Have you ever had trouble with old wells or filling in wells? Wells that are not in use become dead space.
When backfilling a well, the purification methods and customs vary by region, but according to Japanese tradition, a purification ceremony is first conducted. After that, underground pipes and other structures are removed, and the well is backfilled with fine sand and river sand. The most important thing is to ensure that the filled well does not collapse by thoroughly packing fine sand and river sand inside, sealing it with water to prevent any gaps. For the backfilling of unused wells, our company will handle everything from the purification ceremony to the backfilling process.
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P4
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P4
※The construction period is approximately 2 to 3 days.
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Backfilling work for existing wells. Why not fill in the well and make effective use of the dead space?
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Purification before backfilling Purification is also an important step.
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Well Before Backfilling Unused wells become dead space.
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After the well has been properly backfilled, the land can be safely used.
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