If You Think It Won’t Collapse, Use the Appropriate Construction Method | Slope Assessment
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. For the past few days, I’ve been working on mountains, cliffs, and slopes in Tokyo. Starting today, I’m enjoying working on mountains, cliffs, slopes, and steep inclines in Yokohama. Based on my recent experience, it seems that cliff (slope) surveys for seismic retrofitting really pique clients’ interest. Especially when it comes to…
Differences Between Public and Private Construction Projects | Comparing Slope Stabilization Contractors
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. When working on private construction projects, I often hear people talk about warranty against defects. Simply put, a warranty against defects is like insurance that ensures the contractor takes responsibility if there are defects in the work. …
Balance Is Key | The Management Philosophy of a Slope Construction Company
Hello, everyone. It’s Enta here. Work is steadily coming in from the field. It feels like we’re busy, but we’re not really… This is the hardest time of year… I really hope we get swamped with work soon so things pick up (lol). Anyway, getting back to the topic at hand, I was saying that last year’s orders were somehow different from what we’re seeing now…
Conditions Under Which It Is Best to Expedite Slope Stabilization Work | Bid Deadlines for Private-Sector Projects
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. Lately, my work with private-sector clients has been gradually picking up, and I just heard something pretty funny lol. Apparently, they requested a quote from a private-sector client, but were told that if they didn’t act fast, the quote would go up lol. Do you get what that means?? The quote deadline was about a month away, but if they were a week late…