The practice of good stewardship is very important to those with the responsibility of appropriating church funds. Insulating concrete form construction simply makes sense for churches, large and small. And now with the new Tax Credits allotted for commercial buildings, using ICF’s to lower energy consumption by 50% you can’t afford to build with anything else.

The reduced monthly energy costs allow money that would be spent on heat and cooling to instead be used for your ministry’s important projects and outreaches.

The reduced maintenance costs of an ICF building will also allow funds to be spent in better places.

Generally, churches are built with longevity in mind. They become a familiar and important part of the community. In fact, churches in America represent some of our most important architecture. Build an ICF structure that will not only serve your present congregation, but generations to come.

The quiet and comfort is very conducive to a worship and teaching environment. ICF construction will in no way limit the design and architecture options for your church. In fact, you may find that certain design elements can be added more cost-efficiently with ICF construction than with traditional construction.