The company utilizes ground penetrating radar (GPR) to map subsurface targets in real time. Unlike traditional X-ray methods, GPR is non-radioactive, allowing technicians to work alongside other construction crews without requiring jobsite evacuations. This diagnostic capability pairs with diamond-tool concrete cutting, where operators coordinate with scanning staff to identify potential obstacles before drilling or sawing begins.
Beyond surface work, the firm provides utility locating through a combination of electromagnetic detection, magnetometers, and GPS mapping. To prevent service interruptions, these teams offer hydro and vacuum excavation services. These methods replace mechanical digging with high-pressure water or air, safely exposing underground lines for engineering and construction projects. Technicians are also NASSCO-certified to conduct CCTV pipeline inspections, providing the data necessary for assessing sewer and drainage assets.
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