world experience while contributing to active job sites.

Green Construction

Projects integrate sustainable practices and materials, preparing students for future-focused industries.