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Indianapolis metro, and eighty miles around it
Out of Greenwood, covering central Indiana in every direction from downtown.
Indianapolis, panel runWe work out of a yard on Newark Court in Greenwood, just south of Indianapolis, and we cover the metro plus roughly an eighty mile radius of downtown. That reaches Bloomington to the south, Lafayette to the northwest, Muncie and Anderson to the northeast, Terre Haute to the west and Richmond to the east.
The same four things, everywhere
What changes across the radius is the drive. Not the fence, and not the way it is priced.
Who calls
Ninety nine percent of this work is business to business. Project managers, superintendents, demolition contractors, event planners, and procurement agents buying for a municipality, a university, a corporate campus or a commercial property. Emergency restoration companies make up a large share of it, and those calls arrive with no notice at all.
What goes on the ground
Panels and stands for sites that change and for events on a tight window. Post driven chain link where a perimeter has to hold overnight and for months. Windscreen for privacy, dust control and, printed, signage the length of the site. Barricades for queue lines, stage fronts and vehicle separation.
What the distance changes
Only the drive. On a job at the outer edge of the radius that shows up in the number, and we say so on the call rather than folding it into a vague figure.
What never changes
Twenty four to forty eight hours is the normal lead time everywhere, and emergency work moves faster. One flat fee, up to twelve months on a standard rental, a discount on short jobs, and the removal already included wherever the site is.
Same fence, further outTowns we name
These are the places we say out loud that we work. They are not the only ones, and a job between two of them is a normal call for us to take.
Where is the project?
Give us the address and the run and Richard will price it on the call.
(317) 296-4015Weekdays, and on the weekend when a job needs it. Richard answers it himself.