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Ground Penetrating RADAR (GPR) Concrete Scanning

Ground Penetrating RADAR (GPR) Concrete Scanning

In this scan location, we found a high concentration of electrical conduits. The original location of the core was going to pass through two electrical conduits embedded in the slab. This was simple to avoid by moving the location 3 inches to an area clear of any steel or conduits. Call before you dig, and scan before you core.

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