Ground Penetrating Radar Systems (GPRS) was requested to perform a Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) service on site. The purpose of this project was to locate any existing utilities that may be present in the designated area. As a supplement to GPR, we also used radio detection (RD) to help identify live power, communication and other
Ground Penetrating Radar Systems (GPRS) was contacted by a superintendent who needed GPR services immediately. Project Manager Josiah Donaldson brought another technician and they were able to get to the site that evening. The two of them were able to scan 53 – 2’x2’areas while core drillers stood by waiting to drill. GPRS uses the
A large scale construction company was constructing a multi-story post tension high rise. After much of the concrete work had been finished their client decided to make several changes to the scope of work which required the company to make several penetrations through the concrete slab on the 16th floor. Per project requirements and in an
Ground Penetrating Radar Systems-Oklahoma works extensively with windfarm construction contractors and other companies. Prior to the installation/construction of wind turbines and electrical collection lines, Jay Tate, Mike Kuebbeler, Andy Dermer and Josh Henes were contacted to locate underground utilities within the proposed turbine sites and electrical collection line paths in Tuttle, Oklahoma. Multiple underground utilities
Ground Penetrating Radar Systems, Inc. – GPRS – of Wisconsin was contacted by a general contractor in downtown Milwaukee to scan for post tension cables in a 10” thick slab. GPRS was informed the contractor used another company at the site and a bundle of cables were hit during the coring process causing thousands of
Ground Penetrating Radar Systems, Inc. was contacted by a large electrical contractor in Seattle to locate and map out rebar, post tension cables, and conduit prior to core drilling. We were asked to scan over 300 locations on this specific project. Ground Penetrating Radar Systems, Inc. used a 2000 MHz GPR (Ground Penetrating Radar) antenna
Ground Penetrating Radar Systems, Inc. – GPRS – of Arizona was contacted by a local construction company to locate utilities over 30 acres at a local resort that was under renovation. The company hit an unknown utility that was not documented on the plans they received in preparation for the project. In order to prevent
