Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
It's Pocky Day, isn't it~
Are you eating Pocky right now!? lol
By the way,
It's been a month since the site relaunch, lol.
The number of people signing up for free is growing rapidly.
Thank you!
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Every day, we have anywhere from a few to several dozen users participating!
So, I have a request for everyone who has registered.
List of Contractors in the Prefectures on the Right
Please register your own company here—or another company you'd like to recommend!
I think you'll see what I mean as soon as you take a look.
Only registered users can edit or submit entries.
Please be sure to list your own company or a contractor you’d like to recommend here. (I’m saying this a second time because it’s important lol)
The number of contractors is definitely going to decrease in the future!
It's already starting to decrease.
The government is also moving forward with M&A activities.
According to statistics, if we take the current situation as 100 percent, one or two out of every ten companies will disappear.
This depends on the size of the company, but it might happen even sooner.
Where can a general contractor look for a construction company in the local area?
When our company is busy and we need to ask another company for help, where can we find one?
There is absolutely no such website in the world.
Major companies have their own networks.
If you look into the subcontractors for each branch, you'll find plenty of them, so just call them one by one and you'll figure something out.
What should we, as subcontractors, do?
Let's say a slightly larger property comes on the market.
Let's say a director I know asked me, "Could you do this at your place?"
But we can't pull this off on our own—what should we do? Still, I really want to do it!
Do you know of any contractors in the area who would be willing to take on subcontracting work?
In my experience, we don't really hang out with each other that much, do we? lol (Same here.)
There’s no need to just let a project that your company is capable of handling slip through your fingers and go to a competitor, right?
Wouldn't it be such a relief if this site listed local contractors in situations like that!?
You’re probably thinking, “No way—I could never use a contractor I don’t know anything about!”
So, why don't you write an article this time?
An article about our company's construction projects is fine.
We provide legal framework implementation services in the Chubu region.
Check out how the frame turned out!
Bolt is really focused on this!
Please feature your company on a blog like this and link it to the company directory.
I'm sure this will definitely lead to future opportunities!
There are still plenty of great service providers available!
There must be plenty of companies with growth potential!
There are probably some young businesses that are being held back by the major players.
There are probably some contractors who are being used to suit the interests of local businesses.
Are you really sure that's okay?
You'll grow more if you get out more and learn about the world around you.
Personally,I hope this will be helpful to future slope contractors.That's what I think.
We need your help to make that happen!
Posting this will definitely lead to job opportunities!
We would really appreciate your support.
*Please note: If the names of specific general contractors or major companies appear in the text, we may edit them out!
See you later.
However! Please do not deal with organized crime groups (or their front companies).
After all, there are quite a few of them. (Everyone knows, but they keep quiet.)
