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Subsurface correction work | Liquid pressure injection and liquefaction prevention work for existing homes while living in them.

Subsurface correction work | Liquid pressure injection and liquefaction prevention work for existing homes while living in them.

No need for moving or temporary housing! The i-LIFT method prevents liquefaction settlement risks in existing homes through liquid pressure injection, allowing for high-precision leveling restoration while living in the house.

GeoTech offers a pre-sinking prevention and horizontal correction solution using the "i-LIFT Method," a liquid pressure injection technique that prioritizes the living environment of homeowners in response to issues related to liquefaction and uneven settlement of existing homes. This method involves the pressurized injection of a cement-based grout with excellent chemical stability into the ground, followed by steps to form a support slab, reinforce the foundation, and lift the structure, thereby significantly strengthening the ground. By utilizing high-precision laser levels and 3D measuring devices to continuously monitor the behavior of the building in real-time during construction, precise level adjustments within millimeters can be achieved without placing excessive stress on the building's structure. The use of compact construction equipment allows for work to be carried out without issues in narrow sites where large machinery cannot enter or where there is minimal space between neighboring properties. There is no need for extensive demolition work or moving to temporary housing, allowing for "construction while living" to be completed, significantly reducing the financial and mental stress on homeowners. This reliable method enhances ground strength to prevent re-sinking, ensuring long-lasting residential comfort and property value.

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  • Residential foundations
  • Other earthworks, foundation works, and exterior floors
  • Pressurized injection method

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Subsurface Correction Work | Blocking Liquefaction Settlement in Existing Homes with Liquid Pressure Injection for Construction Companies

Subsurface Correction Work | Blocking Liquefaction Settlement in Existing Homes with Liquid Pressure Injection for Construction Companies

Prevent liquefaction settlement troubles after handover with chemical pressure injection! Contributing to the restoration of trust for contractors and builders with the i-LIFT method and precise measurements.

In response to differential settlement that occurs after the handover of residential properties and the liquefaction risk during large-scale earthquakes, Geotech proposes the "i-LIFT Method," an optimal liquid pressure injection technique for after-sales support for contractors and house manufacturers. This method is an advanced technology that injects quick-setting cement-based grout under pressure directly beneath the building to form support layers, reinforce foundations, and correct horizontal alignment, particularly in sites where ground reinforcement was insufficient during construction or in areas with localized soft layers. By using high-precision laser levels and three-dimensional displacement measurement devices, we can visualize and manage elevation data in real-time, achieving accurate horizontal restoration to the millimeter without causing secondary damage to the structure. Since it allows for "construction while living," we can completely eliminate unnecessary secondary costs such as temporary housing expenses and moving costs, without requiring homeowners to move out or temporarily relocate. We fulfill our accountability to homeowners with objective data based on scientific evidence, strongly supporting the recovery of corporate trust and amicable after-sales solutions.

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  • Pressurized injection method

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Subsurface correction work | Preventing liquefaction in existing homes by pressurized injection of chemical solutions to prevent pipe breakage.

Subsurface correction work | Preventing liquefaction in existing homes by pressurized injection of chemical solutions to prevent pipe breakage.

Prevent risks of pipe damage and utility disruption with pressurized liquid injection! The i-LIFT method allows for precise horizontal restoration of existing homes without damaging the foundation.

In response to concerns about ground subsidence, pipeline breakage due to liquefaction during earthquakes, and damage to foundation structures, Geotech proposes a pre-subsidence prevention and subsidence correction plan using the "i-LIFT method" with liquid pressure injection. This method involves the precise injection of quick-setting cement-based grout into the soft sandy layers directly beneath the building, enhancing ground bearing capacity through a three-stage control of support layer formation, foundation reinforcement, and lift-up. By employing non-destructive construction techniques that do not damage the foundation concrete and pipeline-following technology, we can safely achieve accurate horizontal restoration to the millimeter level without interrupting urban gas and water supply infrastructure. Under real-time monitoring with high-precision laser levels, we avoid applying excessive tensile or torsional stress to structural elements and buried pipelines. This solution enables "construction while living," preventing the need for temporary housing or relocation, thereby protecting the residents' comfortable living environment while ensuring peace of mind by preventing future subsidence and infrastructure damage.

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Subsidized Improvement Work | Achieving Liquefaction Prevention and Ground Strengthening for Existing Homes through Liquid Pressure Injection

Subsidized Improvement Work | Achieving Liquefaction Prevention and Ground Strengthening for Existing Homes through Liquid Pressure Injection

Prevent liquefaction settlement risks in existing homes with pressure-injected chemical solutions! Dramatically strengthen the ground and protect your home with the i-LIFT method and high-precision laser measurement.

