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  1. アップルハウス Aichi//Building Management 本社
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  3. アップコン Kanagawa//others 沈下修正の専門家【全国対応】【本社】神奈川県川崎市【事務所】札幌・仙台・名古屋・大阪・福岡
  4. 平成テクノス Osaka//others
  5. ジオラフター Chiba//Other construction industries
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  1. What is sinking correction work? アップルハウス 本社
  2. [Construction Case] Slab Foundation House: Settlement Correction Work (Kyoto Prefecture) アップコン 沈下修正の専門家【全国対応】【本社】神奈川県川崎市【事務所】札幌・仙台・名古屋・大阪・福岡
  3. [Construction Example] Slab Foundation House: Ground Settlement Correction Work Due to Earthquake (Ibaraki Prefecture) アップコン 沈下修正の専門家【全国対応】【本社】神奈川県川崎市【事務所】札幌・仙台・名古屋・大阪・福岡
  4. [Construction Case Study] Slab Foundation House: Settlement Correction Work Due to Liquefaction - Site Tour アップコン 沈下修正の専門家【全国対応】【本社】神奈川県川崎市【事務所】札幌・仙台・名古屋・大阪・福岡
  5. 4 [Construction Case] Slab Foundation House: Settlement Correction Work (Kawasaki City, Kanagawa Prefecture) アップコン 沈下修正の専門家【全国対応】【本社】神奈川県川崎市【事務所】札幌・仙台・名古屋・大阪・福岡

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Helpful Material: "Settlement Repair Work - Explanation of Terms and Various Methods"

Helpful Material: "Settlement Repair Work - Explanation of Terms and Various Methods"

We are currently offering materials that clearly explain the sinking correction construction! The explanations cover terminology and various construction methods in an easy-to-understand manner!

Settlement correction work refers to the construction process that involves applying steel pipes or chemical injections to buildings that have tilted due to ground subsidence, in order to bring them closer to a level position. This document provides detailed information on "settlement correction work" for buildings that have tilted due to ground subsidence, as well as the "chemical injection method" applicable to slab foundations. 【Contents】 ■ Settlement Correction Work - What is settlement correction work? - What is ground subsidence? ■ Correction Methods - Steel pipe pile driving method (underpinning method) - Pressure-resistant slab method - Void injection filling method - Chemical injection method *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

  • Ground improvement
  • Ground foundation construction method
  • Renovation and repair methods

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Presentation of Useful Materials for Subsidence Correction Work" Explanation of "What is Ground Subsidence

Presentation of Useful Materials for Subsidence Correction Work" Explanation of "What is Ground Subsidence

Localized subsidence occurs when it is associated with carpentry work or when a load exceeds the ground bearing capacity.

"Ground subsidence" refers to the phenomenon where the ground is compressed and sinks. Widespread ground subsidence primarily occurs due to excessive pumping of groundwater for industrial use, agricultural use, snow melting, air conditioning, and the extraction of natural gas, among other reasons. Localized subsidence occurs in cases related to civil engineering works or when loads exceed the bearing capacity of the ground. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.*

  • Ground foundation construction method

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Presentation of Useful Materials for Subsidence Correction Work: Explanation of the Underpinning Method

Presentation of Useful Materials for Subsidence Correction Work: Explanation of the Underpinning Method

Not only correct the sinking of the building, but also prevent further sinking! Construction can be carried out while occupied.

The "underpinning method" is commonly used in settlement repair work, where the load of the building is supported by steel pipe piles driven into the foundation using jacks, allowing for the entire building to be corrected. It prevents re-settlement and allows for construction to be carried out while residents remain in the building, without the need to move out. There is minimal noise, vibration, and dust generation, and the space required for equipment storage is also minimized. 【Features】 ■ The load of the building is supported by steel pipe piles driven into the foundation using jacks, correcting the entire building. ■ Construction can be carried out while residents remain in the building, without the need to move out. ■ Minimal noise, vibration, and dust generation. ■ Space-efficient equipment storage. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

  • Ground foundation construction method

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The gaps in the windows and doors are concerning... the cause might be "ground movement"!

The gaps in the windows and doors are concerning... the cause might be "ground movement"!

The cause of doors that won't close completely and gaps that won't fill may be the "tilt of the building"! We can solve your concerns by correcting the tilt through "settlement repair work"!

