About Us

About ICF Home Plans

ICF Home Plans is a division of ICF Specialties, a family-owned company operated by Ed and Lavina Pomranky, and their family for over 25 years. Together, they’ve built a trusted, one-stop source for Insulating Concrete Form (ICF) solutions.

ICF Home Plans was created to meet growing demand for custom and pre-designed home plans tailored to the ICF building style. Each plan is crafted with both contractors and DIY builders in mind, offering clarity and confidence throughout your build.

500+ Plans Completed

Over the past 25 years in the ICF industry, we have successfully completed a wide range of projects, including ranch-style homes, multi-story residences, and compact tiny homes.

25+ Years of Experience

ICF Home Plans is a division of ICF Specialties, to expand on a one-stop solution for all things ICF. It provides homeowners and builders with customizable, professionally designed ICF home plans for their future projects and vision.

What is "ICF"?

An ICF home is built using Insulated Concrete Forms (ICFs) — hollow blocks made from EPS foam (expanded polystyrene) that are stacked, reinforced, and filled with concrete. This method creates a solid, energy-efficient, and disaster-resilient structure. ICF construction offers superior insulation, strength, and long-term durability compared to traditional wood framing.

Natural Disaster Resilience

ICF homes are built with reinforced concrete and insulated foam, making them exceptionally resistant to natural disasters like hurricanes, tornadoes, and wildfires.

Airtight & Mold Resistant

ICF walls create an airtight seal preventing drafts and moisture infiltration. Unlike wood, they do not rot or support mold growth, ensuring a healthier living environment for you and your family.

Temperature Regulation

The high thermal mass and continuous insulation of ICF walls prevent temperature fluctuations, maintaining a comfortable indoor climate and reducing heating and cooling costs.

Superior Soundproofing

ICF walls significantly reduce noise transmission due to the dense concrete core and continuous insulation, effectively blocking sound from outside, making homes quieter than wood stud walls.