
Understanding the ENERGY STAR Rating System for Better Efficiency

ICF Walls Are Less Expensive Than CMU
Many contractors ask us the same question: Is ICF more expensive than CMU? Here’s why ICF walls are less expensive than CMU and offer better benefits.

2 Story ICF Construction: An Ultimate Guide
Explore the benefits of 2 story ICF construction for energy-efficient, durable homes with Fox Blocks’ advanced Insulated Concrete Forms.

The New Basement: A Modern Housing Innovation
Basements are no longer a scary, damp, and musty area. Learn about the new basement and how it has become the modern housing innovation it is today.

HERS Index vs Energy Star
Energy efficiency in homes is vital for both economic and environmental reasons, which is why builders have robust tools like the HERS Index and Energy Star ratings to gauge and improve the energy performance of buildings.

ICF Storm Shelters: Superior Protection Against Severe Weather
As extreme weather events increase in frequency and intensity, the demand for reliable storm protection has never been more urgent. Insulated Concrete Forms (ICFs) offer an advanced solution for constructing storm rooms that deliver unparalleled safety, durability, and energy efficiency.

Block Foundations vs. Poured Foundations: A Comprehensive Analysis
Choosing the right foundation is a significant decision in commercial construction. This article explores the differences between block and poured foundations, providing insights into their benefits and potential drawbacks.

4 New Building Code Changes You Need to Know
Understanding new building codes is crucial for construction professionals and homeowners alike, especially with the increased frequency and intensity of hurricanes and tornadoes.

How to Start a Museum: A Guide to Building a Lasting Cultural Landmark
Museums do more than display art or history — they offer spaces where people can connect with culture, science, and creativity.

What is Concrete Pumping and How Does It Work?
Concrete pumping has changed the way contractors place concrete on job sites. Rather than hauling heavy loads in wheelbarrows or relying on cranes and buckets, a concrete pump delivers liquid concrete through a system of hoses, pipes, or booms — directly to the point of placement.