Full renovation of the kitchen, bar, and dining areas, construction of new golf simulator bays, interior upgrades including new ceilings, walls, flooring, and millwork, new HVAC, electrical, plumbing, and fire protection systems, exterior improvements to the covered porch and patio with new stucco and aluminum storefronts, installation of commercial food service equipment and A/V technology, ADA accessibility upgrades and finish enhancements throughout. Through careful coordination and a focus on safety and cleanliness, our team executed this work without interrupting daily golf operations, allowing members to continue enjoying the course and club amenities while construction progressed behind the scenes. This 7,600+ square foot renovation includes both interior and exterior upgrades designed to elevate the guest experience and modernize key hospitality spaces.
Ruth’s Chris asked A. Eilers Construction to provide minimal demolition and renovate an existing restaurant space. The project included minor wall demolition (25 lineal ft), construction of less than 20 lineal feet, a new interior wall, and minor ceiling adjustments.
Central County 911 director and board members requested for renovations of the existing two-story 911 headquarters building including new conference rooms, offices, training rooms, board room, restrooms, and new mezzanine level that entailed new ceilings, flooring, wall finishes, storefronts, new electrical, access control, A/V systems, new HVAC systems, fire sprinkler modifications, and plumbing. The project also included extensive scope for the new 911 Dispatch area that included new raised access flooring, new acoustical wall and ceiling finishes, and extensive A/V, access control, electrical, security upgrades and new backup generator. New exterior upgrades included new concrete sidewalks, stair and patio areas, canopies, railings and site drainage systems.
Dr. Glaser’s Surgical Dermatology center needed an office face-lift to make space for their growing business in Historic St. Charles, Missouri.
The State of Missouri Office of Administration Facilities Management, Design, and Construction needed a 7,814 square foot unheated storage facility. The Work included concrete, pre-engineered metal building, and electrical structures. As one of the National Cemetery Administration’s oldest burial sites for soldiers, their project required careful hands. A. Eilers Construction is a recognized recipient of verified efforts to recruit, employ, and retain veterans. The Missouri National Guard was inspired to work with a prestigious government backed contractor for this project.
Xponential Fitness requested a tenant improvement for a CycleBar fitness studio, which included architectural renovations, MEP (mechanical, electrical, and plumbing) modifications, and structural adjustments as part of a design-build project.
A. Eilers Construction took a 1,600 square foot gray box space with no concrete floor slab and turned it into a gorgeous Amazing Lash studio. Our responsibilities included installing completely new HVAC, electrical, and plumbing systems, adjusted the fire protection system to meet the new layout, framing and drywall, finishes, and install of owner supplied millwork & furniture packages.
A. Eilers Construction partnered with Spring Bluff R-XV to complete a comprehensive renovation and addition project that transformed multiple areas of the school. The work included a new exterior restroom facility, a walk-in cooler addition, and a remodeled kitchen with epoxy flooring, new equipment, and improved storage. Both the large and small gyms received fresh paint, new flooring, bleachers, basketball goals, and wall pads, along with the installation of an 18’ overhead door to provide direct access from the small gym to the kitchen. A new nurse’s room with a private restroom was created to better serve student needs, while existing interior restrooms were modernized with updated ceilings, paint, plumbing fixtures, and partitions. Every classroom benefited from upgrades including new HVAC systems, paint, flooring, ACT ceilings, lighting, and electrical improvements. To enhance security, six new exterior FRP double doors with electronic card readers were installed. Together, these upgrades modernized the facility, improved functionality and safety, and created an updated, student-centered environment designed to serve the school community for years to come.
The Hazelwood School District partnered with A. Eilers Construction to install a decorative quartz epoxy floor over the existing quarry tile at Hazelwood East High School. Our team took on the challenge of transforming 14,000 square feet of existing tile flooring, grinding it to a uniform level, applying a layer of self-leveler for a flawless surface, and finishing with two coats of epoxy topping, expertly sanded and sealed to perfection.
A. Eilers Construction completed a full comprehensive interior build-out of approximately 5,000 square feet for a specialized escape game facility. The scope of work included the full construction of partition walls, flooring systems, and ceiling installations to create a highly customized and immersive environment. The project involved intricate plumbing and electrical work, requiring precise rough-ins and connections to align with owner-supplied equipment and themed components. Due to the unique operational demands of an escape room venue, close coordination with the client and design team was essential to ensure all custom-fabricated features—such as hidden doors, interactive props, and audio/visual integrations—were seamlessly incorporated into the final layout without compromising functionality or flow.
