Complete Conversions

From commercial space to modern living space.

At The Marketplace at Fells Point, Complete Conversions transformed an existing commercial tenant space into a fully functional residential apartment in the heart of Baltimore's historic waterfront district.

This complete interior conversion included demolition of the existing layout and construction of a new apartment featuring a kitchen, full bathroom, laundry area, living space, and bedroom. Our team handled everything from framing, drywall, flooring, plumbing, electrical, and HVAC modifications to custom millwork, tile installations, stair refinishing, and final finishes.
The result was a move-in-ready apartment that seamlessly integrates with the existing residential units while maximizing comfort, functionality, and style.

Whether it's adaptive reuse, unit conversions, or large-scale renovations, Complete Conversions helps property owners unlock the full potential of their buildings.

This week’s nonstop rain is doing free building inspections all across the region. ☔

Leaks, drainage issues, hidden moisture, failing seals, flooded areas... prolonged rain has a way of exposing problems fast in multifamily properties.

This is when rapid response matters most. The faster water intrusion is addressed, the better the outcome for both the property and its residents. Complete Conversions has a disaster reconstruction team that will rebuild and transform a property with craftsmanship and modern solutions to avoid problems like this in the future.

Rainstorms eventually pass. Water damage likes to stay behind. Call us if you are experiencing water damage from this seemingly never-ending rain! 410-437-8461

The “wait and see” approach can feel safe… until small issues turn into major expenses.

In our latest blog, we break down why delaying renovations may actually cost more in the long run, from rising material prices to worsening building conditions and unexpected disruptions.

If you’ve been putting off upgrades or capital improvements, this is a conversation worth having now, not later.

Read the full blog here:
https://hubs.ly/Q04gPRs60