Burial vaults, cast in Indianapolis.
Established September 1, 1928
We make one thing for one trade, and we have made it since 1928.
Funeral directors: call the plantWhat a vault does.
An outer burial container is placed in the grave around the casket. The trade builds it to carry the weight of the earth and the cemetery's equipment, and to keep the grave from settling.
Drawn to the trade's standard terms: an outer burial container per the FTC Funeral Rule, functions as described by the National Concrete Burial Vault Association.
(317) 357-4656· (317) 357-8329· 602 S Emerson Avenue, Indianapolis· Since 1928
For families.
Most families meet our work through their funeral director. If the cemetery asks for an outer burial container, your director handles it within one arrangement.
No state law requires a vault. Many cemeteries do, so the ground above stays level and safe to maintain.
For funeral directors.
One product, two phone lines, and our own trucks on the federal record. What a director needs to know fits on one page.
Read the directors' page