Ground Penetrating Radar

GPR (Ground Penetrating Radar) is a non-destructive geophysical method used to scan and analyze what lies beneath the ground surface.

It works by sending high-frequency radio waves into the ground and detecting the reflected signals from subsurface structures. This helps identify objects, layers, voids, or changes in material without digging.

In simple terms:
GPR lets you “see underground” safely and accurately.

Common uses:

• Utility detection (pipes, cables)
• Road and pavement analysis
• Groundwater and soil studies
• Structural inspection (concrete, foundations)
• Archaeological surveys