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Due to the recent surge in prices, we have received inquiries about the difficulty in budgeting for ground improvement costs amid rising construction expenses. Additionally, depending on the results of ground surveys, there may be cases where ground improvement costs are high. By utilizing our "Ground Survey Data Diagnosis and Analysis Service," many cases may not require ground improvement at all. Our "Ground Survey Data Diagnosis and Analysis Service" leverages over 20 years of experience and know-how from a third-party organization (JHS) across the country, using the "Residential Ground Information System" to provide diagnoses not only based on survey data but also from multiple perspectives regarding appropriate ground conditions. We can issue quality assurance certificates even for direct foundations and ground requiring countermeasures. The warranty period can last up to 20 years from the construction period plus the handover date. The diagnosis is free, so why not try our high-precision analysis? 【Features】 ■ Diagnosis of appropriate ground conditions from multiple perspectives, not just based on survey data ■ Free diagnosis can be determined solely from survey data ■ Quality assurance certificates can be issued even for direct foundations and ground requiring countermeasures ■ Warranty period lasts up to 20 years from the construction period plus the handover date *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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Free membership registrationRegular inspections after handover are not only the responsibility of the contractor but also an important task for maintaining a good relationship with the client. Our "Regular Inspection Agency Service" reduces the after-service burden on supervisors, allowing them to focus on managing new construction sites. Additionally, by performing simple repairs during inspections, we can reduce the burden of future arrangements, and you can design inspection programs with an eye toward future renovation orders. 【Features】 ■ Allows you to concentrate on managing new construction sites ■ Reduces the burden of future arrangements by performing simple repairs during inspections (Conducting simple repairs for frequently occurring adjustments and indoor wallpaper) ■ Enables you to design inspection programs with an eye toward future renovation orders *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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Free membership registrationRegular inspections after handover are not only the responsibility of the business operator but also an important task for maintaining a good relationship with the client. Our "Regular Inspection Agency Service" provides guidance on inspection timing, schedule adjustments, and even simple repairs during inspections. This service reduces the burden on your company's after-sales service, allowing you to focus on other operations. 【Features】 ■ Allows you to concentrate on other operations ■ Provides guidance on inspection timing, schedule adjustments, and simple repairs during inspections ■ Freely customize necessary inspections as needed ■ Option: Handle customer inquiries on your behalf (Property management via a web system) *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Free membership registrationWe would like to introduce examples of applications for our environmentally friendly cleaning agent "G-Eco Series" in different automotive production processes. In the pressing process, it can be used for cleaning during mold maintenance work and for adding to cooling water. In the body assembly process, it can be used for offline cleaning of the welding machine's cooling circuit and for adding to the circulating water of water-cooled control panel coolers. 【Applications by Process】 <Vehicle> ■ Press - Cleaning during mold maintenance work - Adding to cooling water ■ Body Assembly - Offline cleaning of the welding machine's cooling circuit - Adding to the circulating water of water-cooled control panel coolers *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Free membership registrationWe would like to introduce the problems and challenges that can be solved with our "G-Eco Cleaning Agent." In cooling water circulation chillers and cooling towers, it is possible to reduce electricity and CO2 emissions by 10%. Water treatment properties are also improved. Additionally, in pressing/casting/forging, it enhances mold preservation, extends mold life, and suppresses rust formation. 