727-385-2562 OR 309-781-2391 indianbluffsupply@gmail.com
Serving Western Illinois and Eastern Iowa Since 1996
Services
Indian Bluff Supply is a proud member of the National Frame Builder's Association. NFBA is a non-profit trade association that promotes the interests of the post-frame construction industry and its members. NFBA member companies provide services or materials to a variety of building types including agricultural (equestrian stables, barns), commercial (retail stores, strip malls), industrial (warehouses, storage facilities), public (firehouses, medical clinics), institutional (schools, churches), residential and remodeling projects. There are approximately 800 NFBA member companies across the country.
Graber Post Buildings & Custom Homes
Graber Post Buildings of Montgomery, Indiana began in 1973 with Glen S. Graber running a 3-man Amish building crew just trying to support their families. The crew built post frame buildings, which was a rather new industry at the time. “We were just trying to make a living, and our growth just kind of evolved over a long period of time,” said Graber recently. “We’ve just had a gradual, sustained growth over the years”.
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In 1993, Glen Graber was chosen to receive Indiana’s Entrepreneur of the Year Award. 2006 and 2007 were years of great expansion for the physical plant at Graber Post. New truss manufacturing and trim manufacturing facilities were built, giving GPB over 300,000 square feet of under-roof production area. In 2007, a new $1 Million state-of-the-art facility was built to house the company’s offices, showroom, and hardware store.
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Indian Bluff Supply offers everything contractors need to construct their own pole building or barn. We are committed to being a building material supplier that is affordable and provides reliable products to our customers. We know that many of your projects are time-sensitive, so we offer many unique services outside of commercial building supplies. This includes a 3D Design Your Own link that allows contractors to create material lists.