Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR)
Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) provides a powerful, non-destructive look beneath the surface, revealing the hidden world of underground utilities and other subsurface objects. In South Florida's challenging environment—with a high water table and complex soil compositions—GPR is an essential tool for creating a detailed subsurface map without any digging. Our advanced GPR technology and expert technicians accurately detect both metallic and non-metallic utilities, concrete voids, rebar, and other anomalies that other locating methods might miss. From bustling urban centers in Miami and Fort Lauderdale to new developments in West Palm Beach, we use GPR to provide the critical intelligence needed for safe excavation and informed decision-making before your project begins.
Why Ground Penetrating Radar is Essential
Non-Destructive Scanning: Obtain critical subsurface data and comprehensive maps without any digging, allowing for safe and clean pre-excavation analysis.
Locate All Materials: Unlike traditional locating, GPR accurately detects both metallic and non-metallic utilities, including PVC pipes, concrete structures, and buried anomalies that are invisible to other methods.
Comprehensive Subsurface View: Our technology creates a detailed, real-time image of the subsurface, giving you a complete understanding of what lies beneath the ground before you break ground.
Identify Hidden Dangers: Accurately pinpoint potential hazards such as unmapped utilities, old foundations, and voids, significantly reducing the risk of costly strikes and safety incidents.
Maximize Project Efficiency: Receive rapid, actionable data and detailed reports, enabling you to make informed decisions and keep your project on schedule and on budget.
Why Choose Our Ground Penetrating Radar Services
When you choose a GPR service, you're looking for more than just a scan; you're looking for a complete safety plan. Our approach to subsurface locating and verification is holistic. We utilize advanced Ground Penetrating Radar as a foundational, non-destructive tool to get a full picture of what lies beneath. Crucially, we then combine this data with other proven techniques, such as electromagnetic (EM) locating for metallic lines, and the final visual verification step of non-destructive potholing. This multi-step, systematic process is essential for tackling the complex underground infrastructure of South Florida. When you choose us, you get a complete, verified solution and the absolute certainty to proceed with your project safely.