Ground Penetrating Radar Tampa Florida

January 28th, 2018 Author: Doug Thaler

Ground Penetrating Radar Tampa Florida

Services Include:

Concrete Scanning
Utility Locating
Concrete Bridge Deck Scanning
Nondestructive Testing of Structures
Pipeline Locating
Rebar Mapping
Water & Sewer Systems
Map Rebar in Foundations
Measure Depths of Abutments
Sinkhole and Void Detection
Drum and Tank (UST) Inspections
Archaeological and Burial Trenches
Field Crews available Nationwide.

Custom built hardware and advanced interpretation software give the most accurate information possible.

Parking Garage assessments with ground penetrating radar. Ground Penetrating radar with experienced teams available nationwide.

Dam Inspections

Airport Inspection

Dock Inspections

Advanced NDT

If you are an engineering company or utility company needing to locate buried utilities or map underground pipelines, IPC has been know to find issues underground that others have missed.

GPR (Ground Penetrating Radar will map, and locate buried pipelines and utilities buried underground and possibly forgotten, IPC can locate underground obstructions as well as map rebar and pipelines that may not have an as built, drawings or may have been long forgotten.

Before you build or dig, IPC can provide the information you need to know where you may encounter underground issues before you dig. Mapping of underground utilities and pipelines.

Inspections at the speed of traffic. Roadway assessments without lane closures. Ground Penetrating Radar in Tampa and Nationwide.

Measure concrete cover. locate and map rebar, buried utilities and pipelines.

The latest technology to help prevent digging in the wrong place. ,

Zones showing IPCs customized levels of deterioration. These maps produce an action plan for asset owners to determine severity of problem areas.

Application of GPR in Pavement evaluation.

Reduce guesswork using nondestructive testing with ground penetrating radar to assess and map concrete cover on a continuous basis.

GPR reduces analysis time and allows for the identification of areas of concrete deterioration, delamination, debonding, rebar placement, voids, water intrusion and other subsurface anomalies.