From structure to finish.
Four connected areas of work allow Pekol Builders to see the entire project instead of treating each piece in isolation.
Decks, stairs & outdoor spaces
Outdoor construction should feel like an extension of the home—not a platform added beside it.
- New deck construction
- Composite and treated decking
- Framing repairs and rebuilds
- Stairs and landings
- Aluminum railing
- Accessibility ramps and transitions
Basement finishing
A basement becomes valuable living space when framing, utilities, layout, and finishes are planned together.
- Layout and framing
- Insulation and drywall
- Bedrooms and family rooms
- Bathroom buildouts
- Doors, trim, and flooring
- Repairs before finishing
Interior remodeling
Interior work should solve how the room functions while making every visible detail feel connected.
- Bathroom remodeling
- Kitchen improvements
- Flooring and baseboard
- Interior doors and trim
- Railings and stair finishes
- Room reconfiguration
Framing & custom carpentry
Good framing makes every later stage cleaner, stronger, and more dependable.
- Interior and exterior walls
- Openings and reconfiguration
- Structural repairs
- Basement framing
- Custom stairs and carpentry
- Remodel preparation
Before we begin.
Pekol Builders works throughout the Chippewa Valley, including Eau Claire, Chippewa Falls, Lake Wissota, and surrounding communities. Project location and scope are reviewed when you reach out.
The company focuses on remodeling, decks, framing, and substantial carpentry projects. Smaller repairs are considered based on fit, location, and schedule.
Yes. One of the strengths of the company is looking at structure, finish work, and how the pieces connect. The exact responsibilities and any specialized trade work are defined during planning.
Send the project location, a short description, photos, and your general timeframe. Josh will review the information and determine the best next step.
Start with the problem you need solved.
We can discuss the project as a whole and determine the right scope.