"The door doesn't close properly." "There is a half-open gap in the window." Do you have such concerns? The cause may be the "tilting" due to changes in the building's foundation. "Settlement correction work" is a construction process to fix the sinking or deformation of buildings caused by ground subsidence, landslides, volume compression of fill, or crustal movements due to earthquakes, in order to restore stability. If such tilting is left unaddressed, it may lead to extensive repairs later on, or there is a possibility of significant damage during natural disasters such as earthquakes, so early intervention is crucial. We propose methods tailored to the current ground conditions, including the "steel pipe pile driving method," "pressure-resistant slab method," and "foundation raising method," to correct the tilt and prevent re-sinking. Our company, which has numerous construction achievements, will guide you according to your concerns and the state of the ground and tilt. Additionally, we have a model of the settlement correction work on display at our headquarters. If you wish to visit, please feel free to contact us. 【Types of Methods】 ■ Steel pipe pile driving method ■ Pressure-resistant slab method ■ Combined method of steel pipe pile driving and pressure-resistant slab ■ Foundation raising method *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

  • Ground improvement
  • Residential foundations
  • Earthquake-resistant construction method

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Are you having trouble with "puddles in the garden" that don't drain well? 'Settlement Repair Work'

Are you having trouble with "puddles in the garden" that don't drain well? 'Settlement Repair Work'

A fundamental review is necessary for "puddles" caused by earthquakes and ground changes! Subsidence correction work to repair building foundations and deformations *Free inspections available.

"The puddle in the garden won't dry up..." "The ground is loose, and liquefaction is occurring." Do you have such concerns? The cause may be due to "ground changes" caused by earthquakes and other factors. "Subsidence correction work" is a construction process to fix the subsidence and deformation of buildings caused by ground subsidence, landslides, volume compression of fill, and crustal movements due to earthquakes, in order to restore stability. We propose methods tailored to the current ground conditions, including the "steel pipe pile driving method" to correct tilting and prevent further subsidence, as well as the "pressure-resistant slab method" and the "foundation raising method." We will provide guidance based on your housing concerns and the state of the ground and tilting. Additionally, we have a model of subsidence correction work displayed on our headquarters premises. If you wish to visit, please feel free to contact us. [Types of Methods] ■ Steel Pipe Pile Driving Method ■ Pressure-Resistant Slab Method ■ Combined Steel Pipe Pile Driving and Pressure-Resistant Slab Method ■ Foundation Raising Method *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

  • Ground improvement
  • Residential foundations
  • Earthquake-resistant construction method

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[Construction Example] Restoration Work of a Wooden House in Mihama 3-chome, Urayasu City, Chiba Prefecture

[Construction Example] Restoration Work of a Wooden House in Mihama 3-chome, Urayasu City, Chiba Prefecture

It was a satisfactory construction project! Here is an introduction to a case study of a wooden house slope restoration work.

Here is a case study of a wooden house slope restoration project. "Settlement correction work and liquefaction countermeasures are different things." "You must not abuse the foundation and the ground." "A shorter construction period is better." Based on these three points, we received the request from our client. We constructed a flat foundation over an area of 89m2 using a multi-point interval method. The construction period was 12 days. As a result, the work was satisfactory, and we received words of gratitude such as, "Each role was clear, and there was no waste in the flow of the entire construction process." [Case Overview] ■ Location: Mihama, Urayasu City, Chiba Prefecture ■ Building Name: Residence ■ Structure and Scale: Two-story wooden house ■ Foundation Structure: Flat foundation ■ Total Restoration Weight: Approximately 60 t *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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  • Renovation and repair methods
  • Ground improvement

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Presentation of Useful Materials for Settlement Correction Work" Explanation of "What is Settlement Correction Work

Presentation of Useful Materials for Settlement Correction Work" Explanation of "What is Settlement Correction Work

We present helpful materials that clearly explain terminology and various construction methods!

"Subsidence correction work" refers to the construction process that involves applying steel pipes or chemical injections to buildings that have tilted due to ground subsidence, in order to bring the buildings closer to a level position. The PDF document below provides clear explanations from terminology to various methods, so please take a look. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.*

  • Ground foundation construction method

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Presentation of Useful Materials for Settlement Correction Work: Explanation of 'Load-Bearing Slab Method'

Presentation of Useful Materials for Settlement Correction Work: Explanation of 'Load-Bearing Slab Method'

Lay a pressure plate (iron plate) under the foundation and use a jack to support the foundation and correct the tilt!

