Ground Penetrating Radar

GPR is used to scan below the surface to locate buried utilities, voids, foundations and other subsurface features before excavation or drilling begins.

It sends radar signals into the ground and measures the reflections from different materials. These signals are processed to create a profile showing changes in soil, objects and structures below the surface.

GPR can help identify cables, pipes, ducts, voids, foundations, rebar and changes in ground conditions. Detection depends on material type, depth and ground composition.

Depth varies based on soil conditions, moisture and the equipment used. We can advise on expected depth ranges for your site and application.

Yes. GPR is a non-destructive method that doesn’t require digging or drilling, making it a safe way to investigate what’s below ground.

Performance can be affected by highly conductive soils, such as clay or very wet ground. We can help assess whether GPR is suitable for your site conditions.

Yes. Interpreting results correctly requires training and experience. We can advise on operator guidance or support options.

Accuracy depends on equipment quality, operator skill and ground conditions. GPR provides strong guidance for planning and risk reduction, but results should be used alongside other site information and safe digging practices.