Jocquel Supply, LLC

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You will find rock face block, split face block, rusticated block and historic blocks on buildings and homes built around the late 19th century/early 20th century .Our block has been produced since the 1980's. Tim created the process of "pressing" an historic face onto a modern concrete block. As a mason he found a need for the old block look to do repairs on old homes in our area. We have always taken pride in our work and we made sure that our faces would last! We enjoy challenges too and have been able to create other looks on our blocks. The blocks made from the actual block machines (plants), were a lot heavier than the today's blocks. But, we have even developed a lighter version of the rock face block! We had molds made from our original plates so that we could make a poured veneer that is an exact replica of our plates. These veneers are only 10 and 5 pounds and save on shipping costs. They are simple to apply in several ways. They can be glued onto almost anything with all purpose/weather construction adhesive, then just mud in and they look like laid blocks. Our blocks are stain-able, using concrete stain. We do send out our veneers for samples for you to handle, look at and compare to any existing block for the cost of the veneer plus shipping. Are you within driving distance from us? Call us and make an appointment to come and see our warehouse, check out our products. Feel them, see them for yourself. We will even make ourselves available on Saturdays and Sundays. Classic, historic rock face block is our business, and our specialty! This is a third generation ran company. We have worked with our own product for years. Need advise? Call and talk to Tim! He has done construction for most of his life. Most of our products are kept in stock and ready to ship! Our block has been sold on the internet since 2006, and it was our block that got the historical societies approval for restoration. We may not be very tech savvy but we know our business! We are located on the south side of Fort Wayne, IN. close to I69, I469, Hwy 27. Need direction, just call. Anything that we can help you with, just call. Send pictures of your projects, we love historic buildings. The house pictured on our website is a customer's from Ohio. We just sent a truck load of our block to be used in Las Vegas for a new constructed building. We have shipped our product all over the country. We have a shipping specialist with FreightQuote.com that works with us and our customers to get the best possible experience for both of us. These blocks were used all over the country. Wood was hard to get in some areas and Sears even offered a block machine by mail order. People would order a plant and make building blocks to build houses and businesses.