Acoustic Supply, Inc.

Address

412 N. Tremont Street, P.O. Box 22248
Indianapolis
IN, 46222
United States

Phone: +1 317 872-7100

Fax: +1 317 872-8110

Acoustic Supply, Inc. is a locally owned building material supplier in Indianapolis, Indiana, with a wide range of products to meet your needs including but not limited to: gypsum board and finish products, lath, plaster & stucco products, acoustical ceilings and ceiling suspension systems, exterior insulation & finish systems (EIFS), steel framing and insulation.

Acoustic Supply is also proud to offer noise control services, sound & vibration control, air & moisture barriers, special coatings & painting materials, sanitary wall & ceiling panels, concrete restoration & cleaning, waterproofing & damp proofing and materials for cementitious decks. Acoustic Supply also now offers automatic taping tool rental.

Primary Activity

Supplier of building materials and noise control services

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