Superior Insulation & Structural Integrity
Element ICF provides exceptional thermal performance with R-26+ continuous insulation, integrated furring strips, and a proven track record in Utah's challenging climate conditions.
Element ICF combines the structural strength of reinforced concrete with continuous insulation, creating energy-efficient walls that outperform traditional construction methods.
Element ICF blocks are made from expanded polystyrene (EPS) foam that stays in place as a permanent part of the wall assembly. The blocks interlock like building blocks and are reinforced with steel rebar before concrete is poured into the cavity.
This creates a monolithic concrete wall with continuous insulation on both sides, eliminating thermal bridging and providing superior energy performance compared to traditional framing methods.
Perfect for Utah's climate extremes, Element ICF provides consistent indoor temperatures, reduced energy costs, and exceptional durability against severe weather conditions.
Superior thermal performance eliminates thermal bridging and reduces energy costs by up to 90%
Built-in plastic furring strips every 8" on center for easy drywall and siding attachment
Corner and taper-top blocks can be used in multiple orientations for design flexibility
Lightweight blocks stack easily with interlocking design. No special tools required
Available in 6", 8", 10", and 12" wall thicknesses to meet various project needs
4+ hour fire rating and 200+ MPH wind resistance for superior safety
Element ICF homes provide unmatched protection against natural disasters. See real-world examples of ICF structures that have survived hurricanes, tornadoes, and earthquakes.
Element ICF homes have repeatedly demonstrated their ability to withstand extreme weather events that destroy traditional wood-frame construction. The reinforced concrete core and continuous insulation create a monolithic structure that can resist winds over 200 MPH and seismic forces.
From Hurricane Michael's devastating 155 MPH winds in Florida to EF4 tornadoes in the Midwest, ICF homes have consistently remained standing while neighboring structures were completely destroyed.
In Utah's seismic zones, Element ICF provides superior earthquake resistance through its reinforced concrete design and flexible connection details that absorb and dissipate seismic energy.
Watch real examples of ICF homes surviving natural disasters
Mexico Beach, FL
ICF home stands intact after Category 5 hurricane with 155 MPH winds
Moore, OK
ICF safe room protects family during EF5 tornado with 210 MPH winds
Paradise, CA
ICF home survives Camp Fire while neighboring homes are destroyed
New Orleans, LA
ICF home withstands Category 5 hurricane with 175 MPH winds and storm surge
Utah faces multiple natural disaster risks including earthquakes along the Wasatch Fault, severe windstorms, flash floods, and wildfires. Element ICF construction provides superior protection against all these hazards, giving Utah families peace of mind and long-term security. With climate change increasing the frequency and intensity of extreme weather events, building with ICF is an investment in your family's safety and your property's resilience.
Custom homes, spec homes, and luxury residences throughout Utah
Full basements, walkouts, and storm shelters with superior insulation
Storm shelters and safe rooms with exceptional structural strength
Pool walls and structures with superior insulation and waterproofing
Offices, retail, and light commercial buildings up to 3 stories
Townhomes, condos, and apartment buildings with energy efficiency
Get detailed specifications, pricing, and technical support for your Element ICF project
Our technical team is ready to help you with Element ICF selection and installation
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Clearfield, UT 84015
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