After a filling our client form, we provide a detailed proposal within 48 hours. Upon approval, most projects are scheduled to begin within two weeks, subject to material availability.

Spray foam insulation can last for several decades without losing its effectiveness, unlike traditional insulation, which may degrade over time.

Yes, once fully cured, spray foam insulation is safe and does not emit harmful chemicals. Proper ventilation is necessary during installation.

Yes, spray foam can be added to existing walls, attics, and crawl spaces to improve insulation and energy efficiency.

Yes, closed-cell spray foam acts as a moisture barrier, reducing the risk of mold and mildew growth.

Open-cell spray foam is lighter and provides excellent soundproofing, while closed-cell spray foam is denser and offers superior moisture resistance and insulation.

In 2026, modern closed-cell formulations provide an industry-leading R-value of approximately R-6.5 to R-7.0 per inch, allowing you to achieve superior thermal resistance in thinner wall cavities.

The cost varies based on the size of the project and whether you choose open-cell or closed-cell foam. We provide custom quotes for Anchorage and the Mat-Su Valley to ensure accurate pricing tailored to our northern climate.

Closed-cell spray foam is widely considered the best option. It provides a superior R-value, acts as a moisture barrier, and prevents drafts better than traditional fiberglass in extreme cold.

Yes, spray foam insulation significantly reduces energy costs by improving thermal efficiency and preventing air leaks.

You can contact Turnagain Spray Foam at (907) 444-1827 or email quotes@turnagainsprayfoam.com to schedule an assessment and get a quote.

While the upfront cost is higher, you are paying for three products in one: high-performance insulation, an air barrier, and a vapor barrier. Most homeowners see a return on investment through energy bill savings of 30–50% annually.

Yes! We use specialized techniques and heated equipment to ensure proper application and adhesion even during the coldest Alaskan winter months.

Absolutely. By sealing air leaks and providing high thermal resistance, spray foam keeps your attic temperature consistent. This prevents the snow melt and refreeze cycle that causes ice dams.

Our spray foam products use eco-friendly blowing agents, and their high energy efficiency reduces overall carbon footprints.

No, spray foam does not provide a suitable nesting environment for pests, unlike traditional insulation materials

Concrete lifting typically costs 50% to 70% less than full slab replacement. Our polyurethane foam lifting is a cost-effective solution for sunken driveways and walkways without the mess of demolition.

Most residential projects in the Anchorage area are completed in just a few hours. The polyurethane foam cures in about 15 to 30 minutes, allowing you to use your driveway or sidewalk almost immediately.

Polyurethane foam is much lighter than mudjacking, putting less stress on unstable Alaskan soils. It is also waterproof, so it won’t wash away or erode like the dirt-and-cement slurry used in traditional mudjacking.

In Alaska, concrete often sinks due to soil erosion, poor compaction, and our intense freeze-thaw cycles. Our foam injection fills the voids created by these conditions, stabilizing the ground and lifting the slab back to level.