Hurricane Resistance

$4.95

Last year’s hurricane season proves ICFs are a good choice.

As the Southeastern U.S. and Caribbean prepare for another hurricane season, many residents, government offcials, and insurance executives are scrambling to nd ways to protect themselves from the devastating loss of life and property that these storms always bring.

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These targeted marketing brochures (2-4 pages), such as Disaster Resistance, Insulation Values, ICF vs. Wood Cost Comparisons, Religious Institutions, Educational Buildings, etc., can be used for trade show pieces or to help give your sales pitch credibility. Customizable with your own company logo and contact information. High quality downloadable pdf files will be sent via email and also in your account downloads section after checkout.

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