【Examples of Solutions (Partial)】 <Cooling Water Circulation> ■ Electricity Reduction → 10% Reduction ■ CO2 Reduction → 10% Reduction ■ Improved Water Treatment Properties *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Free membership registrationWe conduct soil analysis for dogs called "Dog Eco." You can specify areas of concern in your garden or land, and we will collect soil samples from that area and another nearby location, up to about 20 cm deep for analysis. The analysis includes substances such as "cadmium," "lead," "selenium," and "mercury," and it is a soil analysis common to humans as well. Please feel free to contact us if you would like to request our services. [Analysis Content (Partial)] ■ Cadmium ■ Lead ■ Selenium ■ Arsenic ■ Mercury *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Free membership registrationAt House Stage, we conduct a "Green Test" to diagnose land. We carry out three assessments: "Ground Investigation" to understand the hardness and softness of the ground and any obstacles in the deep layers, "Subsurface Exploration" to check for the presence of underground obstacles, and "Soil Diagnosis" to determine if there is any soil contamination. Selling land with issues such as underground installations, weak ground, or soil contamination can lead to significant problems with business partners later on. By conducting a ground diagnosis, the risks hidden in the land become clear. Would you like to add invisible value and provide land with greater peace of mind? 【Implementation Details】 ■ Ground Investigation ■ Subsurface Exploration ■ Soil Diagnosis *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Free membership registrationThis document introduces ground that is prone to liquefaction, methods for liquefaction investigation, and case studies related to litigation. Since the Great East Japan Earthquake, liquefaction has become widely recognized in society. In the future, it may be judged as something that can be anticipated based on legal precedents. We have summarized why liquefaction investigation is necessary, the risks of liquefaction, and the investigation methods using photos and diagrams, so please take a moment to read it. [Contents] ■ Case studies of litigation due to liquefaction damage ■ What constitutes ground prone to liquefaction ■ Methods for liquefaction investigation ■ Methods for determining liquefaction *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Free membership registrationIn the "Ground Investigation Data Diagnosis and Analysis Service," we utilize the "Residential Ground Information System," which has accumulated over 20 years of experience and know-how from JHS across the country, to diagnose not only the investigation data but also the appropriate ground from multiple perspectives. A quality guarantee certificate can be issued even for direct foundations and ground requiring countermeasures. The warranty period is up to 20 years from the construction period plus the handover date. The diagnosis is free, so why not try our high-precision analysis? 【Features】 ■ Diagnosis from JHS's multifaceted perspective ■ Diagnosis of appropriate ground from multiple perspectives, not just investigation data ■ Free diagnosis can be determined with investigation data only ■ A quality guarantee certificate can be issued even for direct foundations and ground requiring countermeasures ■ Warranty period is up to 20 years from the construction period plus the handover date *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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Free membership registrationWe would like to introduce the "Roof Inspection" conducted by House Stage Co., Ltd., which checks roofs, exterior walls, and solar panels using drones. The drone's camera captures 4K footage, allowing for clear visual confirmation. Additionally, the condition of the roof can be monitored in real-time on a screen. Please feel free to ask any questions or consult with us. 【Features】 ■ Inspection without climbing onto the roof ■ High-quality confirmation ■ Drone camera is 4K ■ Immediate inspection ■ Real-time monitoring of roof condition *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Free membership registrationThe Woody Force method is a ground reinforcement technique aimed at small-scale buildings, utilizing unused thinned timber. This method uses thin-diameter thinned timber of "sugi" (Japanese cedar) or "hinoki" (Japanese cypress), which is somewhat too slender for use as house pillars and has been largely underutilized, as ground reinforcement material for houses, making it eco-friendly. By applying anti-corrosion and anti-termite treatment that complies with AQ certification (certification for quality wood building materials, etc.) B-3 (outdoor product components) to the wood used as ground reinforcement material, we aim to further enhance durability. 【Features】 ■ CO2 Reduction - Does not use cement or steel, which emit large amounts of CO2 during the manufacturing process - Contributes to energy conservation and reduction of greenhouse gases ■ Durability - By applying anti-corrosion and anti-termite treatment that complies with AQ certification B-3 to the wood used as ground reinforcement material, we aim to further enhance durability. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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Free membership registrationThe Woody Force method is a ground reinforcement technique aimed at small-scale buildings, utilizing unused thinned wood. This method uses thin-diameter thinned wood of "sugi" (cedar) or "hinoki" (cypress), which is somewhat too slender for use as house pillars and has been largely underutilized, as ground reinforcement material for houses, making it eco-friendly. By applying anti-corrosion and anti-termite treatment that complies with AQ certification (certification for quality wood building materials, etc.) B-3 (outdoor product components) to the wood used as ground reinforcement material, we aim to further enhance durability. 