ICF Home Builders in Asheville, NC
Blue Ridge Homes uses Insulated Concrete
Forms in the construction of custom homes.
Asheville, NC ICF Builders
Living Stone Construction builds
energy-efficient homes utilizing ICFs.
Dan Thomas Builders
Winterville, NC based company has built ICF
homes for over 12 years
Rare Earth Builders
Canton, NC company uses green building
methods like SIPs, ICFs, solar and wind power
and more.
Blue Ridge Homes uses Insulated Concrete
Forms in the construction of custom homes.
Asheville, NC ICF Builders
Living Stone Construction builds
energy-efficient homes utilizing ICFs.
Dan Thomas Builders
Winterville, NC based company has built ICF
homes for over 12 years
Rare Earth Builders
Canton, NC company uses green building
methods like SIPs, ICFs, solar and wind power
and more.
ICF Builders/Dealers in NC
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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, 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.
In fact, ICFs have become popular to use in construction of
"tornado safe structures" for people who live in these areas.
concrete, usually reinforced with rebar. They can consist of
cement, polystyrene foam, 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.
In fact, ICFs have become popular to use in construction of
"tornado safe structures" for people who live in these areas.