Professional GPR Scans in Texas

Avoid Costly Mistakes with Precision GPR Scanning

What is a G.P.R. Scan?

Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) is a non-destructive method used to scan through concrete and soil to detect objects, voids, and reinforcement materials. Using high-frequency radar signals, we create detailed maps of what lies beneath the surface—helping contractors and engineers make safe, informed decisions.

Why Are GPR Scans Necessary?

Avoid costly slab damage and project delays.

Prevent utility strikes and safety hazards.

Reduce risk of structural compromise.

Ensure compliance with construction and safety codes.

Fast, accurate, and non-invasive.

Don’t Take Risks—Scan Before You Cut.

Free estimates are offered for jobs more complex than a standard service call.

GPR Scan FAQ

What materials can GPR scan through?

GPR can scan through concrete, soil, asphalt, and other solid surfaces.

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How deep can it scan?

Typically 18–24 inches in concrete, deeper in soil depending on conditions.

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Can you scan through wet concrete?

Yes, though results may vary depending on moisture content and density.

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Do I need to prep the area beforehand?

Minimal preparation is required—just ensure the surface is accessible and clear.

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How accurate are GPR scans?

GPR is highly accurate for locating objects and voids, though depth accuracy may vary slightly depending on material density.

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Don’t Take Risks—Scan Before You Cut.

Free estimates are offered for jobs more complex than a standard service call.

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