If you’re building a home, garage, or commercial structure in Edmonton, you’ve probably heard about Insulated Concrete Forms—and for good reason. ICF construction has become increasingly popular across Alberta, especially as homeowners look for ways to combat our brutal winters while keeping energy costs manageable. But here’s the question we get asked constantly: which ICF

Homeowners and builders in Edmonton often ask if insulated concrete form (ICF) blocks can be placed on top of an existing slab or foundation. The short answer is yes — it’s possible and often practical when the existing concrete is in good condition. Assessing the Existing Slab or Foundation Before placing ICF blocks, it’s important

Practical electrical and drywall safety tips for insulated concrete form (ICF) homes in Edmonton. It’s normal to feel nervous about drywall screws hitting electrical wires inside ICF walls. Edmonton builders often ask if it’s safe once wiring is foamed into the EPS and covered with drywall. The good news: when electrical rough-ins are placed correctly