て以来 details

write + (and…) + ever since — the state that started then has held unbroken up to now

kaite irai

ever since — the state that started then has held unbroken up to now

meaning: ever since writing

この町まちに引っ越しひっこしていらい、毎朝まいあさ歩あるいて通かよっている。

kono machi ni hikkoshite irai, maiasa aruite kayotte iru.

I have walked to work every morning ever since moving to this town. neutral

あの日ひけんかして以来いらい、あいつとは口くちをきいてない。

ano hi kenka shite irai, aitsu to wa kuchi o kiitenai.

I haven't spoken to him since the day we had that fight. casual

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ever since — since that event, the situation has held right up to now

この町まちに引ひっ越こしていらい、毎朝まいあさ歩あるいて通かよっている。

kono machi ni hikkoshiteirai, maiasa aruite kayotte iru.

I have walked to work every morning ever since moving to this town. neutral

あの日ひけんかして以来いらい、あいつとは口くちをきいてない。

ano hi kenka shite irai, aitsu to wa kuchi o kiitenai.

I haven't spoken to him since the day we had that fight. casual

弊社へいしゃは創業そうぎょう以来いらい、品質ひんしつ第一だいいちを守まもってまいりました。

heisha wa sougyou irai, hinshitsu daiichi o mamotte mairimashita.

We have upheld quality first ever since our founding. formal

てこのかた — bookish twin of て以来, almost always with a negative or a "not once" main clause — 就職しゅうしょくしてこのかた、休やすんだことがない. Rare in conversation.

以来 joins a noun bare (卒業そつぎょう以来いらい), never with の. The main
clause must still hold now, so a closed-off past event cannot follow it.

てから
てから marks a starting point and nothing more, so it takes any span and any following event (さっき起おきてからコーヒーを飲のんだ); て以来 additionally claims the resulting state has run unbroken to the present, which is why a short span sounds off under it — ?一時間いちじかん前まえに来きて以来いらい where 一時間前に来てから is unremarkable.
ぶりに
Both frame a long gap, from opposite ends: ぶりに measures the gap and needs a number (三年さんねんぶりに会あった), while て以来 names the event that opened it and forbids a measurement in its own slot — ×三年ぶり以来.