Abrasion resistance

Honestly this could be completely unrealistic. Living in South Central Indiana there's PLENTY of heavy equipment and farm equipment. One thing I've found is that hardly anyone hard faces or does any abrasion resistance protection on their equipment. I'm by no means a great welder and I know it takes skill and knowledge such as preheat and post heat but I was wondering if running a welding business primarily focusing on abrasion resistance protection would even be plausible?

For context in 9 months a company I worked for purchased:

10- cutting edges for 2 skid steers 6- cutting edges for 3 bull dozers 1- blade for a bull dozer 7/8- sets of teeth for excavator buckets 2 buckets for excavators

I understand that the teeth and cutting edges are consumables. Our operators back drag a lot with their skid steers this wearing and beating on the back bottom of the bucket and they are wearing out the OEM wear plate on the excavator buckets. Being smaller dozers there's not really a wear kit for them or at least not that the owner looked into. Other companies I worked for were buying wheel loader buckets because they were wearing through them and not hard facing them (even though we had 20+sheets of AR plates.

All while our caterpillar scraper which was hard faced 5+ years ago was still running strong. Every time I tried to bring it up I was completely dismissed.

This was a completely random thought and most likely highly unrealistic but if done properly wouldn't there be a huge cost savings?