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Canada’s Housing Crisis Explained Canada is facing a housing crisis driven by a growing gap between supply and demand. Population growth, immigration, and household formation continue to rise, while new home construction struggles to keep pace. Labour shortages, rising material costs, and slower build timelines have reduced the number of new homes entering the market […]

What Is an ICF Concrete Foundation? An ICF concrete foundation uses insulated concrete forms to create a reinforced concrete wall that stays insulated permanently. Instead of removable wood forms, ICF blocks remain in place after the pour, forming both the structure and insulation in one system. This approach is increasingly popular for basements and full

Building a home in Canada means planning for one of the most variable climates in the world. From extreme cold to sweltering summer heat, your home’s structure must be built to withstand it all while keeping your energy bills manageable. This is why Insulated Concrete Forms (ICF) have become the gold standard. If you’re searching

The End of Logix ICF As of January 1, 2025, Logix ICF (insulated concrete forms) will no longer be available for purchase. This marks the end of an era for a system that many contractors and builders in Edmonton relied on. While Logix built a solid reputation for performance, its successor has arrived — and

ICF vs. Traditional Concrete Foundations in Alberta Winters Choosing the right foundation in Alberta isn’t just about code compliance—it’s about surviving long, dry cold snaps, rapid freeze–thaw swings, and shifting soils. This guide compares Insulated Concrete Forms (ICF) to traditional poured concrete foundations so you can decide what performs best through Alberta winters. Why Foundation