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Siding Contractors
in Indianapolis, Indiana

TOTAL PROS : 100
TOTAL RATINGS : 82
WHAT NEIGHBORS ARE SAYING
IN INDIANAPOLIS, IN

J.D. Remodels, LLC
Customer Rating:
Project: Install or Completely Replace Vinyl Siding
City: Indianapolis, IN
J.D. Remodel did a really good job on the siding - I cant even tell its been damaged.
New Image Construction, Inc.
Customer Rating:
Homeowner: Steven L.
Project: Install or Completely Replace Vinyl Siding
City: Indianapolis, IN
Great customer service. My siding was matched perfectly and installation was done in a quick and professional manner.

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Indianapolis City Facts
• A major sports town, Indianapolis is home to the NCAA, the NCAA Hall of Champions, the Indianapolis 500, the Brickyard 400, the Indiana Pacers, and the Indianapolis Colts.
• In Indianapolis a building permit is required to build a shed larger than 120 square feet.
• In the 1830s canals were dug linking the Great Lakes to Indiana's river systems. The canals proved to be a financial disaster. Railroads made the canal system obsolete even before its completions.