Typical ICF energy savings are substantial over traditional stick-frame construction. The energy savings are more than enough to offset the small, differential cost of building with ICFs over traditional methods; this means that your investment in our ICF system saves you money in the long run.

Our R-25 ICF wall has continuous rigid insulation on both sides — eliminating the thermal bridging allowed by 2×4 and 2×6 studs every 16 inches in a typically constructed home. ICFs are also inherently superior at mitigating air infiltration through the wall. This helps to prevent cold spots and condensation problems, which can lead to mold, mildew, rot, and costly repairs.

ICFs are multiple times stronger than stick-frame construction during extreme weather events. Solid concrete walls minimize the risk of flying objects and collapse during a high-wind episode. Properly constructed ICF buildings make exceptionally strong storm shelters.

The combination of dense concrete encapsulated by 2.5” of rigid foam insulation on both sides of the wall results in outstanding decibel reduction, leaving your home peaceful and quiet.

Since our ICF system is vertical in orientation, design flexibility is taken to new heights. Intricate design features, such as arches, curves, gable end walls, and inclined planes, can readily meet designers’ and contractors’ expectations. Our ICF walls are steel-reinforced concrete, insulated by rigid foam, our walls are stronger than concrete block walls or traditionally built stick-frame buildings.

Your energy efficient ICF system walls — and the benefits they provide — will last for generations.