Zionsville Chamber of Commerce 2025 Business Directory
OUR MISSION
Uniting people, organizations, and philanthropy to create a thriving community for all.
OUR VALUES
Empower & Engage
We engage the community and educate citizens on how they can make a difference here at home.
Strategic & Ethical Stewardship
We invest in the people, programs, and organizations that transform lives and communities.
Collaborative Leadership
We lead a vision for collaborative solutions to address the root causes of challenges facing our community in diverse and equitable ways.
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When you step foot in Zionsville, it doesn’t take long to realize that you are in a special place. Since William Zion and his business partner Elijah Cross founded our town in 1852, eight generations have called it home and each one has left a mark on the town we love today. In recent years, it has grown to 67-square miles, but that hasn’t changed our essential “small town identity”. Neighbors here know each other by name and care for one another through all stages of life.
Businesses thrive here and we have big plans to make our town even more vibrant in the coming years. At its core, Zionsville strives to be the place where our neighbors and visitors want to live, work, learn, play, and retire. It is our guiding principle for the 21st century – and beyond.
We are also proud of our award-winning school system, which has grown to include 6 elementary schools, 2 middle schools, and Zionsville Community High School (home of the Eagles)! Our students perform at a high level and our athletic, intellectual, and performance groups spread positive vibes across the Midwest.
If nature is your passion, our park system covers more than 700 acres, including the Big 4 Rail Trail, which connects our north and south borders, and offers easy access to neighborhoods and parks along the way. It’s a favorite of runners and bikers and is the perfect place to take a stroll with friends, colleagues, partners, children, and pets. The soon-to-be-opened Carpenter Nature Preserve will be a unique oasis for wildlife and conservation in Boone County.
With all we have to offer, Zionsville is about so much more than our unique brick street business district and our beautiful surroundings. Our best asset may very well be the people who live and work here. You will find them in our charming Village, our newer subdivisions, and our historic rural areas. In Zionsville, when we say we live in “community” – it is not just a noun. It’s also a verb.
On behalf of our nearly 35,000 residents, please allow me to welcome you to our town. The smiles you will see are as real as the bricks on our historic main street. If we can do anything to make your stay more enjoyable, please reach out to me or our town staff.
As you read through this publication, you will see why we are proud of our town and all that we have to offer.
In Zionsville, we have one foot in the past, an eye to the future, and open arms for all - whether your visit brings you here for a few hours, a few days or a few generations.
John Stehr, Mayor of Zionsville
THE FRIENDLY TAVERN
In the heart of Zionsville, where tradition meets community spirit, few names are as synonymous with hospitality as Scott Barnes, owner of The Friendly Tavern. In 2024, the Zionsville Chamber of Commerce recognized Barnes’ decades of dedication to the town by awarding him the prestigious Town Crier Award.
The Town Crier Award is one of the Chamber’s highest honors, given annually to an individual who exemplifies outstanding community involvement, leadership, and dedication to the betterment of Zionsville. This prestigious award, named after the historical figure who announced news and events in the town square, symbolizes the recipient’s role as a vocal advocate for the community. Executive Director Mike Hanlon and the Chamber’s selection committee found an undeniable choice in Barnes, whose contributions have extended far beyond the walls of his beloved restaurant.
For over two decades, Barnes has been at the helm of The Friendly Tavern, a cornerstone of the town’s dining scene known for its historic atmosphere and charm, classic pub fare, and unwavering commitment to customer service. However, his influence extends far beyond the restaurant. He has consistently supported local events, charities, and initiatives, leaving an indelible mark on the community of Zionsville.
“Scott embodies everything this award stands for,” Hanlon says. “He’s not just a business owner—he’s a community builder. He has consistently stepped up to support local organizations and give back in ways that have made a tangible difference in our town.”
Barnes has remained a steadfast advocate for his neighbors. His generosity and willingness to lend a helping hand have made him a beloved figure among residents and fellow business owners alike.
