Building generation homes the right way!

Damian and Maggie, the proud owners of an exceptional ICF house constructed over 16 years ago. Embark on a journey with them as they recount why they chose Insulated Concrete Forms (ICF) for a home that embodies simplicity, longevity, and safety for their beloved family. 🌟
Discover the Advantages of Nudura Blocks in Their Construction:
🔨 Highlighting the consistency, rigidity, and ease of installation offered by the Nudura system.
💧 Learn how ICF technology provides peace of mind against moisture issues, mold growth, and structural concerns, setting their home apart from conventional builds.
Building a Lasting Legacy with ICF:
🏗️ Understand why building with ICF transcends avoiding stick frame construction-it's about creating a legacy for future generations.
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[@24revealer]

Lots of talk about moisture issues, but both of these houses have asphalt shingles on them and the second one with the moisture issues looks like the roof is way overdue to be replaced and possibly a low slope to boot. An ICF home should be complemented with a steel roof of some kind IMO. I enjoy your videos Kody.

[@uptokode]

While we agree, sometimes the cost difference of metal to shingles do come into play in particular budgets. Thanks for your comment!

[@Modern-Squared]

Can you address house wrap details and need to create a water channel for ICF walls - besides the foam that is already on the exterior? You have eluded to it in your videos (Great by the way), but would like more information. Same is true for brick, think brick and stucco on the exterior of ICF - do you recommend created an air-gap or directly applying next to the ICF?

[@uptokode]

Great suggestion!