Ground penetrating radar (GPR) is one of the most effective ways to perform concrete scanning before cutting, coring, or drilling. Our team at Con-Cor-GPR uses ground penetrating radar to identify hidden objects inside concrete so your crew can work safely and avoid costly mistakes.
With fast scheduling, clear markings, and direct communication from our technicians, we help keep your project moving without delays.
What Is Ground Penetrating Radar?
Ground penetrating radar is a non-destructive scanning method used to locate embedded objects within concrete structures. It works by sending radar signals into the slab and interpreting the reflections to identify objects beneath the surface.
This technology allows us to perform accurate concrete scanning and mark findings directly on the surface before work begins.
The Importance of GPR Concrete Scanning
What Ground Penetrating Radar Can Detect
Ground penetrating radar helps identify a wide range of embedded objects within concrete, so your team can plan work with greater confidence. When the goal is to locate conduit or embedded utilities before cutting or drilling, our utility locating services provide more targeted insight for those situations.
Common Applications for Concrete Scanning
Our Ground Penetrating Radar Process
Our process is designed to keep projects moving efficiently:
- 1Share your project details and timeline
- 2We perform ground penetrating radar scanning on-site
- 3Findings are clearly marked on the surface
- 4You receive a field report to support next steps
Advanced GPR Technology
We use GSSI Flex NX®, powered by Nexus™, to perform ground penetrating radar scanning. This equipment allows for efficient data collection and clear interpretation in the field.
When Should You Use Ground Penetrating Radar?
You should schedule ground penetrating radar scanning before any work that penetrates concrete, including:
Scheduling early helps reduce risk and keeps your project on track.
