ICF Construction In Wabash County, Indiana

Your Local Insulated Concrete Form Contractor

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Clear
Communication

Project Completion
As Promised

30+ Years of
Experience

Modern ICF Construction
That is...

  • Energy
    Efficient

    Enjoy an efficient home with consistent temperatures, no drafts, and efficiency savings of 30% or more.

  • Strong
    & Durable

    Interlocking blocks, poured concrete, and internal reinforcement provides up to 10 times stronger walls than traditional wooden-framed walls.

  • Pest
    Resistant

     The tight and solid concrete construction resists mold, rot, mildew, rodents, and insects.

"

Let me start by saying K Graber and his entire team are the highest quality, kindest, good-hearted men and women I have met in general. I am a contractor by trade and have worked with K Graber for years. We partner on projects all year long. Our family chose to build a home... as a contractor I am fully capable of acting as the general contractor and managing this myself BUT I chose to pay Kenny because he is the BEST.”

-Daniel Yount

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Are you ready for a new home where you don’t need to worry about...

  • High energy bills with your new home
  • 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 Wabash County that is durable, energy-efficient, and low-maintenance!

Graber Construction offers Insulated Concrete Form construction for new homes and buildings.  We know you want peace of mind, and our team goes above and beyond in our design and construction process. 

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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
Simple in Wabash County, IN

  • 1

    Get a
    free quote

    We meet with you  and asses your ICF project, answer your questions, and listen to your goals.

  • 2

    Approve the
    estimate & design

    A time frame and plan of action will be mapped out to complete your ICF construction.

  • 3

    K. Graber
    begins construction

    Once the plan is approved, K. Graber begins work as scheduled.

  • 4

    Love your New
    Efficient Home!

    You get to enjoy your new home and enjoy the efficiency and long-term durability!

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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.

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They were the nicest people to deal with and did a wonderful job with my home.  I would highly recommend them for anything."

- Laurie Wright

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ICF Construction FAQs

Absolutely! We visit the site of your construction and provide you with a complete estimate with pricing and scope of work to be completed.
There are many things that make ICF construction efficient and strong, but here are the 3 main points:
  1. Modular blocks made from insulation are stacked together, similar to Legos.
  2. These blocks are reinforced before pouring concrete.
  3. Once the blocks are set and reinforced, they are filled with concrete to create a solid core.
The double-layer of intertwined insulated blocks and a poured concrete wall makes an air-tight and pest-resistant foundation.
The reinforced ICF blocks make the concrete stronger than a simple poured wall. None of the components rot or chip which also creates long-term stability.
In traditional poured concrete walls, the forms are removed when the concrete has dried. In ICF construction, the insulated blocks are left in place as part of the wall.
That’s a great question, and one that we love to answer!
  • We work hard before the job starts to minimize, or eliminate, any potential issues with your project.
  • We provide free custom quotes.
  • We have over 30 years of experience.
  • Our customer service is built on trust, quality work, and great communication.
Specifics are not exactly known since this is a relatively new method of construction, but it is estimated that ICF construction lasts 4 times longer than standard construction.
ICF construction has many benefits, and for the local area there are three in particular:
  • It provides structural integrity in high-wind areas - up to 200 mph!
  • It is pest-resistant.
  • It doesn’t rot or get mold and mildew damage.

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.

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Your Local ICF Contractor
In Wabash County, Indiana

When it comes to building a new home or building, having a good foundation and walls is critical.

After all, no one likes drafty walls, inferior design, or unstable construction - especially in a new home.

With ICF construction, you can have the peace of mind that your home is designed to withstand the worst storms while remaining energy efficient and pest-resistant.

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