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Hello, everyone. This is Enta. I’ve been working on stone wall repairs in Yokohama for the past few days. Here’s what the dry stone wall looked like before construction began. As you can see, there’s still a bit of mortar left in the joints, but it’s the kind you can just pick off by hand, lol. It seems this wall was built about 50 years ago, so the mortar in the joints has already served its purpose.  …
Private Construction Projects Are an Opportunity for Slope Construction Companies to Promote Themselves | Industry Activities to Boost Brand Awareness
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. The other day, I was called in by a resident in Nagoya to investigate a problem with a hollow stone wall. At the site, parts of the wall had been pushed inward from the inside. Lately, I’ve been getting a lot of requests from upscale residential neighborhoods in Nagoya, so I’ve been conducting these investigations one by one. The investigation…
Causes of Cracks in Dry-Stone Retaining Walls in Residential Homes and Countermeasures | Ground Improvement Measures
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. Lately, I’ve had plenty of opportunities to visit private homes to inspect things like stone wall repairs. And that’s given me a lot to think about, lol. There are quite a few really nice houses out there, but even though the houses themselves are impressive, many of them are built in some pretty risky locations. Measures have been taken…
Get a Quote for Stone Wall Repairs from a Specialist Contractor | For the General Public
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. I’ve been conducting a survey of stone walls in Yokohama for the past few days. We’ve been doing a lot of stone wall surveys lately. The number of projects has skyrocketed, including surveys for public works projects scheduled for next year. However, quite a few clients are also getting quotes from other companies, so there are various issues…
A Slightly Unconventional Stone Masonry Reinforcement Project | For Private Sector Projects
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. This time, I reinforced a stone wall like the one shown below. I was asked to take a look at a stone wall like this—there’s actually a house built on top of it. However, reinforcing a stone wall like this is quite difficult. The stones themselves are embedded in mortar, and the joints…
The Moldam Method in Public Works Projects | Case Studies
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. The stone masonry reinforcement work in a public area was completed the other day. Since the final inspection hasn’t taken place yet, I can’t show you a photo of the entire structure, but at first glance, it turned out something like this. Since it originally looked like this, we injected Mortdam into about 80% of it to integrate the whole structure…
7 Ways to Get a Quote for Stone Wall and Masonry Reinforcement Work Using Photos (For the General Public)
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. I went out to inspect some stonework in Ishigaki again the other day. There’s been a lot of that lately, hasn’t there? And every time I go out to inspect, almost all the stonework is subpar, lol. The clients know it, too—they realize it must be dangerous. So, to provide an estimate for the stonework, I need…



