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Where have ICF homes been built?

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Where have ICF homes been built?

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ICF homes have been built all across North America, in every region, and virtually every state and province. ICF homes are prized in the Northeast, Upper Midwest and Canada for their energy efficiency and comfortable indoor climate. Along the hurricane-plagued Eastern Seaboard and Gulf Coast, ICF homes are similarly valued for their durability and resistance to storms. In the Southwest, ICF homes keep their occupants much cooler in the summer and warmer in the winter. On the West Coast, ICF homes provide safety from earthquakes and fires. In the provinces of Canada, the growth rate of ICF homes has exceeded even that of the United States. Spurred by government programs to encourage the construction of energy-efficient housing, more Canadian builders already know what their U.S. counterparts are just now discovering: It is often less expensive to build with ICFs from footing to eaves than it is to build a stick-frame house to the same insulation standard.

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ICF homes have been built all across the U.S, in every region, and virtually every state. ICF homes are prized in the Northeast and Upper Midwest for their energy efficiency and comfortable indoor climate. Along the hurricane-plagued Eastern Seaboard and Gulf Coast, ICF homes are similarly valued for their durability and resistance to storms. In the Southwest, ICF homes keep their occupants much cooler in the summer and warmer in the winter. On the West Coast, ICF homes provide safety from earthquakes and fires. In the provinces of Canada, the growth rate of ICF homes has exceeded even that of the United States. Spurred by government programs to encourage the construction of more energy efficient housing, more Canadian builders already know what their U.S counterparts are just now discovering: It is often less expensive to build with ICFs from footing to eaves than it is to build a stick frame house to the same insulation standard. How to select an ICF system Just as every brand of aut

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ICF homes have been built all across North America, in every region, and virtually every state and province. ICF homes are prized in the Northeast, Upper Midwest and Canada for their energy efficiency and comfortable indoor climate. Along the hurricane-plagued Eastern Seaboard and Gulf Coast, ICF homes are similarly valued for their durability and resistance to storms. In the Southwest, ICF homes keep their occupants much cooler in the summer and warmer in the winter. On the West Coast, ICF homes provide safety from earthquakes and fires. In the provinces of Canada, the growth rate of ICF homes has exceeded even that of the United States. Spurred by government programs to encourage the construction of more energy efficient housing, more Canadian builders already know what their U.S counterparts are just now discovering : It is often less expensive to build with ICFs from footing to eaves than it is to build a stick frame house to the same insulation standard.

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virtually every state and province. ICF homes are prized in the Northeast, Upper Midwest and Canada for their energy efficiency and comfortable indoor climate. Along the hurricane-plagued Eastern Seaboard and Gulf Coast, ICF homes are similarly valued for their durability and resistance to storms. In the Southwest, ICF homes keep their occupants much cooler in the summer and warmer in the winter. On the West Coast, ICF homes provide safety from earthquakes and fires. In the provinces of Canada, the growth rate of ICF homes has exceeded even that of the United States. Spurred by government programs to encourage the construction of energy-efficient housing, more Canadian builders already know what their U.S. counterparts are just now discovering: It is often less expensive to build with ICFs from footing to eaves than it is to build a stick-frame house to the same insulation standard.

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