Modern ICF Construction
That is...
Energy
EfficientEnjoy an efficient home with consistent temperatures, no drafts, and efficiency savings of 30% or more.
Strong
& DurableInterlocking blocks, poured concrete, and internal reinforcement provides up to 10 times stronger walls than traditional wooden-framed walls.
Pest
ResistantThe tight and solid concrete construction resists mold, rot, mildew, rodents, and insects.
Are you ready for a new home where you don’t need to worry about...
- High energy bills
- Structural integrity in high winds, even up to 200 mph!
- Insect and rodent damage, mold, mildew, or rot
- Drafty interiors and inconsistent temperatures
You deserve a new home in Carroll County or close by that is durable, energy-efficient, and low-maintenance!
Graber Construction offers Insulated Concrete Form construction for new homes and buildings. We know how important getting new construction done correctly is, and we go above and beyond in our design and construction process.
What would your Dream
Home look like?
Do you want your home to have
Net Zero Emissions?
By using hybrid insulation packages and thin film solar on your roof, you can have a Net Zero Energy home!
Leave a legacy for your home knowing your home and family are carbon-neutral. Talk to the K. Graber Construction team to learn how this is possible for your home!
We make your ICF project
in Carroll County Simple
Get a
free quoteWe meet with you and asses your ICF project, answer your questions, and listen to your goals.
Approve the
estimate & designA time frame and plan of action will be mapped out to complete your ICF construction.
K. Graber
begins constructionOnce the plan is approved, K. Graber begins work as scheduled.
Love your New
Efficient Home!You get to enjoy your new home and enjoy the efficiency and long-term durability!
Why choose to work with K Graber Construction?
Customer
Service
No question or phone call is too small for us - we work for your satisfaction during the entire process.
Family
Operated
We have valued hard work and great customer service for 3 generations.
Experience
We understand the complete construction process. This allows us to catch problems early and avoid potential mistakes.
Specialized
Crews
We have the tools and trained crews necessary to make your ICF project successful.
ICF Construction FAQs
What Is
Insualted Concrete Form Construction (ICF)?
Similar to poured concrete walls, ICF construction uses the concept of setting up concrete forms and then filling the forms with concrete.
The forms used in ICF construction, however, are hollow blocks made of rigid thermal insulation.
These blocks securely interlock with each other. When the forms are completed with ICF blocks, concrete is poured and allowed to dry.
Unlike poured concrete walls, the block forms are not removed after the concrete has dried. Instead, the ICF blocks remain and help provide insulation.
To finish the construction process, plumbing and electrical parts are typically placed in the insulating blocks. The final layer is then placed on the interior and exterior.
The final interior and exterior layers are attached to the ICF blocks. Because of the block construction, the final touches can be made to look similar to typical construction.
The poured concrete wall sandwiched between the ICF blocks provides the long-term durability, stability, and efficiency that Insulated Concrete Form construction is famous for.
If you are building a new home and looking for ICF construction in Indiana, then contact K. Graber Construction today!
Your Local ICF Contractor
In Carroll County, Indiana
The strength and performance of any new home or building begins with the quality of its foundation and wall system. These essential components play a major role in creating a structure that is comfortable, durable, and built for the future.
No homeowner wants to deal with cold drafts, inefficient design, or concerns about the stability of a newly constructed building. With ICF construction, you get a wall system engineered for durability, helping your home stand up to harsh weather while providing excellent insulation, energy efficiency, and resistance to common pests.
Owning a building with a leaking, failing, or unattractive roof is not a great feeling. Likely you already have a lot on your mind and you don’t need your roof to start causing you problems!
At K Graber, we think you deserve the peace of mind that comes with knowing that you have a quality, weathertight roof over your head that will last for years.
That is why we offer our roofing services in Carroll County, IN.
Give us a call today for more information!
Located in the state Indiana, Carroll County has a population of 20,155 people. The County seat is Delphi, and the county is a part of the Lafayette metropolitan statistical area.
Years ago the terrain of Carroll County was heavily wooded, but today much of the land has been cleared in order to be devoted to agriculture. The county covers a total of 375 square miles of land.
