What is GPR
GPR is a valuable tool in fields such as construction, archaeology, and environmental studies. It allows us to detect and map underground features and objects, such as utility lines, voids, and even historical artifacts.
Our team of experts is trained to interpret GPR data accurately, providing you with detailed insights about the subsurface. This information can be crucial in planning construction projects, preserving archaeological sites, or assessing potential environmental hazards.
While GPR does not produce 3D images, it offers a comprehensive understanding of the subsurface conditions, providing a depth profile or cross-sectional view of the underground features. Experience the peace of mind that comes with knowing what lies beneath.
Our team of experts is trained to interpret GPR data accurately, providing you with detailed insights about the subsurface. This information can be crucial in planning construction projects, preserving archaeological sites, or assessing potential environmental hazards.
While GPR does not produce 3D images, it offers a comprehensive understanding of the subsurface conditions, providing a depth profile or cross-sectional view of the underground features. Experience the peace of mind that comes with knowing what lies beneath.