The Friendly Tavern is more than just a place to grab a burger and a beer—it’s a local institution. Since taking ownership, Barnes has upheld its reputation as a gathering place where stories are shared, friendships are forged, and community ties are strengthened, making everyone feel like they belong.
“Scott has carried on the legacy of The Friendly Tavern while making it his own,” Hanlon says. “He understands the importance of keeping traditions alive
while also evolving to meet the town’s needs.”
Under his leadership, The Friendly Tavern has thrived and served as a hub for countless community celebrations and milestones. It’s the kind of place where locals know they can find a friendly face, a good meal, and a welcoming environment—a direct reflection of Barnes’ own character.
Receiving the Town Crier Award is a fitting tribute to Barnes’ years of dedication. The honor places him among an esteemed group of past recipients who have shaped Zionsville through their service and leadership.
For Barnes, however, the true reward lies in the relationships he’s built and the community he continues to serve. His humility about receiving such an honor is evident. Barnes says he is just doing what he always does—singing the praises of the community he holds so dear to residents and visitors alike.
As Zionsville celebrates this well-deserved recognition, one thing is clear: Barnes and The Friendly Tavern will remain at the heart of the community for years to come. For more information, visit friendlytavernzionsville.com.
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Welcome to the 2025 Zionsville Chamber of Commerce
Business Directory
For over six decades, the Zionsville Chamber of Commerce has been at the heart of our town’s business community, committed to fostering growth, prosperity, and meaningful connections. From local shops to thriving enterprises, we proudly support businesses of all sizes, helping them succeed in Zionsville’s dynamic economy.
Our town’s exceptional quality of life is enriched by acclaimed restaurants, unique boutiques, and captivating art galleries, all contributing to Zionsville’s distinctive charm. The Chamber plays a vital role in strengthening these connections through signature events like Brick Street Market, Street Dance, and Christmas in the Village. These gatherings not only unite our community but also offer local businesses valuable exposure to new customers.
Beyond events, the Chamber serves as a hub for networking, business resources, and community engagement. With a growing social media presence and year-round programming, we provide opportunities to connect, collaborate, and thrive in an ever-evolving marketplace.
Whether you’re a resident, visitor, or business owner, we are here to help you make the most of all that Zionsville has to offer. We encourage you to reach out, get involved, and connect with our friendly Chamber team anytime.
Discover more opportunities to engage with Zionsville’s business community at www.zionsvillechamber.org.
Your Partner in Business, Mike Hanlon, Executive Director Zionsville Chamber of Commerce
2025 Board Members & Officers
Mark Wallis
Grand Brook Memory Care Chamber President
Denise Pierce
DK Pierce
Immediate Past President
Dagny Zupin
Duke Energy Chamber Vice President
Drew Williams
TriCo Regional Sewer Utility Chamber Secretary
Erika Lewis Storen Financial Chamber Treasurer
Erica Carpenter Fivethirty Home
Tracy Dull Frances + Parke
Liz Esra Cobblestone Grill
Matthew Doublestein Zionsville Community Schools
Laura Heigl
Heigl Real Estate Group of Century 21 Scheetz
Natasha Krupp
Gregory and Appel
Nicholas Moore
Restore Life Chiropractic
Beth Sease
Church Church Hittle + Antrim
Angela Upchurch
State Bank
Lauren VanDenBoom
Witham Health Services
F O U N D I N G P A R T N E R
CONTROLTECH
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Writer / Renée Larr Photographer / Robert Jones
In the HVAC world, where many companies struggle to stay afloat beyond their first few years, Control Tech has built a reputation for excellence and longevity. Founded in 1983 in Zionsville, the family-owned business has grown from a one-person operation into a thriving company with nearly 60 employees. Today, under the leadership of Clay Winters, Control Tech continues to stand apart in the industry—not just for its technical expertise but for its commitment to integrity, customer relationships, and a unique family-oriented culture.
