Batfix
Structural façade crack diagnosis and stitching repairs for property owners in western France
Highlights
- Young companyFounded 2023
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-10
About Batfix
Batfix diagnoses façade cracks and repairs them using metal stitching staples that reinforce the wall structure. It also prepares technical reports for insurance cases and handles repairs before façade renovations.
Customers include owners of individual homes, co-ownership buildings and commercial buildings, including care facilities. The company provides on-site diagnosis and quotes before carrying out repair work.
Founded in 2023, Batfix is based in Lancieux, France, and serves departments across western France.
Product: On-site façade crack diagnosis, structural repair by metal stitching, and technical reports for insurance cases.
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