We are building a new home along the Colorado Front Range and will need an installer comfortable with www.theperfectblock.com. It's a gray block (not the white block)--Insulated Composite Concrete Form blocks. Please respond if you know of someone with experience in Colorado or New Mexico?

As I have posted in the past, the manufacturer is the best source of installers. With this product I wish you luck. Why are you chosing this product?

Posted By smartwall on 13 Dec 2023 02:33 PM
As I have posted in the past, the manufacturer is the best source of installers. With this product I wish you luck. Why are you chosing this product?

Always refreshing to read your accurate, concise and no-nonsense posts...LOL! Well, I had two knee replacement surgeries...6 months ago and 6 weeks ago. Had a shoulder replacement about 15 years ago. But doing well and can't really complain. We did have a nice 3 month camping trip early this Spring after picking up a Casita trailer in my home State of Texas:

https://www.borstengineeringconstruction.com/Our_Los_Gatos_Casita_Spring_2023_Trip.pdf

We made a few refinements since returning home too.

Happy holidays!
Gayle

Wish I lived closer. I am dying to work with that product.

Gayle, sounds like myself with the wonky body parts. Some people abuse drugs, some alcohol, me I've abused my body for my whole
life.
Happy Holidays !
Darryl

Isn't this block similar to that Rasta Block? The system to me seems similar to CMU Blocks but with a higher R-Value. Although lower R-Value than standard ICF blocks.

I've never seen the advantage to these blocks compared to standard ICF blocks.