Concrete Scanning in Oklahoma
GPR scans of slabs, decks, walls and tilt-wall panels before coring, saw cutting, drilling or anchoring.
What a concrete scan finds
Ground-penetrating radar maps rebar and reinforcement patterns, post-tension tendons, electrical conduit, plumbing and drain lines, and voids beneath the slab. The technician reads the data on site and marks findings directly on the surface.
Where it's used
Elevated decks and parking structures, podium slabs, tilt-wall panels, industrial floors, mechanical rooms and occupied commercial buildings. Small targeted scans often take under an hour; large floor plates take longer.
How a scan goes
Review the layout and site access, scope the scan area, scan, then mark findings and clear the area for your coring or cutting crew.
Concrete Scanning questions
What will I get after the scan?
Field markings on the slab, and depending on scope, PDF exhibits, a written report or GPS-referenced documentation.
Helpful guides
- Before You Core Drill or Saw Cut: A Concrete Scanning ChecklistWhat to scan for before cutting or coring a slab in Oklahoma: post-tension cables, rebar, conduit and voids, and how GPR scanning keeps a job safe and on schedule.
- GPR vs. Concrete X-Ray: Which Do You Need?Comparing ground-penetrating radar and concrete X-ray for scanning slabs before coring: speed, safety, access, and what each can find.
Towns we serve for concrete scanning
Oklahoma City metro
Tulsa & Green Country
Across Oklahoma
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