Services

GPR concrete scanning services for contractors, engineers, facility teams, and project owners across Southern California.

Coastal Concrete Scanning provides non-destructive Ground Penetrating Radar services to help locate embedded objects before coring, cutting, drilling, anchoring, or saw cutting into concrete.

Our services are designed to help construction teams reduce risk, avoid costly damage, and make better decisions before penetrating concrete.

GPR Concrete Scanning

We use Ground Penetrating Radar to scan concrete surfaces and help identify embedded objects that may be hidden below the surface. GPR scanning is commonly used before core drilling, saw cutting, anchor installation, trenching, renovation work, and other concrete penetrations.

Our field team marks findings directly on the surface and communicates results clearly so crews can understand the scan area before work begins.

We Help Locate

Rebar
Post-tension cables
Electrical conduits
Embedded utilities
Unknown objects
Possible voids or deterioration areas when applicable

Common Applications

Core drilling locations
Saw cutting layouts
Anchor bolt layouts
Concrete wall scanning
Concrete slab scanning
Elevated deck scanning
Structural investigation support
Tenant improvement projects
Public works and prevailing wage projects

What You Can Expect

When you schedule Coastal Concrete Scanning, you can expect clear communication, jobsite-focused service, and practical information your crew can use in the field.

Our typical service includes:

GPR scanning of the requested area
Surface markings of located findings
Clear communication with the field crew
Field report with photos after the job is complete
Job notes and scan documentation
Support for private, commercial, industrial, public works, and prevailing wage projects

Optional Add-On Deliverables

For projects that require additional documentation or mapping support, KML and KMZ files can be provided upon request as an add-on service.

These files may be useful for project teams that need location-based documentation, digital mapping support, or additional recordkeeping after field scanning is complete.

Important Note

GPR concrete scanning helps identify embedded objects and areas of concern, but it does not guarantee that every object or condition will be detected. Site conditions, concrete thickness, reinforcement congestion, access limitations, and material conditions can affect scan results.

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