Concrete Scanning in Leicestershire

RebarScan provides concrete scanning and rebar detection across Leicestershire, from the riverside and canal concrete of the Soar Valley to the made ground of the former coalfield and the vast distribution slabs along the M1 and M69. The on-site scan is only the first step in our work; the greatest care goes into the office post-processing, where we analyse the data, cross-check returns and resolve ambiguity into a fully interpreted, dependable result. That interpretation is supported by careful method selection and thorough coverage on site, so the underlying capture is sound and the records are accurate, traceable and complete. Throughout the county we deliver results that withstand design, dispute and audit scrutiny, going well beyond a set of provisional floor marks. All scanning is carried out to UKCSS-compliant standards.

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Leicestershire's construction landscape

Leicestershire combines Soar Valley river and Grand Union Canal corridors, the North West Leicestershire coalfield around Coalville and Whitwick, granite quarrying at Mountsorrel and Charnwood Forest, and a long hosiery and footwear manufacturing heritage through Hinckley, Earl Shilton and Barwell. Layered over this are major rail-freight and logistics parks along the M1, M69 and A50 and at East Midlands Gateway. From medieval market-town churches and listed brick-and-ironstone mills to modern distribution sheds, the county presents an unusually varied range of concrete stock to survey.

Towns we cover in Leicestershire

Loughborough

The county's largest town, a STEM and engineering hub on the River Soar and Grand Union Canal.

Hinckley

A historic hosiery and logistics town on Watling Street near the M69 and MIRA Technology Park.

Wigston

A largely brick-built town south of Leicester with framework-knitting heritage and canal-side stock.

Melton Mowbray

A famous food town on the canalised River Eye with large agricultural and food-processing stock.

Market Harborough

A Georgian market town on the Grand Union Canal with Union Wharf basin and the River Welland.

Oadby

An affluent suburban town on the south-east edge of Leicester with a University of Leicester campus.

Coalville

A planned coal-mining town at the heart of the North West Leicestershire coalfield.

Ashby-de-la-Zouch

A historic market and former spa town with a ruined castle on the edge of the coalfield.

Shepshed

A former framework-knitting town west of Loughborough beside the M1 and Charnwood Forest.

Birstall

A large suburban town on the River Soar just north of Leicester beside Watermead Country Park.

Leicester Forest East / Kirby Muxloe

A combined built-up area on Leicester's western edge with a moated 15th-century brick castle.

Syston

A Soar valley town at the Soar and Wreake confluence north-east of Leicester.

Enderby / Narborough

A combined built-up area south-west of Leicester with major distribution parks and granite heritage.

Mountsorrel

Home to one of Europe's largest granite quarries on the Soar and Grand Union Canal.

Earl Shilton

A historic hosiery and shoe-making town on the A47 in Hinckley and Bosworth borough.

Lutterworth

A south Leicestershire market town near M1 junction 20 and the vast Magna Park logistics hub.

Whitwick

A former coal-mining town adjoining Coalville on the edge of Charnwood Forest.

Broughton Astley

A large village and small town in Harborough district between the M1 and the Fosse Way.

Barwell

A historic shoe-manufacturing town adjoining Earl Shilton in the footwear belt.

Thurmaston

A suburban town on the Soar and Grand Union Canal north-east of Leicester with a large retail park.

Sileby

A Soar valley town between Loughborough and Leicester with a canal mill and lock.

Countesthorpe

A large village and town in Blaby district south of Leicester near the M1 and M69.

Castle Donington

A north-west Leicestershire town near the Trent, East Midlands Airport and a rail-freight gateway.

Kibworth Beauchamp / Kibworth Harcourt

A combined Kibworth built-up area on the A6 with a Midland Main Line station.

Anstey

A village and town on the edge of Charnwood Forest with a medieval packhorse bridge.

Scanning services across Leicestershire

Frequently asked questions

What types of concrete structures do you scan across Leicestershire?
We scan reinforced slabs, foundations, bridges, retaining walls, multi-storey decks and below-waterline canal and riverside concrete across Leicestershire, covering everything from coalfield-legacy made ground at Coalville to distribution-park slabs along the M1 and M69.
Why is office post-processing so important for concrete scanning in Leicestershire?
The on-site capture can carry ambiguity, especially on Leicestershire's mixed coalfield, granite and waterside stock. Our careful office post-processing analyses and cross-checks that data and resolves the ambiguity into a fully interpreted, traceable result, which is the most important part of the work and where we put the most attention.
Should concrete be scanned before any repair is carried out in Leicestershire?
Yes. No structural repair should be specified or carried out on a Leicestershire concrete element until it has been properly scanned and the data expertly interpreted by a reputable specialist, so that remedial work addresses the real condition rather than an assumed one.
Do you carry out dive surveys on the rivers and canals in Leicestershire?
Yes. The Soar Valley, the Grand Union Canal, the Ashby Canal and the Trent at Castle Donington all carry below-waterline concrete in Leicestershire, which we survey with dive support and then interpret carefully in the office before reporting.
How is your concrete scanning in Leicestershire more thorough than a typical scanning contractor?
Many providers stop at on-site marks on the slab. Across Leicestershire we add rigorous office post-processing, QA cross-checking and complete, traceable records, so you receive a fully interpreted result rather than a provisional set of marks that still needs interpreting.

Need scanning anywhere in Leicestershire?

Tell us the location and the works planned, and we will arrange a survey.

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