This is a method for improving the ground using only natural crushed stone that takes the environment into consideration.
In recent years, issues such as environmental pollution (carcinogenic substance hexavalent chromium), asset depreciation (decline in land valuation due to the mixing of cement compounds), and quality defects (residential ground accidents due to inadequate strength verification in design) have been pointed out. The high-speed construction method is an environmentally friendly ground improvement technique that addresses all of the above issues. It is also an excellent method for earthquake countermeasures, such as liquefaction.
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【Features】 ○ Uses natural crushed stone, preventing a decrease in land value (prevents asset depreciation). ○ Does not become industrial waste. ○ No soil contamination. ○ Resistant to earthquakes. ○ Suppresses liquefaction. ● For more details, please contact us.
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General residential buildings, etc.
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Kasahara Construction was founded in 1913 (the 2nd year of Taisho) with a focus on civil engineering and construction. Since then, we have been advancing our construction projects with the desire to contribute, even in a small way, to the development of the local community. In addition to the development of social infrastructure in local civil engineering and architecture, we have recently expanded into maintenance and preservation fields such as upkeep, management, repairs, and renovations. Furthermore, we have recently been focusing on environmental aspects, aiming to develop a third pillar for our company by directing our civil and architectural projects towards environmental initiatives. Since 2010, we have introduced a wood drying machine from "Aikobo" to utilize local cedar and forests, and we have begun producing "Echigo Koso Cedar" timber.
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