Triple M Masonry

Projects

We have many years of experience in Masonry construction. We also strive to maintain safety on our projects. Many of our past projects have included schools, retail, office, hospitals, and medical facilities, restaurants, libraries, fire stations, waste water facilities, and many other projects. We also perform selective masonry demolition and shoring in which new openings need to be rebuilt or in-filled. We are totally familiar with all the required administrative processes involved with commercial projects.

Joann Fabrics

This was a renovation of an existing structure located on the east side of Indianapolis. We performed masonry infilling to match existing structure including concrete block, modular brick and thin brick vener over existing block to match the existing brick on the project. In addition, to the masonry veneer and infilling we had also cut out, shored up existing walls and rebuilt new door opening within the structure. This project was completed in 2011 on schedule and within budget. 10030 East Washington Street; Indianapolis, IN (Adjacent to Washington Square Mall)

About Our Projects

Our range of projects has been anywhere from $1200 to $400k, so no matter how small we can handle most projects with success in a timely manner. We do not just limit ourselves to the central Indiana market. Feel free to browse some of our past projects to get a feel of the service we can provide with regard to masonry construction.

 

Midwest ISO pedestrian bridge

This was a project involving four brick columns integrated with the bridge to connect the precast addition across the street. As you can see we have brick, limestone medallions, and limestone water table banding.

Richard Roudebush VA Medical Center Addition

This project was a two-story vertical addition to the existing structure. The building is a good example of a structural steel building with a metal stud extior clad with Utility brick and limestone accents topped with limestone coping. We extended the exsting stairwell shaft, which was constructed with 12" CMU wrapped with brick to match the existing building. We used hydraulic mast climbing scaffolding around two sided of the building whle using frame scaffolding down the alleyway. The project was very challenging due to the constraints of the building site. In addtion, we had to shore up the existing dock area roof so that we could set the mast climbing equipment upon the roof with a crane. This project was completed in October of 2010.

Before and During Project

Project Completed

Reformed Presbyterian Church

This was a project completed in 2008. We laid the masonry block for the foundation and then installed the limestone veneer as seen. This was an addition to the existing structure in which we had to match the existing stone work. This project is a great example of a rough ashler pattern.