One of the biggest factors affecting the green construction market is energy efficiency. In fact, 85% of builders think that a more efficient and environmentally friendly home should be more energy efficient. ICF construction is a proven way to achieve this goal, with concrete having numerous benefits. It is durable, low-maintenance, disaster-resistant, healthy, and made from locally extracted materials. Even after centuries, it can be recycled for use as aggregate. This allows ICF manufacturers to incorporate other materials into the mix design, including fly ash and silica fume.

A sustainable home is an eco-friendly home. It has many benefits, including improved comfort, reduced noise, and energy costs. The use of sustainable building materials can also result in monetary incentives for the owners. ICFs are highly recyclable, with each component made from recycled material. This makes them a sustainable option. The iSPAN Composite TotalJoist flooring system can work with ICFs and other materials.

ICFs are very sustainable, and the use of them reduces carbon emissions. The ICF industry uses recycled concrete, which is a form of slag, and steel reinforced with 99 percent recycled steel. As a result, the entire process of making an ICF structure is environmentally sustainable. You’ll be pleased to know that you’re contributing to a better, healthier, and more environmentally friendly future.