What Are Insulated Concrete Forms?
Idaho ICF Builders
South Fork Design Group
Rexburg, Idaho builders experienced in ICFs, SIPs.
Shann Profitt Construction
Custom built ICF homes and remodels.
Wellard Constructors
Salmon, Idaho builders and installers of ICFs.
Pacific West Construction
Idaho Falls, ID builders that use highly efficient "green"
building, such as Insulated Concrete Forms.
Benchmark Development Company
Idaho builders of HERS rated energy-efficient luxury
homes using ICFs.
Rexburg, Idaho builders experienced in ICFs, SIPs.
Shann Profitt Construction
Custom built ICF homes and remodels.
Wellard Constructors
Salmon, Idaho builders and installers of ICFs.
Pacific West Construction
Idaho Falls, ID builders that use highly efficient "green"
building, such as Insulated Concrete Forms.
Benchmark Development Company
Idaho builders of HERS rated energy-efficient luxury
homes using ICFs.
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Insulated Concrete Forms (ICFs) are blocks or
panels of concrete, usually reinforced with rebar.
They can consist of cement, polystyrene foam,
polyurethane or sometimes cement bonded wood
fiber.
One reason ICFs are considered "Green" is that
they often use a mixture of recycled wood and
cement.
They are also very strong and can resist strong
winds. ICFs are very popular in areas that are
susceptible to hurricanes, and builders and
residents in the midwest have taken note of the
ability of structures built with Insulated Concrete
Forms to withstand Tornado strength winds.
panels of concrete, usually reinforced with rebar.
They can consist of cement, polystyrene foam,
polyurethane or sometimes cement bonded wood
fiber.
One reason ICFs are considered "Green" is that
they often use a mixture of recycled wood and
cement.
They are also very strong and can resist strong
winds. ICFs are very popular in areas that are
susceptible to hurricanes, and builders and
residents in the midwest have taken note of the
ability of structures built with Insulated Concrete
Forms to withstand Tornado strength winds.