Concrete Radar Scanning & Imaging Services – Underground Utility Locating Company

Conflict Identification

Coring and cutting through live conduits is dangerous and costly for a project. Visionary Subsurface Solutions can scan your proposed cut locations and identify potential conflicts with existing reinforcement or conduits before you cut through them.

Real-Time Analysis

Unlike x-ray technologies that are harmful to anyone near the scan area, concrete radar scanning is safe to operate around people, and has the benefit of providing real-time analysis of the results, reducing the number of mobilizations needed to complete the work.

Cut with Confidence

Avoid dangerous and costly damages to existing conduits and critical reinforcement during construction. Visionary Subsurface Solutions can detect the presence of reinforcement and conduits embedded within concrete and can mark out the location on the floor.

Understand What's Embedded in Concrete

If it is critical for your core or trench cuts to miss reinforcement, conduit, post tension cables, or rebar, the Concrete Radar Scanning services offered by Visionary Subsurface Solutions can detect, Identify, Mark out, and Document the presence or absence of these objects embedded within concrete surfaces.

(plus the results look really cool too)

We have the knowledge and experience to identify the locating of reinforcement and conduit before you trench or core.

Detailed Reports at no extra cost

We meticulously document every scan we perform and provide our results on easy to read reports that can be used to secure permits, double check that locations have been scanned, and memorialize findings.

We've Got Your Job Site Covered

With office locations throughout the Northeast and Florida, we cover a massive territory to service your project anywhere.

Fort Lauderdale, FL
Southborough, MA
Mount Laurel, NJ
Warren, NJ★
Chalfont, PA
Philadelphia, PA
Virginia Beach, VA

Reinforcement Marked Out

Concrete Radar Inspections

Concrete Radar Inspections allow technicians to scan a concrete surface to determine if reinforcement or utilities are embedded within the concrete floor, wall, or column surface using high-frequency radar.