Is GPR suitable for occupied buildings in Hertfordshire?

Yes. GPR uses no ionising radiation and needs no exclusion zone, so it can be used in occupied commercial and office buildings across the county while normal activity continues.

Can GPR scan single-sided slabs on Hertfordshire sites?

Routinely. GPR works from one face, so suspended slabs and walls with no rear access, common in the county multi-storey, New Town and industrial buildings, can be surveyed without opening up the far side.

Do you use GPR on canal and industrial structures in Hertfordshire?

We do. GPR suits the thick industrial slabs at Stevenage and along the M25 and the concrete canal and weir structures on the Grand Union Canal and the Lee and Stort Navigations, imaging a range of targets from a single accessible face.

GPR Scanning in Hertfordshire

Much of Hertfordshire work happens in occupied buildings and on structures that cannot be shut down, from busy commercial premises at Watford and St Albans to canal and river concrete. RebarScan GPR surveys suit those conditions, imaging the inside of concrete with no radiation and no exclusion zone. All scanning is carried out to UKCSS-compliant standards.

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Why GPR fits Hertfordshire sites

GPR works from one accessible face and emits only low-power radio energy, so it can survey occupied premises and single-sided structures while activity continues. It images both metallic and non-metallic targets, from reinforcement and conduit to voids and slab build-up, across the county varied stock.

Local sectors we serve in Hertfordshire

Occupied commercial and office buildings at Watford and St Albans
Aerospace and distribution slabs at Stevenage and along the M25
Single-sided and suspended slabs needing one-face access
Canal, lock and weir concrete surveyed with dive support

Frequently asked questions

Is GPR suitable for occupied buildings in Hertfordshire?: Yes. GPR uses no ionising radiation and needs no exclusion zone, so it can be used in occupied commercial and office buildings across the county while normal activity continues.
Can GPR scan single-sided slabs on Hertfordshire sites?: Routinely. GPR works from one face, so suspended slabs and walls with no rear access, common in the county multi-storey, New Town and industrial buildings, can be surveyed without opening up the far side.
Do you use GPR on canal and industrial structures in Hertfordshire?: We do. GPR suits the thick industrial slabs at Stevenage and along the M25 and the concrete canal and weir structures on the Grand Union Canal and the Lee and Stort Navigations, imaging a range of targets from a single accessible face.

GPR Scanning across Hertfordshire towns

GPR Scanning works in Hertfordshire?

Tell us about the site and the works planned, and we will arrange the survey.

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