Polycrete Moves the Target Again with the V1 Series ICF

Polycrete Moves the Target Again with the V1 Series ICF

The national leader in ICF technology, PolycreteUSA simplifies energy efficient construction that stands up to Mother Nature. Polycrete’s new V1 Series insulated concrete form (ICF) has permanent rigid foam insulation on one side and a re-usable plywood forming panel on the other. This novel system works much easier than other one-sided ICF products available in North America. - February 09, 2017

Simplify, Simplify, Simplify. PolycreteUSA's Mantra is Front and Center with Its New Web Presence.

Simplify, Simplify, Simplify. PolycreteUSA's Mantra is Front and Center with Its New Web Presence.

PolycreteUSA’s new website makes it easier for architects, contractors and building owners to learn about a better way to build energy efficient buildings that stand up to Mother Nature. - August 13, 2013

Polycrete Moves the Target Again with Two Major ICF Innovations

Polycrete Moves the Target Again with Two Major ICF Innovations

Polycrete engineers announce two more advancements that make it easier to design and build energy efficient structures that stand up to Mother Nature. - May 29, 2013

Size Does Matter, and It’s 24 Inches

Size Does Matter, and It’s 24 Inches

PolycreteUSA President Bruce Anderson introduced the largest pre-assembled insulated concrete form (ICF) available in the US or International markets. Extended width ICFs are particularly useful for insulated foundations. The Polycrete ICF for building concrete walls up to 24 inches thick will revolutionize commercial construction by saving time, effort and money. - March 19, 2013

FEMA Post-Sandy Flood Maps to Present Big Changes

Between the new flood maps and the impact of Biggert-Waters bill, homeowners in affected areas need to take action or find flood insurance premiums going through the roof. Biggert-Waters is law that reauthorized the National Flood Insurance Program, and makes a lot of changes. For instance, subsidies will be phased out for many building types other than primary residences. PolycreteUSA has a program to aid in upgrading properties. - December 13, 2012

Army Corps of Engineers Sets New Standards for Construction

PolycreteUSA Executive V. P. Bryant Wheeler announced today that the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers signaled broad approval of insulated concrete forms (ICF) construction by issuing a service‐wide Unified Facilities Guide Specification. This approves the system for general use on Army construction projects and sets product quality and installation standards. “We’ve been working with the Army and Navy for several years now to get this accomplished.” Wheeler said. - February 27, 2012

PolycreteUSA Joins Launch of Advanced Energy Economy of Virginia

PolycreteUSA President, Bruce Anderson participated in the launch of the Advanced Energy Economy of Virginia, an industry driven association dedicated to develop and grow Advanced Energy Industries throughout the Commonwealth of Virginia. AEE Virginia’s strategy is to create a partnership between those who have a vested interest in advanced energy technologies and those who can help facilitate the development of an advanced energy economy. - February 01, 2012

ASHRAE Recommends Insulated Concrete Forms for K-12 School Buildings

PolycreteUSA President, Bruce Anderson, reports that the American Society of Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) has made a strong case for building K-12 Schools with Insulated Concrete Forms. In the newest edition of the Advanced Energy Design Guide for K-12 School... - January 04, 2012

Polycrete® Insulated Concrete Forms Chosen for Secure Government Buildings

Polycrete® Big Block™ commercial grade insulated concrete form (ICF) system has been selected for constructing secure U. S. Federal Government buildings. ICFs provide continuous thermal and acoustic insulation, so they are very quiet and highly energy efficient. Studies have shown that heating and cooling costs in ICF buildings are up to 40% lower than traditional structures. ICF walls are also extremely strong and can stand up to hurricanes, tornadoes and other natural and man-made disasters. - December 01, 2011

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