Are the buildings okay after the earthquake? Early inspection of the exterior walls is important. Saitama, Tokyo.
We can perform everything from inspection to repair without scaffolding.
When an earthquake occurs, many people first worry about the collapse of the building itself or damage inside. However, what should be noted in building management is the "external damage" such as exterior wall tiles, mortar, sealing, and exterior materials. Even if there is no significant damage to the entire building, the shaking from the earthquake can gradually put stress on the exterior walls. Particularly in existing buildings, areas where the adhesive strength has already decreased due to aging or where fine cracks have developed may progress to detachment or peeling as a result of the earthquake. The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism also emphasizes the importance of maintaining a state without damage that poses a risk of falling, by checking for "cracks, defects, and detachment" on the exterior walls. Even if there seems to be no problem on the surface, the adhesion between the tiles or mortar and the substrate may have been compromised internally. Using rope access, we can conduct high-altitude exterior wall inspections without setting up scaffolding. We also respond to inspections of specific areas of concern, tapping surveys, and emergency repairs. A "precautionary check" after an earthquake can prevent major accidents before they happen. For exterior wall inspections and repairs in Tokyo, Chiba, Saitama, and Kanagawa, please consult TRAWE.
- Company：TRAWE main office
- Price：Other
