About Us

01No lump-sum "isshiki" estimates

Demolition, groundwork, finishes, equipment and electrical work are written line by line with quantities and unit prices. The building's A/B/C work classification is shown separately.

02We check the property with you before you sign

We check power capacity, water and drainage, gas, exhaust, fire safety and the building's construction rules, and tell you the likely cost for that property before you sign the lease.

03We won't let the interior eat up your opening budget

We always suggest ways to keep money: reusing inuki equipment, opening at 80% and adding later, and alternatives that keep the look for less.

04Conditions for extra costs in writing before work starts

Possible extras — such as damaged substrates or pipes found after demolition — and their estimated cost are explained in advance. Extra work is always discussed with you first.

05A schedule counted back from your opening day

The schedule includes health center and fire inspections and equipment deliveries. Pipes and wiring are photographed before they are covered.

06One contact for interior, electrical, LAN, cameras and signs

We coordinate with the Iemonogatari Group's electrical, LAN, security camera, flooring and wallpaper teams to arrange all the work you need to open.