Jordan Green Homes is the exclusive authorized distributors of Reddi-Wall technology and products and located in McHenry County, Illinois focusing on energy efficiency, soundproof, healthy, and safety building technology, energy efficient homebuilders, McHenry County, green homebuilders, quality custom homes, ICF construction, alternative building materials, Reddi-Wall construction, high indoor air quality homes, tornado resistant homes, soundproof home construction, fireproof home construction, mold resistant home construction, healthy home construction, insulated concrete forms construction, net zero homes, passive solar homes, off the grid homes, healthy homes, LEED certified homes, LEED certified construction
   
 
 
Reddi-Wall Home Building Process

 Reddi-Wall insulating concrete forms are an evolutionary method of construction. They replace conventional wood framing with stay-in-place polystyrene forms filled with reinforced concrete to create the structural walls of your home.

All conventional sidings and home designs can be incorporated into a home framed with Reddi-Wall blocks.
Install Footer
Using the 3 in 1 "Form-a-Drain" System by CertainTeed. This unique "stay in place" footer system has three (3) functions: 1st as the Footer Form, 2nd is to function as a complete drainage system, 3rd as a radon mitigation system.
Install Starter Track
After the footer is poured and finished the inside wall dimension is then chalked on the footer and starter track is nailed down around the entire inside perimeter. The starter track is used to secure the bottom block course against any lateral movement during the concrete pour.
Set Block or Panels
Following placement of the starter track the we begin setting complete wall panels or individual 5 ft. long interlocking foam blocks. Each 3 lb block interlocks with the one above, below and in line with it using Reddi-Wall's patented forming system.
H Track
As the block is placed, rigid horizontal track (H-Track) is locked into a special groove located at the top and bottom of each course. This prohibits lateral movement of the form. 
Horizontal Rebar
As each course is placed so is the horizontal rebar in specially designed rebar chairs which fit in predetermined slots along the inside of each block. 
Vertical C-Track
After the blocks have been placed, vertical track is installed through special chases located every 10" O.C.(((????)))) along the top of the block. This "locks" the wall from top to bottom.
Window Installation
Window bucks (frames) are placed as the crew vertically ascends up the wall. The wall is built around the frame 
which stays in place after the pour. 
Support Bracing
After the wall is stacked and interlocked the last thing installed before the pour is the support bracing. This can 
be installed for single pours of up to 10 feet high.
Concrete Pour
Wall supports also are used as scaffold for walkways during the concrete pour, placement of the vertical rebar and any other construction support brackets.
Contact Us!
To obtain more information or for a detailed estimate 
please send us an email or or give us a call. 
info@JordanGreenHomes.com
(815) 382-8859
You never change things by fighting the existing reality. To change something, build a new model that makes the existing model obsolete.
             - Buckminster Fuller 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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