Ground Penetrating Radar Systems (GPRS) was recently contacted by a customer to locate the main electrical line feed for the Vivint Arena, home of the Utah Jazz. The public utility locator as well as another private utility locator had already tried their hand at finding this particularly elusive electrical conduit. The customer was very impressed
Ground Penetrating Radar Systems, Inc. – GPRS – of Southern California was contacted by an engineering firm in order to scan for rebar. The scope of work included scanning an approximate 10’x12’ area on a concrete pad prior to anchoring 3’ for a new satellite that would be replacing an older one that was already
Ground Penetrating Radar Systems’ Nashville, TN office was recently utilized on two separate projects to locate underground utilities at local schools. McMurray Middle school is planning renovations and additions across the property. The environmental company hired to oversee the project hired GPRS to scan for and locate utilities not only in the areas that were
A General Contractor had a project in Wrentham, MA inside of a new office building development. The scope of the project was to drill through the floor in multiple locations so that anchor bolts could be placed in the ground to secure multiple staircases. The drillers did not want to hit any radiant heating tubes
Ground Penetrating Radar Systems, Inc. – GPRS – of Wisconsin was contacted by a general contractor out of Milwaukee to scan areas on a roof for anchor point locations prior to installing a new cell tower on top of a high rise condo building in the Upper Peninsula. GPRS was required to scan multiple roof
Ground Penetrating Radar Systems, Inc. can identify obstructions embedded in concrete slabs such as post tensioned cables, rebar, plastic and metal conduits, beams, etc. Our technicians have the ability to identify an anomaly’s depth with the accuracy of plus or minus a half inch to the top of the anomaly itself. Moreover, we can detect
In the construction industry there are waves of development, especially in Orlando, FL. The Orlando International Airport is currently constructing a new south terminal. This requires a lot of planning with companies, contractors, engineers and so on. One of the head companies that is spearheading this project coordinates all of the contractors to keep things
