Eureka Natural Foods-McKinleyville

This is the second project for Eureka Natural Foods owners Rick and Betty Littlefield. The project will consists of a full remodel of the former McKinleyville Ace Hardware and a 2,500 square foot addition to accommodate a new commercial kitchen and public eating area as well as business storage.  The completed Natural Foods Grocery Store is similar in design to their Eureka Location, which was also designed by architect Philippe Lapotre. 

Eureka Rescue Mission, Phase 1

The Eureka Rescue Mission Board of Directors selected Pacific Builders to assist them with the design, administrative challenges, and application to secure grant funding for a project to build a new common facility for day use, dining, intake, and recreation, and then remodel the men’s facility to provide more beds, better restrooms, etc. (Note: A remodel of the women’s facility is planned as a future project as well).

Carson Block

Pacific Builders was selected as the general contractor for the historic renovation and major seismic upgrade to the Carson Block Building in Old Town, Eureka.

Ocean Avenue


This house needed a facelift.  So Pacific Builders took it apart and put it back together again.

It is a beautiful home overlooking the ocean in Trinidad, California.

Burroughs Barn Remodel

If the casual passerby noticed the old barn behind the Burroughs family home, they might have concluded that it needed to be torn down before its imminent collapse under its own weight and years. Bob and Ann Burroughs saw something quite different in the 100 year old barn behind their Rose Avenue residence in Ferndale.

The Burroughs, along with their architect Thomas Bond, saw the opportunity to create a comfortable living space that suited Bob and Ann, while leaving the family farmhouse on the front of the property available for their son Darin and his family.

Arcata Volunteer Fire Department

Arcata Volunteer Fire Department Remodel 

Pacific Builders completed the new Arcata Fire Station, which was redesigned by Greenway Partners to better accommodate on-duty personnel and additional equipment. The facility was also upgraded to withstand Cascadia Subduction Zone earthquakes.

Construction was completed in June 2015 and the historic building features the district’s vintage 1,000-pound W.T. Garrett & Co. bell.

McKinleyville Ace Hardware

When the owner of the McKinleyville Ace Hardware began his search for a new, more efficient location, he retained Pacific Builders based on the company’s reputation for completing similar projects on time and under budget, as well as our experience in managing the planning, permitting, and agency interface issues inherent in this type of project.

Pacific Builders took responsibility for budget, design, agency approvals, and certificate of occupancy issues.  All permits, engineering, public fees, design work, and utilities were included in project budget amount.

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Pacific Builders recognizes that the company's role in the construction process is greater than to simply build projects. To be successful, we must also work to strengthen our community and build long-lasting working relationships.

= Tony Lucchesi =
Founder