Will Fultz of Crack Stitch: A Profitable Way to Repair Concrete Cracks - NFRA Live

In this segment live from The NFRA Conference, Mike Stiers and Anthony Brown sit down with Will Fultz of Crack Stitch on how contractors can structurally repair concrete cracks instead of just filling them and hoping they don't reopen. CrackStitch uses a carbon fiber and Kevlar open grid system installed perpendicular to the crack, with epoxy flowing through the grid to create a stronger structural repair. For contractors already doing concrete lifting, leveling, foundation repair, shoring, coatings, or concrete repair, this can become a profitable add-on service that helps extend the life of the slab and create more revenue from projects they are already on. Tune in for: What CrackStitch is and how it works Why filling a crack is not the same as structurally repairing it How the open grid design helps prevent sliding over time Why contractors can use CrackStitch on slabs, walls, driveways, sidewalks, pool decks, garage floors, and commercial facilities How concrete lifting and leveling contractors can add CrackStitch as another revenue stream How contractors can get trained virtually or in person Learn more about CrackStitch: https://crackstitch.com/ This segment is sponsored by Foundation Rescue Supply (FRS), a leading distributor of residential and commercial foundation repair, waterproofing, crawl space, and air control products. Learn more about Foundation Rescue Supply: https://www.foundationrescuesupply.com/ Learn more about The National Foundation Repair Association: https://foundationrepair.org/ Visit Contractors Edge for more tips, tools, and tactics to grow your home service business: www.yourcontractorsedge.com Subscribe to The Contractors’ Edge for more conversations with foundation repair, waterproofing, crawl space, concrete repair, and home service leaders moving the industry forward.