..... A STARTER HOME THAT COSTS ABOUT HALF OF WHAT A NEW HOME COSTS TODAY.

That's unfortunate, because there's a style of home construction that outlasts all current "typical" home building methods, is far stronger, and lasts much, much longer.

SOME people, however, ARE ready to consider an ecological, built-for-forever designed, ICF-based earth-sheltered home:
- One that can't ever be burnt down (think future wildfire scenarios that are increasing annually);
- One that can't be blown down in either tornadoes or hurricanes (Ontario HAS its own "tornado alley";
- One that CAN'T be damaged by a lightning strike;
- One that is secure against home invasions;
- One that squirrels, raccoons & pests can't invade the attic or under the floors;
- One that reduces your heating/cooling energy costs by over 50%, naturally;

...and yet, some people AREN'T ready to consider such a home to keep their family safe.

But for those who ARE considering such a home:
- It's like a huge condo, without the condo fees.
- It's everything a regular house is, WITHOUT the maintenance, such as: replacing shingles, repainting, cleaning the eavestrough gutters, fixing siding,
re-roofing every 15-20 years, and so forth.
- And even on a 40' or 50' lot, the yard space is enormous.
- The design of the building will last a minimum of 200 years; this can be your "forever home" for a family, for generations.
- Have absolutely FREE internal lighting during daytime with Solar Tube light systems throughout.

Using a construction system that has been tried and tested for decades now, and brought from an industrial-level usage to the residential home construction market, this is quality that simplifies your home even as it makes it essentially impervious to natural or manmade disasters.

If you're considering a new home in a natural setting (rural, suburban, etc.), contact us. We're happy to answer all your questions, and work with you in the final design and customization of YOUR FAMILY'S "forever home".
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