【Features】 ■ CO2 Reduction - Does not use cement or steel, which emit large amounts of CO2 during the manufacturing process - Contributes to energy conservation and reduction of greenhouse gases ■ Durability - By applying anti-corrosion and anti-termite treatment that complies with AQ certification B-3 to the wood used as ground reinforcement material, we aim to further enhance durability. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Free membership registrationThe Woody Force method is a ground reinforcement technique aimed at small-scale buildings, utilizing unused thinned timber. This method uses thin-diameter thinned timber of "sugi" (cedar) or "hinoki" (cypress), which is somewhat too slender for use as house pillars and has been largely underutilized, as ground reinforcement material for houses, making it eco-friendly. By applying anti-corrosion and anti-termite treatment that complies with AQ certification (certification for quality wood building materials, etc.) B-3 (outdoor product components) to the wood used as ground reinforcement material, we aim to further enhance durability. 【Features】 ■ CO2 Reduction - Does not use cement or steel, which emit large amounts of CO2 during the manufacturing process - Contributes to energy conservation and reduction of greenhouse gases ■ Durability - By applying anti-corrosion and anti-termite treatment that complies with AQ certification B-3 to the wood used as ground reinforcement material, we aim to further enhance durability. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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Free membership registrationThe Woody Force method is a ground reinforcement technique aimed at small-scale buildings, utilizing unused thinned timber. This method uses thin-diameter thinned timber of "sugi" (Japanese cedar) or "hinoki" (Japanese cypress), which is somewhat too slender for use as house pillars and has been largely underutilized, as ground reinforcement material for houses, making it eco-friendly. By applying anti-corrosion and anti-termite treatments that comply with AQ certification (certification for quality wood building materials, etc.) B-3 (outdoor product components) to the wood used as ground reinforcement material, we aim to further enhance durability. 【Features】 ■ CO2 Reduction - Does not use cement or steel, which emit large amounts of CO2 during the manufacturing process - Contributes to energy conservation and reduction of greenhouse gases ■ Durability - By applying anti-corrosion and anti-termite treatments that comply with AQ certification B-3 to the wood used as ground reinforcement material, we aim to further enhance durability. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Free membership registrationThe Woody Force method is a ground reinforcement technique aimed at small-scale buildings, utilizing unused thinned timber. This method uses thin-diameter thinned timber of "sugi" (Japanese cedar) or "hinoki" (Japanese cypress), which is somewhat too slender for use as house pillars and has been largely underutilized, as ground reinforcement material for houses, making it eco-friendly. By applying anti-corrosion and anti-termite treatment that complies with AQ certification (certification for quality wood building materials, etc.) B-3 (outdoor product components) to the wood used as ground reinforcement material, we aim to further enhance durability. 【Features】 ■ CO2 Reduction - Does not use cement or steel, which emit large amounts of CO2 during the manufacturing process - Contributes to energy conservation and reduction of greenhouse gases ■ Durability - By applying anti-corrosion and anti-termite treatment that complies with AQ certification B-3 to the wood used as ground reinforcement material, we aim to further enhance durability. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Free membership registrationThe Woody Force method is a ground reinforcement technique aimed at small-scale buildings, utilizing unused thinned wood. This method uses thin-diameter thinned wood from "sugi" (cedar) or "hinoki" (cypress), which is somewhat too slender for use as house pillars and has been largely underutilized, as ground reinforcement material for houses, making it eco-friendly. By applying anti-corrosion and anti-termite treatment that complies with AQ certification (certification for quality wood building materials, etc.) B-3 (outdoor product components) to the wood used as ground reinforcement material, we aim to further enhance durability. 【Features】 ■ CO2 Reduction - Does not use cement or steel, which emit large amounts of CO2 during the manufacturing process - Contributes to energy conservation and reduction of greenhouse gases ■ Durability - By applying anti-corrosion and anti-termite treatment that complies with AQ certification B-3 to the wood used as ground reinforcement material, we aim to further enhance durability. