Scan Before You Drill. Every Time.
A core drill through an unmarked post-tension tendon doesn't give you a warning. A saw cut across an energized conduit in a slab doesn't ask if you checked first. Concrete looks uniform from the surface, but what's inside it isn't. GPR concrete scanning locates rebar, post-tension cables, conduit, and embedded utilities before a drill bit or saw blade touches the slab.
What Concrete Scanning Covers
Concrete scanning is used before drilling, coring, trenching, saw cutting, anchoring, or demolition to identify embedded hazards inside slabs and walls before work begins. Post-tension concrete is common throughout Texas commercial construction, in parking structures, elevated slabs, office buildings, and mixed-use developments. The pre-drill scan is the point where major damage and safety incidents get prevented.
- Rebar and reinforcement patterns
- Post-tension cables and tendons
- Electrical conduit and duct banks
- Plumbing and drain lines
- Embedded utilities
- Voids and subsurface anomalies beneath slabs
Concrete scanning works alongside private utility locating and GPR scanning to confirm what's below the slab and inside it before anyone drills, cuts, or cores.