There are plenty of attractions packed into that 376 square miles. A few of the most popular Carroll County attractions include:
- Wabash & Erie Canal Park
(opens in new tab) - Explore one of Indiana’s most important historic waterways with restored canal features, walking trails, historic buildings, and educational exhibits about the state’s canal era. - Adams Mill
(opens in new tab) - Visit a restored 1845 grist mill in Cutler featuring original machinery, historic displays, scenic grounds, and events celebrating Carroll County’s agricultural heritage. - Canal Park in Delphi(opens in new tab) - Enjoy a scenic downtown park area connected to Delphi’s Wabash & Erie Canal history, with walking paths, green space, and access to historic sites throughout the community.
- Delphi Historic Trails - Walk through Delphi’s historic landscape along trails that connect visitors with local history, including canal sites, natural areas, and landmarks throughout the city.
- Delphi Courthouse Square Historic District
(opens in new tab) - Explore a preserved downtown district featuring historic architecture, locally owned businesses, and buildings reflecting Delphi’s 19th-century growth. - Deer Creek Wildlife Area(opens in new tab) - Enjoy outdoor recreation including hunting, fishing, hiking, and wildlife viewing across this natural area along Deer Creek.
- Burlington Community Park(opens in new tab) - Relax at this small-town park featuring open green space, recreational facilities, and a gathering place for community events.
- Flora Community Park(opens in new tab) - Visit this family-friendly park in Flora featuring playgrounds, sports areas, picnic spaces, and opportunities for outdoor recreation.
- Carroll County Courthouse
(opens in new tab) - Admire this historic Delphi landmark, which has served as the center of county government and reflects the area’s architectural heritage. - Delphi Opera House
(opens in new tab) - Experience live performances, community events, and cultural programming in this restored historic venue located in downtown Delphi.
And plenty more if you go looking!
Named for Charles Carroll, the last surviving signer of the declaration of Independence, Carroll County was officially recognized as a county in 1832. The area is packed with interesting history from the time of the Indians onward!
Carroll County residents are proud of the area’s rich history, as is evidenced by this excerpt from the Carroll County website:
We invite you to Escape to the Past, explore our rich heritage and see rural beauty in Carroll County. Follow one or all of the scenic tours available in our county or take the Interurban Trolley for that added element of history on your driving tour. Carroll County is located amid the Wabash & Tippecanoe Rivers and Wildcat and Deer Creeks.
The 1845 Adams Mill and nearby fully restored Covered Bridge are near Cutler Lancaster Bridge, Carroll County's other remaining covered bridge, is also in the southern part of the county near Owasco.
Indiana's oldest continually used bridge, the 1837 Burnett's Creek Stone Arch—a cut stone structure is near Lockport. Lockport also holds two National Register sites, The Burris House and Potawatomi Spring. The stone building served as an inn while the spring was a well-know watering place for Indians and early settlers.
If you live in Carroll County and you need roofing services, contact us here at K Graber! We would be happy to help you out.
We serve all zip codes and major cities and towns in Carroll County, IN, including:
46923, 46926, 46936, 46985, 47928, and 47978
Delphi, Flora, Burlington, Camden, Bringhurst, Yeoman, Owasco, Burrows, Cutler, Rockfield, Lockport, Deer Creek, Rossville, Adams Mill, Bringhurst Station, Buck Creek, Burrows Station, Canal Center, Ockley, Prince William.
Don’t hesitate to contact us today! We look forward to hearing from you.
We serve all of North Central Indiana, including:
- Carroll County, Indiana
- Cass County, Indiana
- Clinton County, Indiana
- Delaware County, Indiana
- Elkhart County, Indiana
- Fulton County, Indiana
- Grant County, Indiana
- Hamilton County, Indiana
- Howard County, Indiana
- Huntington County, Indiana
- Kosciusko County, Indiana
- La Porte County, Indiana
- Madison County, Indiana
- Marshall County, Indiana
- Miami County, Indiana
- Pulaski County, Indiana
- Tipton County, Indiana
- Wabash County, Indiana
- Whitley County, Indiana
- Kokomo, Indiana
- Marion, Indiana
- Peru, Indiana
- St. Joseph County, Indiana
- Starke County, Indiana
- Wabash, Indiana
- Branch County, Michigan
- Cass County, Michigan
- St. Joseph County, Michigan
Not sure if we serve your area? Call us at 765-395-7275 to find out!
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Information courtesy of K. Graber Construction LLC, 5925 E 1050 S, Amboy, IN 46911