Control Tech’s story began with Clay’s father, Alan Winters, who started the business with only a truck and just under $300 to his name. His first sale was a filtration system to a local shoe store in Boone Village, which remains open today. Without the budget for marketing, he relied on old-fashioned hard work—riding his bike around town and dropping off postcards to introduce himself to the community.
Control Tech steadily expanded from those early days, adding more trucks and employees. By the mid-1990s, the company had grown to include a sister business, Mite-E-Ducts specializing in air duct cleaning. This addition was a nod to the family’s experience in the industry—Clay’s grandfather, Ted, had previously worked in air duct cleaning in the 1970s and became Mite-E-Ducts’ first employee.
Clay grew up in and around the business, officially joining at 14. During school breaks, he worked alongside technicians and even learned to drive a company service vehicle. His deep understanding of the industry and the company’s values has allowed him to continue Control Tech’s legacy while expanding its services and workforce.
This atmosphere of trust and longevity extends to its customers as well. Many clients have remained loyal for decades,
appreciating the company’s consistent service and the familiarity of working with the same technicians year after year. Clay says customers even entrust Control Tech with key access to their homes, a testament to the strong relationships built over time.
One of Control Tech’s biggest differentiators is its approach to sales and service. Clay says unlike many larger HVAC companies that operate on a commissionbased model, Control Tech’s technicians are not pressured to upsell or push unnecessary repairs. Instead, they focus on providing honest recommendations and long-term solutions, ensuring customers receive the best service without the highpressure sales tactics.
In 2023, Control Tech added plumbing services to its offerings, reinforcing its commitment to providing reliable, customer-focused home services. The addition of plumbing services allows Control Tech to offer a comprehensive range of home maintenance solutions, all delivered with the same level of quality and customer care. Like its HVAC team, the company’s plumbers are paid fairly and are not commission-based, a rarity in the industry.
After over 40 years in business, Clay says Control Tech thrives by staying true to its values—honesty, quality work, and treating employees and customers like family. As the company grows, it remains dedicated to the principles that have made it successful: building lasting relationships, investing in its employees, and serving the community with integrity. Control Tech is not just a business, but a part of the Zionsville community, and it is committed to giving back and supporting its neighbors.
For customers in the Zionsville area, Control Tech isn’t just another HVAC company—it’s a trusted name that has been part of the community for generations. For more information, visit controltech.biz.
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Experience the charm of Downtown Zionsville—shop handmade treasures and indulge in delicious eats at one of the Midwest's largest artisan fairs!
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Celebrate Summer at the biggest party in Zionsville! Jam out to the concert, sip on refreshing drinks, indulge in food truck and restaurant bites, explore the kid’s zone, and discover other fun!
Kick off the holidays with Small Business Saturday, then keep the cheer going with the Holiday Parade, tree lighting, Ladies' Night, Christmas Crawl, and Santa Selfies throughout December!
COMMUNITY BANK WITH COMMUNITY SPACES
Our community spaces are designed for collaboration, networking, and special events, offering amenities like a kitchenette, ample seating, and technology support to make hosting easy. Available for local businesses, nonprofits, and community groups, our spaces provide a welcoming environment—contact us to reserve your spot today!
MUTUAL BANK
As a mutual bank, we are owned by our customers—not shareholders—allowing us to reinvest in our community and prioritize your financial well-being. We give 10% of our earnings back into our communities.
FULL-SERVICE BANK
Offering personal and business banking; personal, residential, and commercial lending.
BANKING MADE EASY, WHEREVER YOU GO
Online banking, mobile app, and surcharge-free ATMs on the AllPoint network.
