It may be surprising to hear that the concrete repair business earns billions of dollars yearly. Companies earn a lot from concrete crack repairs and cracks in structures. Repairs are often through low pressure crack injections of liquid polymer. This hardens with time. Another repair method is high pressure injection, which is often used for big cracks on heavy or long structures like dams, highways, and bridges. Cracks occur because there are insufficiencies in providing working joints. These joints enable drying shrinkage as well as thermal movement. Other cracks are due to structural settlement or overload. Natural causes like earthquakes are serious contributors. Often, cracks normally form within 30 days of concrete structure pouring. Cracks start out too small with little or no bad effects initially. Then, as time passes by, cracks widen and if not repaired soon, may cause dangerous accidents due to breakage and leaking. Some cracks could cause no problems whatsoever, but it’s recommended to just fix them promptly. For concrete crack repairs, two- component epoxies may be used and polyurethane elastomeric foams. The first seals cracks while reinforcing the repair at the same time. Epoxies are most recommended for secure repairs. AS for the second, they are widely used for leakage repairs. They harden fast, unlike epoxies. They also reach far and deep areas of cracks.