Ground Penetrating Radar For Hospitals in Ohio

Ground Penetrating
Radar For Hospitals in Ohio

Two separate conduits only 8" deep at the University of Michigan Hospital. Contractors used Ground Penetrating Radar to check prior to cutting or drilling in the floor, preventing a costly and time-consuming delay.

A small, interior water service line just below the base of the concrete slab at a Hospital. Ground Penetrating Radar identified the line and kept the project on schedule.

A small, interior water service line just below the base of the concrete slab at a Hospital. Ground Penetrating Radar System identified the line and kept the project on schedule.

Testimonial From John Olach, Project Manager For the Cleveland Clinic Foundation

"When we need to know what is underground or in a concrete slab prior to drilling operations, GPRS is the first logical call to make."

John Olach
Project Manager For the Cleveland Clinic Foundation
[Office of Construction Management]

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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