Vogel Bros. is founded on the east side of Madison, Wisconsin, laying the foundation for what would become five generations of family leadership in construction.
George Vogel moved to Madison, Wisconsin, in 1875 and set up shop on Williamson Street crafting wagons. He and his wife, Julia, raised 11 children in the house adjacent to the shop.
George C. Vogel built a strong reputation for quality products and reliable customer service.
George and Julia Vogel continue building the company with a strong commitment to craftsmanship, integrity, and steady growth, helping establish a foundation for future generations of Vogel family leadership.
The company focuses on single-family homes and architectural millwork, developing a reputation for quality and precision craftsmanship.
Both Henry and George Vogel served in the military, and upon returning, joined their father in the family business. Together, they spent several years building the Madison community.
Under Henry and George’s leadership, their family’s core values served as the basis for the company’s business strategy.
Vogel Bros. formally incorporates, strengthening its position as a growing and established builder in the Madison community.
Construction of the iconic Barrymore Theatre, originally known as the Eastwood Theatre, marks one of the company’s early high-profile projects and remains a lasting community landmark.
The growing business, built on strong values, sees a need for more space, and a new office is established on Winnebago Street.