End-to-End Construction, from Slope Cleaning to Ground Anchors

Hello, everyone.

This is Enta.

Scaffolding Worker

I started working as a scaffolding worker half a year ago lol

At first, I was just winging it when it came to scaffolding, but

I've been working with a professional scaffolding contractor, and the project has been coming along really well lately.

 

Little by little, we’re getting better, working faster, and becoming more capable of performing construction safely.

At first, the general contractor kept telling me I was slow, lol

I hope the general contractor's response comes a little later next time~

On the other hand, since a single company handles the entire construction process, I’m like, “Wow, this is so fast—I can’t believe it!!” lol

Scaffolding Worker

Lately, even when we call a scaffolding company, they hardly ever show up, so we started doing the work ourselves—and it turned out to be a good decision.

Since this is a project that can’t be done without a scaffolding contractor, it’s more efficient than waiting, and even if it takes a little longer, work on the site won’t come to a halt.

This is the best part, isn't it?

If you place an order with us,End-to-end service handled entirely by a single company from start to finishThat's the ideal—to be able to do it, lol.

 

From an administrator's perspective, that would certainly make things easier, wouldn't it?

After all, we only need to consider the production process of a single company.

 

We start by cleaning the slope, then install slope reinforcement and zabuton frames, set up scaffolding, and install anchors.

It’s so efficient when the entire project is carried out by the same Team 1 plus a few extra people.

 

There may be some variation in speed depending on the group, but

We're committed to quality and safety in our construction work, so please bear with us a little, lol.

Next, I'll order some single-pipe clamp covers and aim for perfection!

 

See you later.

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