Indiana Cut Stone joins Indiana Subcontractors Association

INDIANAPOLIS - Dec. 6, 2013 - PRLog -- Indiana Cut Stone, the leading fabricator of Indiana limestone veneer, trim and accent for small and large construction projects worldwide, has joined the Indiana Subcontractors Association Inc. (ISA).

http://www.indianasubcontractors.org

Headquartered in Bedford, Ind., Indiana Cut Stone has established itself in its industry through a proud, two-decade history of offering quality stone products, courteous customer service and worldwide experience in residential and commercial construction.

http://www.indystone.com/

“We are the leading fabricator in the Indiana Limestone industry because we provide beautiful stone that fits perfectly and is delivered on time,” said Indiana Cut Stone President Kathy Baker-Heckard. “Indiana Cut Stone is a supporter and member in good standing of many trade organizations of our industry, and this newest membership with ISA continues that tradition.”

Through membership in the ISA, Indiana Cut Stone will participate in the 2014 Construction Networking Event of the Year on Feb. 20. The ISA created the one-day trade show to provide unique opportunities for meaningful networking within the construction community, attracting people from every corner of the state. The networking event features prominent and key construction industry leaders, ranging from owners and developers to architects and design professionals.

“We are pleased and excited to be a member of the ISA and looking forward to participating in the Construction Networking event in February,” Kathy Baker-Heckard said.

Located in Lawrence County, Indiana, considered the heart of the limestone industry, Indiana Cut Stone services new construction projects as well as providing perfectly matched recreations of existing stone for restoration projects.

The Indiana Subcontractors Association, Inc. (ISA) was established in 1964. ISA was a chapter of the American Subcontractors Association (ASA) focused on leading trade contractors to improve the business environment for the construction industry. The organization did this locally through government advocacy, battling for improved business conditions regarding such things as insurance, retainage, contract language, etc., and providing educational opportunities for members.