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Free membership registrationThe "Ultra Column Method" is a mechanical mixing deep mixing treatment method that uses a cement-based solidification material slurry. It employs a unique cross-shaped anti-rotation wing on the excavation head, which reduces mixing failures caused by the soil rotation phenomenon that can occur in viscous ground. Additionally, the resistivity of the column is measured with a mixing tester immediately after construction, allowing for the verification of the mixing condition and ensuring the construction of high-quality columns. 【Features】 ■ Obtained building technology performance certification ■ Improved mixing efficiency through unique technology ■ Reliable quality control ■ Various improvement forms available for selection ■ Suitable for small-scale buildings *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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Free membership registrationThe Woody Force construction method is a ground reinforcement technique aimed at small-scale buildings, utilizing unused thinned wood. This method uses thin-diameter thinned wood from "sugi" (cedar) or "hinoki" (cypress), which is somewhat too slender for use as house pillars and has been largely underutilized, as ground reinforcement material for houses, making it eco-friendly. By applying anti-corrosion and anti-termite treatment that complies with AQ certification (certification for quality wood building materials, etc.) B-3 (outdoor product components) to the wood used as ground reinforcement material, we aim to further enhance durability. 【Features】 ■ CO2 Reduction - Does not use cement or steel, which emit large amounts of CO2 during the manufacturing process - Contributes to energy conservation and reduction of greenhouse gases ■ Durability - By applying anti-corrosion and anti-termite treatment that complies with AQ certification B-3 to the wood used as ground reinforcement material, we aim to further enhance durability. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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Free membership registrationThe Pure Pile Method is an advanced ground reinforcement technique that enhances traditional columnar improvement methods, providing a safe and high-quality pile foundation with three times the strength, even in humus soil. Since piles are constructed using only cement milk without soil contamination, it achieves uniform and stable high strength regardless of the type of ground. Furthermore, a special excavation rod expands the ground laterally while digging to the support depth, allowing for the construction of the pile body by replacing it with cement milk. 【Features】 - The strength of each pile is approximately three times that of columnar improvement. - Construction time is about half that of columnar improvement. - Minimal residual soil contributes to a cleaner site, demonstrating environmental consideration. For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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Free membership registrationThe GRR sheet method is a technique that protects valuable properties, such as homes, from uneven settlement by dispersing and equalizing tension and ground forces through the effect of special sheet installation. Since it does not use cement-based solidifying materials or piles, it is also environmentally friendly and does not become a negative legacy. Additionally, the value of a home is not just in the building itself. Ground improvement using cement-based solidifying materials or reinforcement work using piles leaves remnants underground as buried objects. The GRR sheet does not remain in the ground and can be easily removed during rebuilding. 【Features】 - Does not decrease land value - Environmentally friendly and safe for humans - Stable quality - Can be implemented in cultural property burial sites - Highly reliable For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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Free membership registrationThe "Pure Pile Method (PP Method)" is an evolved version of the conventional columnar improvement method, providing a safe and high-quality pile foundation reinforcement method with three times the strength, even in humus soil. Since piles are constructed using only cement milk without soil contamination, it can achieve uniform and stable high strength. 【Features】 ◆ Approximately three times the strength of columnar improvement (per pile) ◆ Construction time is about half that of columnar improvement ◆ No soil removal, so there is no leftover soil 【For more details, please download the catalog or feel free to contact us】
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Free membership registrationThe "GRR Sheet Method" is a ground reinforcement technique that involves laying "geotextiles" within a crushed stone base of a specified thickness. By utilizing the "rigidity reinforcement effect near the surface due to the crushed stone base" and the "deformation confinement effect of the crushed stone layer provided by the sheet," it is possible to reduce differential settlement and maintain stable structures over time. 【Features】 ◆ All processes are visually observable, ensuring reliable construction management ◆ No curing period is required, allowing for reduced construction time ◆ Can be implemented in narrow spaces as it does not require special dedicated construction machinery 【For more details, please feel free to contact us】
