The exterior of St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church in Indianapolis, Ind., underwent a restoration project conducted by Western Waterproofing and overseen by the Archdiocese of Indianapolis.

The scope of the project addressed several items. Cracks were repaired using epoxy injection. The limestone was cleaned, with special emphasis on the limestone stained by copper elements. "Dutchman" repairs were also done on the limestone, and five limestone units replaced. More than 17,000 lineal feet of tuckpointing was done on joints, and more than 2,700 lineal feet of skyward facing mortar joints were painted and sealed. The Bell Tower columns were repaired. Finally, 2,100 square feet of liquid waterproofing membrane was applied to the exterior.