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ICF Buildings
Due to the high demand of ICF buildings in the area Condron Homes has elected to first serve the people in our community most vulnerable to wildfire damage. Condron Homes is now building ICF structures in north Spokane county, Pend Oreille county, and Bonner County Idaho.
ICF: Insulated Concrete Forms
Resilient
The steel reinforced concrete core in ICF buildings is resistant to fire, hurricanes, and tornadoes and can be engineered for all seismic conditions.
Why ICFS?
Why ICFS?
Energy Efficient
Thermal study proves an insulating concrete form wall can achieve up to 60% energy savings and 58% greater r-value/RSI for home and building owners.
Thermal Study
Thermal Study
Comfortable
The foam and concrete structure of ICFs means the homes and buildings are quiet, draft-free and do not enable mold.
Why ICFS?
Why ICFS?
ICF vs Fire case study
Built in a rural region of the Oregon Coast, a fire in the Anderson residence garage burned for 35 minutes before the fire department arrived, yet the damage was contained to the garage, and no personal belongings were lost.
The Insulating Concrete Forms Magazine
The Insulating Concrete Forms Magazine