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Free membership registrationThe "GRR sheet method" is a ground reinforcement technique that involves laying "geotextiles" within a crushed stone base that has a specified thickness. By utilizing the "rigidity reinforcement effect near the surface due to the crushed stone base" and the "deformation constraint effect of the crushed stone layer provided by the sheet," it reduces differential settlement and enables stable support for structures over time. 【Features】 ◆ All processes are visually observable, ensuring reliable construction management ◆ No curing period required, allowing for reduced construction time ◆ Can be implemented in narrow spaces as it does not require the use of specialized construction machinery 【For more details, please feel free to contact us】
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Free membership registrationThe "Boring Standard Penetration Test" involves drilling into the ground to investigate the properties of soil. It uses the hole to examine the soil's hardness, compaction, soil type, and stratification. Since soil samples can be collected, it allows for direct visual confirmation of the soil's condition. In recent years, liquefaction has been a concern; however, this test can be used to measure water content, enabling the assessment of whether liquefaction will occur when combined with soil quality tests. **Features** - Liquefaction assessment is possible - Soil condition can be confirmed in the vertical direction (columnar diagram) - Soil properties can be understood through physical and mechanical tests **For more details, please download the catalog or feel free to contact us.**
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Free membership registrationThe surface wave exploration method is a survey technique that measures the ground as a "surface." It is the most suitable investigation to determine whether the ground can support a residential structure that is subjected to load over a surface. ◎ Is improvement really necessary...? → Please feel free to consult with us! 【Features】 ■ High-precision surveys to assess the risk of differential settlement ■ Ground warranty available ■ A survey method that can be used by all defect insurance organizations ↓↓ For more details, please contact us. ↓↓
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Free membership registrationThe realization of a dream and one of the greatest projects in life: a home. As the construction plan progresses, the image of the home that the customer envisions becomes clearer. Budget and location decisions follow, and then considerations about the floor plan, exterior wall colors, and so on... However, at this stage, unless one has knowledge about construction, discussions about the ground conditions rarely come up. While awareness of ground conditions in the housing industry has deepened today, in reality, most customers have a limited understanding of ground conditions. As a result, during the planning phase, they often find themselves shocked by unexpected expenses depending on the results of the ground survey. To avoid such situations, we recommend conducting a ground survey early on. ◎ Ground Survey... → If deemed weak, reinforcement is necessary. → Building on solid ground is the best approach. ↓↓ For more details, please contact us ↓↓
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Free membership registrationThere are several methods for ground investigation, but a representative one is called the "Swedish Sondage Test," named because it was used during the construction of the national railway in Sweden, a Nordic country. This test allows for the examination of the conditions within the ground. Currently, this method is used in most places for the ground of general residential buildings in Japan. It has a significant advantage as it uses relatively simple equipment, making it possible to conduct investigations in narrow spaces. 【List of Investigation Examples】 ○ Swedish Sondage Test (SWS Test) ○ Standard Penetration Test ○ Ram Sondage Test ○ Plate Load Test ○ Simple Dynamic Cone Penetration Test ↓↓ For more details, please contact us or download the catalog ↓↓
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Free membership registrationThe surface improvement method involves mixing soil with a cement-based solidifying agent to create an artificially hard and uniform ground, approximately 1 meter thick, beneath the foundation. After mixing the soil and cement-based solidifying agent, heavy machinery is used for compaction to solidify the ground. If care is not taken at this stage, a good ground will not be achieved. Thorough compaction is essential for surface ground improvement. ↓↓ For more details, please contact us. ↓↓
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Free membership registrationThe wet column improvement method involves mixing soil and cement milk to create columnar bodies with a diameter of 400mm to 800mm within the soil. These thick and large columns support the house due to their friction resistance. If the soil and cement milk are mixed carelessly, a proper columnar body cannot be formed. Columnar improvement relies on careful mixing. ↓↓ For more details, please contact us. ↓↓
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