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Brick & Stone Contractors
in Indianapolis, Indiana

TOTAL PROS : 37
TOTAL RATINGS : 28
WHAT NEIGHBORS ARE SAYING
IN INDIANAPOLIS, IN

Artistic Landscape Contractors
Customer Rating:
Project: Install Brick or Stone Patios, Walks, and Steps
City: Indianapolis, IN
Brian was very easy to work with. We didn't like the size of the initial design and wanted to increase; he had us design it and paint it on the ground and they used our markings. He accomodates whatever you need or desire. Very friendly. Very honest. Very dependable. Price is high, but so is quality. Worth the year wait we had to find the right company!!

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Indianapolis City Facts
• At one time 12 different stagecoach lines ran through Indiana on the National Road. (Now U.S. Interstate 40)
• Indianapolis has a land area of 361.7 square miles, while the metropolitan area has a land area of 3522.9 square miles.
• The Children's Museum of Indianapolis is home to North America's largest water clock.