Advantages of Ground Penetrating Radar over Radiography (X-Ray) in Ohio

Advantages of Ground Penetrating Radar
over Radiography
(X-Ray) in Ohio

One of the many advantages of using ground penetrating radar over radiography in Ohio is the lower cost.

When using GPR during concrete scanning in a city like Canton, OH. only one side of the concrete surface needs to be scanned in order to view from one side to the other.

The Ground Penetrating Radar System in Ohio is so easy to use; set up time is almost immediate.

In a city like Mentor, OH. when using GPRS there is no risk of radiation. There is no need to clear the area being scanned.

Any size area in Elyria, OH. needing surface scanned can be done without having to reset-up the GPR equipment.

GPRS has the ability to scan hard to reach areas when you are trying to locate utilities in Ohio.

Thousands of square feet can be scanned each day.

Ground penetrating radar data is gathered quickly and the results are produced immediately.

GPRS scans can reach a depth up to 10 feet deep

Some of the cities in Ohio where ground penetrating radar has been used:

Akron Ohio

Parma Ohio

Lorain Ohio

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Net Jets

When Net Jets, a Berkshire Hathaway company decided to add pillars to the new mezzanine area they had concerns that the existing concrete would not be thick enough to support each of the six pillars.

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Gallatin Steel

Ground Penetrating Radar Systems has been working with Gallatin Steel at their Ghent, KY facility to assist in identifying the location of underground utilities prior to their excavations.

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Harlem Township

When Harlem Township in Delaware County, Ohio took control of a cemetery dating back to 1830 they needed to make sure that they had as much information about what was under the ground as possible.

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Akron Children’s Hospital

When The Akron Children’s Hospital needed to make a 1 inch diameter penetration through a concrete roof without hitting post-tensioned cables, they called GPRS, Inc.

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