quality is what we do.

For over 20 years, Appalachian Field Services (AFS) has provided property renovation, maintenance, and construction services throughout Baltimore and its surrounding areas.

We specialize in trash-outs, drywall, painting, framing, plumbing, lawn care, and complete home rehabs, delivering reliable work with a strong community mission.

AFS is a worker-owned cooperative built on inclusion and opportunity. We hire and train individuals overcoming employment barriers, creating pathways to rebuild both homes and lives through skilled labor, fair wages, and transparent teamwork.

Quality renovations. community minded.

Man kneeling in snow working with power drill, two girls watching, old building in background.

The AFS difference.

Two construction workers working on a house exterior with brick and painted blue wall, exposed wooden beams, and electrical meter, one is using a sledgehammer while the other looks on.

A worker-owned construction company like no other

A firefighter in a white helmet and black uniform pointing upward at a fire-damaged interior of a building with charred walls and debris.
Two people working together in a backyard, one carrying a large wooden log on their shoulder, while the other is chopping wood with an axe. They are wearing work gloves surrounded by green foliage and a wooden fence.

RESTORATION IS KEY.

At Appalachian Field Services, restoration goes beyond rebuilding structures; it’s about bringing homes and communities back to life.

We approach every project with care, sustainability, and purpose, turning neglected properties into lasting spaces where people can live, work, and thrive.

Every restored home is a step toward stronger, safer neighborhoods.

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