If you notice any abnormalities in your home’s foundation or backfill, shouldn’t you drain the water first? (For the general public)
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. The other day, I carried out a dewatering project for a private construction job. It was a high-end condominium built about 20 years ago, where part of the slope had bulged outward and another section had subsided. As a countermeasure, we opted for dewatering—since it’s a method that can be carried out quietly. The area is a quiet residential neighborhood, so blasting…
It's Better to Drain a House from Further Inside (For Single-Family Homes)
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. The other day, I went to check on a stone masonry site we worked on last month. Since there had been heavy rain due to the typhoon, I went to check for rising pore water pressure (lol). We installed drainage in areas where the internal pressure of the stone masonry had risen due to the heavy rain and was threatening to collapse. …
The Moldam Method and dewatering boring construction yield highly effective results (for single-family homes)
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. Today I’m talking about the Moldam method, which has been in high demand lately. I often get asked, “What kind of stone walls collapse?” Well, pretty much all of them do, lol. There are all kinds of stone walls out there, and if the backfill is properly filled with concrete…