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Technician pushing a ground penetrating radar cart across a marked-out deck

Ground Penetrating Radar

Non-destructive GPR scanning to locate rebar, post-tension cables, conduits, and buried utilities before you cut, core, or dig.

What It Fixes

Ground Penetrating Radar in South Florida

Cutting blind into a post-tensioned slab is how a tendon gets severed and a repair bill starts. Ground Penetrating Radar is a non-destructive technology that uses electromagnetic radar waves to image the subsurface — mapping rebar, tendons, conduits, voids, and buried utilities before the saw or the excavator goes in.

Headquartered in South Florida and serving the entire state, PT Pros Inc. is dedicated to providing top-tier, advanced Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) services. We are committed to precision, reliability, and the utmost safety in all our operations, serving a wide array of industries including construction, engineering, and utilities.

Ground Penetrating Radar is a sophisticated, non-destructive technology that utilizes electromagnetic radar waves to create an accurate image of the subsurface. This crucial technology is designed to detect and map objects, changes in material, voids, and cracks within the scanned area, making it an essential tool for ensuring the safety and integrity of any construction or renovation project.

We prioritize safety by proactively identifying potential subsurface hazards, helping to avoid accidents and ensuring a safer work environment. Our efficient methodologies help keep your projects on time and within budget — and because we install and repair the post-tension systems GPR finds, nobody reads a PT slab scan with more field context than our crews.

Scope of Work

  • Concrete scanning to locate rebar, post-tension cables, and conduits
  • Utility locating — water, gas, electrical, and sewer lines
  • Subsurface site investigation ahead of construction
  • Void and delamination detection
  • On-slab markout and scan reporting
  • Statewide coverage across Florida

What You Receive at Closeout

You receive an on-slab markout plus a scan report identifying what was found and at what depth — documentation your engineer or your saw crew can work from directly.

In Plain Terms

How GPR Works

Diagram: a GPR cart transmits radar pulses into the ground, reflections off buried objects are recorded and processed into a radargram
Transmit → reflect → record → process → interpret: radar pulses image what's below the surface without digging. Click to enlarge.
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