The crack team franchise

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Franchisor Database. Franchisee Database. Franchise Disclosure Document Database. Register Free. Franchise Disclosure Document for. Change Year. I said, 'Man, they've really got it licked. That's half the battle in any business. Denney also liked the Crack Team's proprietary service, a relatively low-cost, minimally disruptive, injection-system treatment to permanently repair cracks in concrete.

He knew there were plenty of wet basements in the area, and market research showed him there was little local competition. Denney, who also is the former mayor of Scotia, recruited longtime friend Michael Ritter as his business partner. Ritter, who for more than a decade ran about a dozen area Arby's and Subway restaurant franchises, will handle the day-to-day operations of the Scotia-based franchise.

Denney will oversee the business end, including advertising and marketing. As franchises go, the Crack Team is relatively small, with 15 locations in 12 states, although it expects to have 25 by year's end and in North America by the close of The company has operated in St.

Louis since and began franchising in The company fills cracks with a urethene resin that dries in minutes to what Denney described as "about the consistency of a Nerf football.