We use the latest ground penetrating technology to provide critical information on utilities, materials, and other potential obstructions within existing structures or underground. Fast and reliable, GPRS provides both two- and three-dimensional images of the scanned areas without delivering any radiation. All of our equipment is registered and meets all standard
FCC regulations.
Utilizing GPR reduces risk and cost, promotes a safe work environment, and provides non-destructive testing by locating materials such as concrete, plastic, metal, steel, rock, soil, ice, and pavement. Our client base includes hospitals, universities, surveyors, engineers, homeowners, contractors, environmentalists, and excavators.
Remember, our mission is to provide solutions to the critical problems our customers face regarding the location of hidden elements in concrete and underground. Ground Penetrating Radar Systems is, "The New Way to X-ray." Contact us today to meet all your detection needs!
Ground Penetrating Radar in Pennsylvania
Ground Penetrating Radar technology is ground radar that acts as a type of ground sonar and provides critical information regarding anything that could be located below the surface. It is sometimes called ground sonar, concrete scanning, surface penetrating radar or ground radar. This technology is used throughout Pennsylvania as-well-as around the country for a variety of underground scanning purposes including but not limited to:
Ground Penetrating Radar Systems works in a fast and reliable manner. It is also very safe, as it uses no radiation. We use this technology throughout the state of Pennsylvania. Cities such as Altoona, Reading and Erie in Pennsylvania.
*All of our ground penetrating radar equipment is registered and meets all FCC, Pennsylvania regulations.
We are able to provide two and three-dimensional images of each area we scan.
At Ground Penetrating Radar Systems our mission is to provide solutions to the critical problems our customers in Pennsylvania face regarding the location of hidden elements in concrete and underground.
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