Ground penetrating radar depth depends on soil conditions, moisture, congestion, and target type. We’ll confirm realistic expectations after reviewing your site. Typically, our utility scans can detect targets up to ~12 ft deep in suitable conditions.

GPR utility locating sends radar signals into the ground and interprets reflections from subsurface changes. This helps identify likely utility paths and supports scanning for underground services in the work area.

Yes. The main limitation is schedule and site access. Our goal is helping you clear the work safely, not limiting you to the original list.

GPR is reliable when used properly. With our team’s 15 years’ experience and top-tier gear, we deliver solid results.

GPR detects changes/reflections in subsurface materials. Depth and object identification can be affected by wet soils, clay, rebar/mesh, congested utility corridors, and site conditions.