Ground-penetrating radar (GPR) is a non-destructive way to map what’s embedded in a concrete slab or wall before any work begins.
We move a radar unit across the surface and read the returns in real time, then mark the location and depth of embedded objects directly on the concrete. No coring test holes, no x-ray shutdowns, no clearing the area — scanning is fast, safe for everyone on site, and done while your crews keep working nearby.
The result is a clear picture of what’s inside, so the next cut, core or anchor can be placed with confidence.
We confirm the scan area, access and what you're planning to cut, core or anchor.
The GPR unit is moved across the slab or wall, reading embedded objects in real time.
Locations and depths are marked directly on the concrete, with notes where needed.
Your crew — or ours — proceeds knowing exactly what's inside and where.
Most residential and small commercial scans can be completed within 30–90 minutes. Larger or more complex areas may take longer depending on the size, accessibility and scan requirements.