Font size large / medium site map English We will promptly contact you for inquiries, questions, consultations, etc. home > AKITEM NEWS > Details We are conducting an outer wall survey! Delivered October 3, 2014 We carry out percussion surveys on the outer walls of buildings that are outsourced for management and deterioration surveys on sealing (joint materials). A gondola is installed and the tile surface and concrete surface of the outer wall are consulted to confirm "floating" and "cracking", and to confirm "peeling" and "hardening" of the sealing. In the near future, we are conducting repair work while investigating areas where the outer wall is likely to "peel" or where cracks are progressing. Recently, in addition to the aging of buildings, there are an increasing number of cases where the outer walls are peeled off due to natural disasters such as earthquakes, causing damage to third parties. We propose "preventive work" to prevent damage and respond to various requests from building owners. Return to AKITEM NEWS list Return to top of page What is Akitemu? ● What is Akitemu? Free Building Diagnostic Report ● Free building diagnostic report Electrical equipment work ● Electrical equipment construction top ● Business items ● Construction results Comprehensive building management / condominium management ● Comprehensive building management and condominium management top ● Comprehensive building management top ● Condominium management top ● Business items ● Management results Renewal work ● Renewal work top ● Business items ● Construction results (specialized construction) ● Construction results (large-scale renovation) Company Profile ● Company profile and company history ● List of major customers ● Business qualification ● Greetings from the owner ● Management Philosophy Employment information ● Hiring new graduates ● Mid-career recruitment Contact Us ● Inquiries by phone ● Inquiries by email ● Headquarters location For employees only ● Safety and health bulletin board Copyright 2014 Akitem Co., Ltd, All Right Reserved