Indiana Cut Stone

Indiana Cut Stone Our family-owned limestone company is the leading fabricator in the Indiana limestone industry.

Our company is located in Lawrence County, Indiana, which is the heart of limestone country. We specialize in providing Indiana Limestone for new construction as well as restoration projects. Much of what we do at Indiana Cut Stone is custom made Indiana Limestone building veneer, accent and trim expertly crafted to match the drawings provided by project architects. We also have division of our co

mpany that assists architects and contractors with their restoration of old or damaged buildings that need new Indiana Limestone pieces made to exactly match the original design. We also offer a complete line of industry standard stone anchors for use with our stone.

June is Indiana Limestone History month and I can tell you all of the great things about Indiana Limestone or you can ju...
06/02/2026

June is Indiana Limestone History month and I can tell you all of the great things about Indiana Limestone or you can just come on through our newest Welcome Center and see it for yourself!

Indiana Cut Stone was thrilled to be apart of this legendary Indianapolis Motor Speedway themed project located in Terre Haute, IN with our good friends from the Otto Baum Company, Inc..

Not only will you see Indiana Limestone (the best part in my personal opinion) but it is also filled a modern playground with a zip line and climbing tower, making it an ideal stop for kids to play and stretch during long trips along the interstate. Go check it out!

Increasing DemandThe Great Chicago Fire of 1871 and the Great Boston Fire of 1872 reshaped how Americans thought about b...
06/02/2026

Increasing Demand

The Great Chicago Fire of 1871 and the Great Boston Fire of 1872 reshaped how Americans thought about building materials. Masonry held up far better than wood or iron in the aftermath — and limestone held up best of all.

Two major commissions that decade — the Indiana Statehouse and the Chicago City Hall — cemented Indiana Limestone's reputation for weather resistance, ease of carving, consistent quality, plentiful supply, and broad acceptance among the public and architectural community alike.

By the closing decades of the 19th century, Indiana Limestone was being specified for a steadily growing list of public buildings. The number of quarries doubled between 1889 and 1895, and so did the fabrication shops. Banks, retail stores, hospitals, churches, private homes, and office buildings — many in the eclectic styles of the day — all called for more of the fine-grained, light-colored stone.

Indiana Limestone History Month🥳Long before Indiana joined the Union in 1816, pioneer settlers were already putting the ...
06/01/2026

Indiana Limestone History Month🥳

Long before Indiana joined the Union in 1816, pioneer settlers were already putting the region's light-colored, fine-grained native stone to work — using it for cabin foundations, door sills, milling burrs, and grave markers. Early quarrymen separated blocks from the deposit using long star drills and wedges. The first organized quarrying operation on record opened in 1827 in Southern Indiana, just outside Stinesville.

When the North-South and East-West railroads pushed into Southern Indiana around the middle of the 19th century, demand for Indiana Limestone took off. Architects of the era were searching for a light, neutral-toned stone to suit the popular Revival styles, and the railroads themselves needed durable stone for bridge piers and the ambitious new terminals going up in growing cities.

This period also brought major leaps in technology. Gang saws replaced the old two-man crosscut saws used to cut blocks into slabs, and the arrival of the channeling machine at the quarry face allowed the young industry to double and even triple its output in just a few years.

Important... Inspection!Please inspect your delivery immediately upon arrival. * Freight Damage: Any transit damage mus...
05/29/2026

Important... Inspection!

Please inspect your delivery immediately upon arrival.

* Freight Damage: Any transit damage must be noted **directly on the freight bill of lading** and filed with the freight carrier.

* Product Defects: Any material defects must be reported in writing to Indiana Cut Stone within 24 hours of delivery.

🚚Delivery & Inspection: Getting Your Stone SafelyOnce fabrication is complete, we work to get your materials to the job ...
05/28/2026

🚚Delivery & Inspection: Getting Your Stone Safely

Once fabrication is complete, we work to get your materials to the job site quickly and securely.

Shipping: We coordinate transport using the quickest, most cost-effective methods available. If shipping was an allowance on your proposal.

Customer Pick-Up: If you prefer to handle transport, you are welcome to pick up your order directly from our shop. Please contact our shipping department ahead of time to coordinate a pickup window.

Step 2: Securing Your Spot on the Fabrication ScheduleTo officially move your order into production, we require the foll...
05/27/2026

Step 2: Securing Your Spot on the Fabrication Schedule

To officially move your order into production, we require the following:

* A signed proposal and deposit (if applicable).
* Approved shop drawings and/or tickets.

Crucial Step: We cannot send your order to the mill until we receive your formal sign-off on tickets and shop drawings. This ensures absolute accuracy for your build! !

Seamless Ordering: From Concept to FabricationWe love collaborating with you to bring your visions to life! To ensure yo...
05/26/2026

Seamless Ordering: From Concept to Fabrication

We love collaborating with you to bring your visions to life! To ensure your project moves seamlessly from a drawing to our mill, we've streamlined our ordering process into a few simple steps.

Kick off your project by emailing our team at [email protected] with as much detail about your job as possible.

Prefer to do it online? You can submit all of your project details directly through our website!

https://www.indystone.com/request-quote

Indiana Cut Stone is closed today, Monday, May 25th, in observance of Memorial Day. We'll be back tomorrow at our regula...
05/25/2026

Indiana Cut Stone is closed today, Monday, May 25th, in observance of Memorial Day. We'll be back tomorrow at our regular hours.

Today we pause to honor and remember the brave men and women who gave their lives in service to our country. Their sacrifice is never forgotten.

Wishing everyone a safe and restful holiday with family and loved ones. 🙏

Holiday Hours Reminder 🇺🇸A quick heads-up — Indiana Cut Stone will be closed Monday, May 25th for Memorial Day. We'll re...
05/22/2026

Holiday Hours Reminder 🇺🇸
A quick heads-up — Indiana Cut Stone will be closed Monday, May 25th for Memorial Day. We'll reopen Tuesday, May 26th at our regular hours.

If you have a project in the works or need a quote before the long weekend, now's a great time to reach out so we can get you taken care of.

Wishing everyone a safe and restful holiday, and taking a moment to remember those who gave everything in service to our country. 🙏

Request a Quote!Begin your project with a custom quote tailored to your vision.Visit indystone.com and follow these step...
05/20/2026

Request a Quote!

Begin your project with a custom quote tailored to your vision.

Visit indystone.com and follow these steps:

Navigate to the Contact Us page

Select Request a Quote

-Complete the form with your project details

Providing comprehensive information allows our team to deliver a precise and thoughtfully prepared estimate.

Once submitted, our estimating team will carefully review your request and connect with you promptly to discuss next steps.

Address

616 Guthrie Road
Bedford, IN
47421

Opening Hours

Monday 7am - 4pm
Tuesday 7am - 4pm
Wednesday 7am - 4pm
Thursday 7am - 4pm
Friday 7am - 4pm

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