What is a Ground Penetrating Radar Survey
A Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) survey is a geophysical method that uses high-frequency radar pulses to detect objects, changes, or voids within the ground. This non-destructive technology provides a clear picture of underground conditions without the need for invasive excavation.
GPR is used to locate:
- Underground services including water pipelines, gas mains, power cables, and communication infrastructure.
- Non-metallic utilities, including plastic or concrete pipes
- Voids, cavities, or subsurface anomalies that may indicate ground instability
- Changes in soil composition or groundwater levels
- Structural elements within concrete slabs or foundations
- Archaeological features or historical remnants
Our experienced surveyors use GPR to deliver fast, accurate results, reducing risk and keeping your project on track.



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