Decorative & Natural Stone in Indianapolis, IN

Quarried Indiana limestone and natural stone for walls, accents, and features.

The problem, explained

Indiana is the source of most of the architectural limestone used in the United States, quarried in the belt south of Indianapolis. Natural stone is the most durable masonry material available in this market, and it is the right choice for features meant to outlast the building. Working with it is a different skill than working with brick — the material, the joints, and the setting all change.

How we do it

  1. 1Review the stone selection and the design with you, including source and grade.
  2. 2Prepare the substrate and the moisture system for the stone type.
  3. 3Cut and set each stone, fitting joints to the character of the material.
  4. 4Tool the joints to match the intended look — tight, raked, or flush.
  5. 5Clean and review the finished work with you.

What it costs to think about

Natural stone work is priced by the square footage, the stone type and source, the cutting and fitting required, and the substrate preparation. Indiana limestone is available locally, which helps on cost. We give a written estimate after seeing the scope.

We don't publish price lists because the scope varies too much from job to job. The honest number comes from seeing your wall, your chimney, or your site in person. Read more about how masonry work is priced in Indianapolis.

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Decorative & Natural Stone — frequently asked questions

Where does the limestone come from?

Most architectural limestone in the United States is quarried in the Indiana limestone belt south of Indianapolis. Sourcing locally is one of the real advantages of natural stone work in this market.

How long does natural stone last?

Properly set natural stone outlasts nearly every other building material. It is the most durable masonry option available here, which is why it shows up on the oldest and most significant buildings in the region.

Can you match existing limestone on a repair?

Yes. Because the stone is quarried locally, we can source limestone that matches the color and grade of existing stone on older buildings and historic work.

Is natural stone much more expensive than brick?

Natural stone costs more than brick, both for the material and the labor of cutting and setting it. But it lasts longer and carries a different look. We help you weigh it honestly for your project.

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