The "Pressure-resistant slab method" is a construction technique used when the surface layer is relatively hard, the weak layer is shallow, and the supporting layer is relatively shallow. Excavate 40 to 50 cm from the bottom of the foundation and install the pressure-resistant slab. Support the foundation with a jack to correct any tilt. 【Process Flow】 (1) Foundation excavation and pressure-resistant slab installation - Excavate 40 to 50 cm from the bottom of the foundation - Install the pressure-resistant slab (2) Pressure confirmation - Confirm pressure using a gauge-equipped jack (3) Jack installation - Support with the actual jack *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

  • Ground foundation construction method

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Presentation of Useful Materials for Settlement Correction Work: Explanation of Ground Improvement 'Chemical Injection Method'

Presentation of Useful Materials for Settlement Correction Work: Explanation of Ground Improvement 'Chemical Injection Method'

Relatively inexpensive and can be constructed in a short period of time! We also offer helpful materials that clearly explain various construction methods!

The "liquid injection method" can be applied to shallow foundations. It is relatively inexpensive and can be constructed in a short period of time. The PDF document below provides easy-to-understand explanations of terms related to settlement correction work, as well as various methods, so please take a look. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Introduction to "Settlement Correction Works"

Introduction to "Settlement Correction Works"

We offer ground renovations that withstand earthquakes!

"Subsidance correction work" refers to construction aimed at correcting the subsidence and deformation of buildings caused by changes in the ground due to ground subsidence, landslides, volume compression of embankments, and crustal movements due to earthquakes, in order to restore stability. By correcting buildings to be on solid ground, it not only helps to regain a comfortable and safe living environment but also contributes to the reduction of earthquake damage. [Types] ■ Steel pipe pile driving method ■ Pressure-resistant slab method ■ Combination of steel pipe pile driving method and pressure-resistant slab method ■ Foundation raising method ■ Void injection work *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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  • Earthquake-resistant construction method
  • Ground foundation construction method

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What is sinking correction work?

What is sinking correction work?

By reinforcing buildings with a solid foundation, we can reduce earthquake damage!

"Settlement correction work" refers to the construction aimed at correcting the sinking and deformation of buildings caused by changes in the ground due to ground subsidence, landslides, volume compression of fill, and crustal movements due to earthquakes, in order to restore stability. Are there symptoms of sinking or deformation, such as "a ball rolling when placed on the floor" or "cracks in the building foundation"? Apple House can fix it. By correcting the building to a solid foundation, it is possible to reduce earthquake damage. We will jack up the tilt of the building to level it and restore a safe and comfortable living environment. [Features] ■ Reduces earthquake damage by correcting the building to a solid foundation. ■ Levels the tilt of the building by jacking it up, restoring a safe and comfortable living environment. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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  • Residential foundations
  • Earthquake-resistant construction method

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Sinking Correction Method: Steel Pipe Pile Driving and Load-Bearing Plate Method (Combined Method)

Sinking Correction Method: Steel Pipe Pile Driving and Load-Bearing Plate Method (Combined Method)

Construction using a combination of steel pipe piles and a bearing plate! It is suitable for cases of settlement due to volume compression of the fill.

The "Steel Pipe Pile Driving and Pressure Distribution Slab Method (Combined Method)" is a sinking correction method used in cases of settlement due to volume compression of fill soil. Construction is carried out using a combination of steel pipe piles and pressure distribution slabs. By correcting the building to a solid foundation, it is possible to reduce earthquake damage. The tilt of the building is jacked up and leveled, restoring a comfortable and safe living environment. 【Features】 ■ Suitable for cases of settlement due to volume compression of fill soil ■ Construction using a combination of steel pipe piles and pressure distribution slabs ■ Reduces earthquake damage by correcting the building to a solid foundation ■ Restores a comfortable and safe living environment by jacking up and leveling the building *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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  • Residential foundations
  • Earthquake-resistant construction method

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Flexibly respond to ground and tilting conditions! 'List of Types of Settlement Repair Construction Methods'

Flexibly respond to ground and tilting conditions! 'List of Types of Settlement Repair Construction Methods'

The causes of subsidence are diverse! We propose construction methods tailored to the current ground conditions.

"I feel like my house is leaning..." If that's the case, please consult Apple House. The causes of sinking can vary widely, including earthquakes, ground subsidence, and construction defects. We propose methods tailored to the current ground conditions, including the "Steel Pipe Pile Press-in Method" to correct the tilt and prevent further sinking, as well as the "Pressure-Resistant Slab Method" and the "Foundation Lifting Method." Additionally, we have a model of sinking correction work on display at our headquarters. If you would like to visit, please feel free to contact us. 【Types of Methods】 ■ Steel Pipe Pile Press-in Method ■ Pressure-Resistant Slab Method ■ Combined Method of Steel Pipe Pile Press-in and Pressure-Resistant Slab ■ Foundation Lifting Method *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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