GeoTech proposes the "i-LIFT Method," a pre-subsidence prevention technique using pressure-injected chemical solutions for existing homes facing the risks of liquefaction and uneven settlement during earthquakes. This method is a groundbreaking technology that significantly enhances the ground's bearing capacity through three steps: pressurized injection of a quick-setting cement-based grout into the ground, formation of a support layer, foundation reinforcement, and lifting of the building. By using high-precision laser measuring instruments and 3D measurement devices to continuously monitor displacement in real-time during construction, it allows for precise horizontal correction in millimeter increments without imposing excessive loads on the building structure. The use of compact and small construction machinery means that there is no need for large heavy equipment transportation or house demolition, even on narrow sites. Furthermore, by using environmentally friendly injection materials, it does not contaminate the surrounding environment or groundwater, perfectly achieving "construction while living" without the need for moving or temporary housing. This is a reliable ground reinforcement solution that ensures the structural safety of your important home and completely eliminates the risk of future subsidence.

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Subsurface correction work | Preventing land subsidence risks from neighboring land changes and liquefaction through pressurized chemical injection.

Subsurface correction work | Preventing land subsidence risks from neighboring land changes and liquefaction through pressurized chemical injection.

Prevent liquefaction settlement risks caused by neighboring construction and groundwater fluctuations in advance! The i-LIFT method and chemical pressure injection strongly reinforce the foundation of existing homes.

In response to the risks of differential settlement and liquefaction of existing homes caused by nearby excavation, embankment work, and fluctuations in groundwater levels, Geotech proposes a pre-subsidence prevention solution using the "i-LIFT method" with pressure-injected chemical solutions. This method involves pressure-injecting non-dispersive, quick-setting cement-based grout into soft ground or sandy soil directly beneath the building, employing a three-stage approach of support layer formation, foundation reinforcement, and precise lift-up to fundamentally enhance ground strength. By utilizing high-precision laser measurement devices and three-dimensional displacement sensors, we can monitor structural behavior in real-time during construction, allowing for millimeter-level horizontal restoration without imposing undue stress on the building. The use of a static pressure injection method that does not generate impact noise or vibrations, along with compact, small-scale equipment, enables safe construction without causing encroachment or noise issues, even in sites closely adjacent to neighboring homes. We achieve "construction while living" without necessitating relocation or temporary housing, ensuring the enduring safety of your home while protecting the surrounding environment.

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  • Pile and foundation work
  • Other earthworks, foundation works, and exterior floors
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Settlement correction work | Preventing liquefaction of existing homes and restoring asset value through liquid pressure injection.

Settlement correction work | Preventing liquefaction of existing homes and restoring asset value through liquid pressure injection.

Prevent liquefaction settlement risks in existing homes with pressurized chemical injection! Enhance the asset value and structural safety of buildings with the i-LIFT method and precise measurement.

In response to the sinking troubles of existing homes and concerns about liquefaction during earthquakes, Geotech proposes a modification plan that utilizes the pre-sinking prevention method "i-LIFT Method" through pressure injection of chemical solutions, aiming to enhance the asset value of homes and restore their structure. This method is an advanced technology that dramatically increases ground bearing capacity in three steps: forming a support layer, reinforcing the foundation, and lifting up, by pressure injecting a quick-setting high-density cement-based grout into the soft sandy layer directly beneath the building. By using high-precision laser levels and three-dimensional displacement sensors, we continuously monitor behavior in real-time, allowing for accurate horizontal restoration to the millimeter without imposing any burden on the structure. The compact construction, which does not require demolition or large-scale temporary works, enables "construction while living" without the need for homeowners to move or find temporary housing, minimizing both economic and mental burdens. We provide reliable evidence and long-term durability that are highly valued in inspections and real estate transactions, making this a trusted reinforcement technology that connects important residential assets to the future.

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  • Pile and foundation work
  • Other earthworks, foundation works, and exterior floors
  • Pressurized injection method

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Subsurface correction work | Liquid pressure injection with digital continuous monitoring to prevent liquefaction in existing homes.

Subsurface correction work | Liquid pressure injection with digital continuous monitoring to prevent liquefaction in existing homes.

Prevent liquefaction settlement risks in existing homes through constant digital monitoring! Achieve millimeter-level horizontal restoration with the i-LIFT method and pressure-injected chemical solutions.

In response to the subsidence issues occurring beneath existing homes and concerns about liquefaction during earthquakes, Geotech proposes a pre-subsidence prevention solution using the "i-LIFT method," which combines digital continuous monitoring with pressure-injected chemical solutions. This method involves pressure-injecting a quick-setting cement-based grout into the soft sandy layer directly beneath the building, significantly enhancing ground strength through three processes: support layer formation, foundation reinforcement, and lift-up. During construction, ultra-high precision laser levels and three-dimensional displacement sensors are used to continuously visualize and monitor the building's elevation behavior and minute displacement in real-time. By finely adjusting the injection pressure based on numerical data, we can achieve perfect horizontal correction to the millimeter without imposing undue strain or localized stress on the structure. The compact construction does not require large machinery or house demolition, enabling "construction while living" without incurring temporary housing costs or moving expenses. We provide the highest quality ground reinforcement that minimizes future re-subsidence risks to zero, backed by solid scientific evidence.

  • Renovation and repair methods
  • Residential foundations
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  • Pressurized injection method

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