Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
As for our website, thanks to the measures we took, the malicious attacks have stopped lol.
In the end, it looks like there were 34,553 unauthorized access attempts lol
Unauthorized access really is scary, isn't it?
Please be very careful with your smartphones and other devices, everyone!
Smartphone hijacking still happens!
But that's beside the point.
Removal of Organic Matter
You'll be cleaning the slope, right?
Why is that, I wonder?
These are photos from past job sites.
Before Logging → Before Slope Cleaning → After Slope Cleaning
You could also say, “If you don’t clean it up, it’ll be hard to fit it into the legal framework!”
Sometimes, if there are loose rocks, you have to remove them to avoid danger.
The more important part isConcrete structures must not contain organic matter.That's the point.
For example, if a tree is within the legal boundaries,
The wood will rot a few years after the spray application is completed. The moisture from the rot will cause the rebar to rust.
Rusted rebar expands. This expansion causes cracks to form in the concrete.
And it just keeps getting worse and worse.
Although it’s a load-bearing slab and not a concrete structure, to avoid having it flagged during an inspection,
I also cleaned the organic buildup off the back of the pressure plate lol. I used a pressure washer to thoroughly clean just the back side.
It was covered in moss, so I was thinking, “Oh no, the inspector is going to say something totally unexpected…” lol
In fact, there are times when contamination is unavoidable.
Take fallen leaves, for example. No matter how much you blow them with an air blower, you just can't get rid of them all.
In that case, please give up. It's impossible.
Even if you picked them up one by one at that moment, the next gust of wind would send them swirling down again in a shower of fallen leaves.
Stumps won't work either. Pulling out the tree roots can actually cause the slope to become unstable.
In situations like that, I guess I just have to roll it up.
For things that can't be helped, I'll resort to the "unspoken understanding" trick... (Am I not supposed to say "unspoken understanding"?)
Nature is really tough, but,Construction that harmonizes naturally with the surroundings without disrupting themI hope that will be possible.
For some reason, today is ending on a light and refreshing note, but I'm heading to Nagano right now.
It's probably going to be really cold...
See you later.
