Greg Junge Construction specializes in ICF homes that are safe, comfortable, and energy-efficient.
Why do clients choose ICF?
Insulated concrete forms (ICF) are a great choice if you want to invest in:
Affordability: Reducing heating/cooling costs:
Sustainability: Reducing your consumption of fossil fuels
Security: Bullet proof walls, literally made of concrete.
Longevity: Resistant to hurricanes, earthquakes, floods, fire, and insects.
ICF Home Gallery
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Rustic Ranch
A rustic luxury home built in Alberta, Canada.
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Victorian Summer House
A classic residence in Spencer County, Indiana.
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Desert Villa
An old-world estate in Scottsdale, Arizona.
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Modern Retreat
An off-grid escape in Queenstown, New Zealand.
FAQs
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ICF is the abbreviation for “insulated concrete forms”, or hollow foam blocks. Your builder will assemble the blocks (like giant Legos!) then fill them with concrete to create a super strong, well-insulated wall.
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The investment for an ICF home is typically 10-15% more than a standard “stick-framed” house. But like any custom home, the cost of construction is based on the choice of design and finishes.
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An ICF house looks like any “traditional” home. They can be built in almost any architectural style.