Beth Michalak and Courtney Metcalf
CORPORATE PARTNER
This membership offers unmatched exclusivity and brand recognition Your business is the sole representative within its product or service category These are a few of the exclusive perks: Street Dance tickets, priority to host First Tuesday events, quarterly email boosts, featured in our marketing materials
PREMIER PARTNER
Do you want priority access for sponsorship opportunities and networking events? You will have some brand recognition and still have some of the corporate perks
BUSINESS PARTNER
This can be a fantastic membership for people with a brick-and-mortar business We can promote your business on social media, help you plan a ribbon cutting, and connect you to other business leaders at networking events and business series
HOME-BASED MEMBER
Do you own a business? You're welcome to connect with others at Zionsville Chamber of Commerce events, and we'll help promote you on social media as well as in our print and digital directories
COMMUNITY SUPPORTER
This is designed for small not-for-profits to gain access to our network Please note, we do not highlight you on social media
The Boys and Girls Club of Boone County (BGC Boone), an established institution serving youth since 1860, has adapted and evolved over its 72-year tenure to offer innovative programs and a welcoming environment that attract local youth.
Eric Richards, who assumed the role of CEO at BGC Boone two years ago, has prioritized strategies to cater to the expanding youth population in Boone County.
In the recent past, their focus shifted towards assessing the needs of their properties in Zionsville, Lebanon, and Whitestown, with their presence in the Lebanon building dating back to the 1960s.
“The initial phase of this process entailed upgrading our infrastructure. We undertook a comprehensive overhaul of the heating/cooling systems at our Zionsville and Whitestown locations. Similarly, in Lebanon, we invested in a new roof, gutters, and repainting to ensure the longevity of our buildings,” noted Richards.
Subsequently, attention turned to enhancing facilities to accommodate their growing program, resulting in the replacement of backboards, rims, and gym floors at the four basketball courts.
With these foundational improvements in place, the organization embarked on the strategic planning phase.
“We are nearing the completion of our strategic plan, after which we will transition into implementation and accountability. Our aim is to revamp programs and services to resonate with middle and high school students, providing a safe and engaging environment that assures parents of their child’s well-being,” Richards elaborated.
To modernize and diversify their offerings, BGC Boone secured a grant from the United Way of Central Indiana, with the rollout commencing in Whitestown and expanding to Zionsville and Lebanon progressively throughout the year.
“We envision introducing an eSports program tailored
for individuals aged 13 to 18, fostering an opportunity for them to come together in a cafe-like setting equipped with the technology they prefer for connectivity and learning experiences,” shared Richards.
Beyond their regular events like the annual DUNK! function in spring, the holiday-themed Gravy Chase, and four middle school dances annually, attracting nearly 2,500 students, BGC Boone actively encourages community involvement through volunteering and donations.
For further details, please visit the Boys & Girls Club of Boone County website.Visit https://bgcboone.org for more information.
ZIONSVILLE
COMMUNITY SCHOOLS
9 schools 8k+ students
62 native languages spoken
501 teachers
98.4% graduation rate
Located on Zionsville’s brick street, Cobblestone restaurant continues to serve delicious American fare with signature dishes and new favorites in an elevated yet casual atmosphere. New craft cocktails, draft beers, and bourbon selections are also here to enjoy.
Dining outside on our brick-lined Patio is available – weather permitting. And live music plays every weekend.
Open every week for lunch, dinner and weekend brunch, you’re always welcome to experience Cobblestone – a Main Street tradition for over twenty years.
DOWNTOWN ZIONSVILLE MAP
VILLAGE BUSINESS DISTRICT
1. 120 Water
250 S. Elm St.
2. Advanced Family Dentistry
135 S. Second St.
3. Arched Studio
260 S. First St. Suite 10
4. Art IN Hand Gallery
211 S. Main St.
5. Baker’s House
365 Main St.
BOONE VILLAGE
BUSINESSES AND RESTAURANTS
1. Zionsville Chamber of Commerce
77 Boone Village
2. State Farm – Ron Schulte Agency
75 Boone Village
3. Scenthound
61 Boone Village
4. Kern Brothers Shoes
57 Boone Village
5. Zionsville Physical Therapy
55 Boone Village
6. Schakolad Chocolate Factory
53 Boone Village
7. The UPS Store
49 Boone Village
8. Amore Pizzeria
41 Boone Village
9. Great Lakes Ace Hardware
25 Boone Village
6. Black Dog Books, Creative Umbrella
115 S. Main St.
7. Blossom Yoga + Pilates
30 S. Elm St.
8. Blooms by Dragonfly
176 S. Main St.
9. Brick Street Bridal 40 N. Main St.
10. Brick Street Inn
175 S. Main St.
11. Carpenter Realtors 5 N. Main St.
12. Casalini Portraits
10½ N. Main St.
