Projects – Page 2

Foroughi: ICF Construction & Double Exterior Walls

This recent project has been completed with two different methods of construction. The basement/lower level has ICF walls and the top floor was completed with a double exterior framed walls. For questions on building construction methods please feel free to contact us.

Front View

Downstairs Suite – Radiant Flooring

Downstairs Family Room / Game Room

Theater Room

Dining Room

Front Entrance – Stairs to Walk-in-Basement

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Master Bath

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Back Porch View

Hansberger: Stick Frame

Please feel free to browse the project gallery of one of our currently completed projects.

Nadella: ICF Construction

If you are interested to see the beginning stages of an Insulated Concrete Forms home please take a moment to browse through this project gallery. A few things to note: the windows, seams, and walls are braced for additional support during the initial stages of the pour, the concrete hose can be extended high into the sky to cover long distances and tall walls, the rebar reinforcements are visible as this is only the basement and partial first floor of the home, and concrete doesn’t always pour out in a smooth stream (but our guys ensure that the site is clean before they leave.)

If you have questions about the ICF process or would like to see ICF walls being built – drop us a question and we’d love to invite you to our next job site.

Corums: Stick Frame

Please feel free to browse the project gallery of this custom architecturally designed stick frame home with the special feature of Spray Foam Insulation provided by Truseal Insulation.

Smith: SIPs Construction & Timber Trusses

Please feel free to browse the project gallery of this custom Adirondack Style home with a tranquil lakefront view located in the Preserve at Clayton Pond subdivision. Designed with King Timber Trusses in the Family Room and on the Exterior Front Entrance of the House, along with premium grade Popular Bark House Shingles for exterior siding, and Flagstone on the exterior floorings this home showcases the outstanding craftsmanship of Stonecraft Construction and highlights the natural beauty of Green Mountain. The approximately 2,500sqft of living area plus 2,200sqft of recreation area is designed to be energy efficient with Truseal foam insulated walls and SIP (Structural Insulated Panels) in the roof deck.

Noland: Stick Frame

Please feel free to browse the project gallery of our current project located in the Preserve at Clayton Pond subdivision.

Wells: Stick Frame

Please feel free to browse project gallery of Chapman Mountain

Khuti: ICF Construction

Please feel free to browse the project gallery of this ICF Constructed Home located in the beautiful subdivision of the Preserve at Clayton Pond on top of Green Mountain.

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Aghedo: ICF Construction

Please feel free to browse the project gallery of an ICF home down in Selma, AL.

Moore: SIPS Construction

Please feel free to browse project gallery of this home located on Green Mountain.

What are SIPS? “Structural insulated panels (SIPs) are high performance building panels used in floors, walls, and roofs for residential and light commercial buildings. The panels are typically made by sandwiching a core of rigid foam plastic insulation between two structural skins of oriented strand board (OSB). Other skin material can be used for specific purposes. SIPs are manufactured under factory controlled conditions and can be custom designed for each home. The result is a building system that is extremely strong, energy efficient and cost effective. Building with SIPs will save you time, money and labor.” For More Information on SIPS Contact Us or visit www.sips.org.