Indianapolis, Indiana Contractor — Repairs, Remodeling & Accessibility

Indianapolis housing runs the full range, and so does the work. On the near-east and near-south sides Brickyard spends most of its time on 1900s-1930s bungalows and doubles: settled floors, knob-and-tube leftovers, failing cast-iron drain lines, and bathrooms that were never laid out for a walker. Out toward Lawrence, Warren Township, and the southside ring, the stock shifts to post-war ranches and 1970s split-levels where the common requests are roof-to-foundation moisture problems, aging electrical panels, and converting a tub alcove into a roll-in shower.

Brickyard also carries a steady volume of landlord and investor work in Marion County — turnovers between tenants, make-ready punch lists, and the repairs other contractors decline because the scope is small, the house is occupied, or the property is distressed. Crews stage out of the Beech Grove location, which keeps response times short for Indianapolis, Beech Grove, Southport, and Speedway.

Accessibility is a large share of Indianapolis work. Many Marion County homes have the main bath and the only bedroom on a split level, so the practical fix is rarely a catalog product — it is door widening, threshold removal, a code-correct ramp with the right run, and grab-bar blocking placed where the person actually transfers.