GPR & Concrete Scanning

Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) uses radar waves to detect objects and changes beneath the surface. It allows us to identify embedded objects in concrete and underground structures in real time without destructive testing.

Why It Matters

Cutting or coring into unknown concrete can result in:

• Structural damage
• Severed conduits or cables
• Costly repairs
• Safety risks

GPR scanning ensures you know exactly what’s beneath the surface before work begins.

• Rebar and post-tension cables
• Electrical conduits
• Voids and slab thickness
• Non-metallic objects
• Buried structures and foundations

1. Surface scanning using handheld GPR systems
2. Real-time data interpretation
3. Marking of detected objects
4. Optional reporting and imaging

• Concrete cutting and coring
• Structural inspections
• Renovation and retrofitting
• Construction planning
• Condition assessments

• Advanced GPR technology
• Non-destructive testing methods
• Accurate, real-time results
• Experienced operators
• Reliable jobsite support