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The La Crosse Tribune recently featured Poellinger Inc.'s renovation of the bell tower of Christ Eposcopal Church on the 9th & Main Streets in La Crosse, WI. Constructed in the late 1890's in a Romanesque Revival style, the church's load-bearing, limestone columns have eroded over time from exposure to ice and other elements. Working from scaffold over 70 feet high, Poellinger Inc.'s skilled craftsmen are replacing the columns with steel-reinforced synthetic stone that will remain stable and will match the rest of the building in appearance.
Poellinger Inc.'s work on the Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe is featured in the July 2009 issue of Constructions Dimensions magazine, published by the Association of Wall & Ceilings Industries International. Click here for the online version.
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Poellinger Inc., with over a half-century of stucco and plaster expertise, is now certified to apply Jahn eco-safe masonry restoration and preservation products.
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Churches
Poellinger Inc.’s involvement with the building, remodeling and repair of religious facilities began in 1962,
when John A. Poellinger was one of few local contractors to build the St. Joseph the Workman Cathedral.
Since then, Poellinger Inc. has been proud to help build, remodel and repair hundreds of churches.
Recent church projects include:
- The La Crosse Tribune recently featured Poellinger Inc.'s renovation of the bell tower of Christ Eposcopal Church on the 9th & Main Streets in La Crosse, WI. Constructed in the late 1890's in a Romanesque Revival style, the church's load-bearing, limestone columns have eroded over time from exposure to ice and other elements. Working from scaffold over 70 feet high, Poellinger Inc.'s skilled craftsmen are replacing the columns with steel-reinforced synthetic stone that will remain stable and will match the rest of the building in appearance.
- Villa St. Joseph, La Crosse, WI
Owner: Franciscan Sisters
Architect: Oliver Architects
Renovation
Total Construction Interval: 6 months
- Central Lutheran Church, Winona, MN
Owner: Central Lutheran Church
Architect: Station Nineteen
Renovation
Total Construction Interval: 8 months
- Mater Redemptoris Convent, La Crosse, WI
Owner: Diocese of La Crosse
Architect: River Architects
New construction
Total Construction Interval: 5 months
- St. Patrick’s Church, Onalaska, WI
Owner: St. Patrick’s Parish
Architect: Kratt Associates
Renovation & addition
Total Construction Interval: 4 months
- Evangelical Free Church, Onalaska, WI
Owner: Church Council
Architect: Bray & Associates
New construction
Total Construction Interval: 4 months
- Pleasant Valley Church, Winona, MN
Owner: Church Council
Architect: Smith Architects
Renovation and addition
Total Construction Interval: 4 months
- First Presbyterian Church, La Crosse, WI
Owner: First Presbyterian Church
Architect: River Architects
Renovation and addition
Total Construction Interval: 7 months
- Sacred Heart Cathedral, Winona, MN
Owner: Diocese of Winona
Architect: Groth Design Group
Renovation and addition
Total Construction Interval: 10 months
- Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe, La Crosse, WI
Owner: Diocese of La Crosse
Architect: River Architects
New construction
Total Construction Interval: 28 months
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Christ Eposcopal Church
St. Joseph the Workman Cathedral
St. Patrick's Church
Evangelical Free Church
First Presbyterian Church |
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