RESTAURANTS
A. Auberge
175 S. Main St.
B. Cobblestone
160 S. Main St.
C. Convivio
40 S. Main St.
D. The Friendly Tavern
290 S. Main St.
E. Greek’s Pizzeria
30 N. Main St.
SOUTH MAIN STREET
13. CBD Advantage
213 S. Main St.
14. Century 21 Scheetz
135 E. Sycamore St.
15. COHatch
75 N. Main St.
16. Cripe Photography
45 N. Main St.
17. CV Art and Frame
110 S. Main St.
18. Duo Boutique
150 S. Main St.
19. E‑Boom Electric Bicycles
47 S. Main St.
20. Flannery and Buchanan Funeral Center
105 W. Pine St.
21. F.C. Tucker Company
10 N. First St.
22. Frances + Parke
98 S. Main St.
23. fivethirty Home
205 S. Main St.
F My Sugar Pie
40 E Pine St.
G. Noah Grant’s Grill House & Oyster Bar
91 S. Main St
H. Our Place Coffee
65 S. First St.
I. Patachou
95 E. Pine St.
BUSINESSES AND RESTAURANTS
1. Bub’s Burgers & Ice Cream
620 S. Main St. 2. Moving Water Outfitters 675 S. Main St.
3. Body Outfitters
675 S. Main St. Suite 200
4. School of Rock
675 S. Main St. Suite 300
M. The Scoop 305 S. Main St.
60 N. Main St.
37. Urban Alley Salon Studio
58 N. Main St.
38. Village
27 E. Cedar St.
39. Village Mercantile 285 S. Main St
43. Z Works 75 E. Pine St.
44. Zionsville Olive Oil
31 E. Pine St.
45. Zionsville Printing Pros
170 W. Hawthor ne St.
46. Zionsville Underground 91 N. Main St.
You deserve a carefully crafted shopping experience.
We worked hard to deliver that over the years, and we’ll continue to do so. So, whether you know us well, or hardly know us, satisfy your hunger for shopping local, and visit us soon.
GOODS AND SERVICES
Whether you need grommets or groceries, we’re here.
Great Lakes Ace Hardware • 317.873.5255
Kroger • 317.873.2366
Boone Village Barber Shop • 317.873.2234
Kern Bros. Shoes • 317.873.5756
Kumon Math & Reading Center of Zionsville • 317.975.0888
Pinky’s Nail Salon • 317.873.4800
Ron Schulte - State Farm Insurance • 317.873.4659
Scenthound Zionsville • 317.559.3556
The UPS Store - Zionville • 317.873.2667
Zionsville Chamber of Commerce • 317.873.3836
Zionsville Physical Therapy • 317.873.2033
Ascension Medical Group St. Vincent - Zionsville • 317.973.3333
BMO Harris Bank • 317.873.4678
GOOD EATS AND SWEETS
Our tasty eateries will satisfy your hunger for local.
Amore Pizzeria & Ristorante • 317.732.5410
El Meson Mexican Restaurant • 317.344.6277
Good Omen Food + Wine • 317.973.5024
Happy Kitchen & Sushi Bar • 317.733.0900
Papa Murphy’s Take ‘n‘ Bake Pizza • 463.222.9981
Schakolad Chocolate Factory • 317.872.9000
Subway • 317.873.6131
In a nutshell, we are your Boone Village neighbors, and we invite you to visit the neighborhood.
