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| Want to obtain a LEED Rating for your Project? Contact Martine Vogel, our LEED AP. Why Pursue a LEED certification for your Home? Get answers from this Leed for Homes FAQ or visit the LEED Website. |
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NEW! Colorado Springs Gazette Oct 12, 2008 |
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YourHub Articles
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Widefield High School Building Trades Construction Zone Newsletters
November 9, 2006
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Insulating Concrete Forms (ICFs) are light-weight insulating casts that are stacked much like legos. Concrete is poured into the forms resulting in insulating concrete walls that are stronger and more durable than wood frame homes, resistant to inclement weather and free from chemical treatments that can give off toxic gasses. |
