A case of removing various underground obstacles while protecting the wall of the hole!
We would like to introduce a case of underground obstacle removal that we conducted. In Atsugi City, Kanagawa Prefecture, we carried out underground obstacle removal work using a full-circle rotary all-casing method (equivalent to BG method). We removed various underground obstacles while protecting the borehole walls. We have introduced this case with images in the related links, so please take a look. 【Case Overview】 ■ Project Name: Full-Circle Rotary (BG Equivalent) Underground Obstacle Removal ■ Construction Date: April 2, 2022 ■ Location: Atsugi City, Kanagawa Prefecture ■ Details: φ1000 to φ1800, L=11 to 21m (68 pipes) *For more details, please download the PDF from the related links or contact us.
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Our company conducts construction work related to building foundations, including the removal of underground obstacles using the multi-drill method, ground improvement work for single-family residential sites, pile driving for low to mid-rise apartment buildings, retaining wall support pile installation, excavation support work, and ground surveys. We have a system in place to propose appropriate methods based on usage and construction conditions, providing a comprehensive range of support from design to municipal coordination, construction, and management. We have developed numerous original methods and obtained patents, NETIS registrations, and utility model certificates. Please feel free to consult us even for projects that have been declined by other companies. In collaboration with our group company, Tomi Crane Co., Ltd., we respond with a wealth of machinery, years of experience and trust, and high-level technology.