Advanced Subsurface Imaging

Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR)

Scan before you core. We provide expert GPR concrete scanning across the Denver metro area, giving you a clear, real-time view of what is inside the slab.

Precision GPR Concrete Scanning in Denver

Planning to cut, core, or drill into a concrete slab? Don’t risk hitting hidden targets. JLP Tech provides expert GPR concrete scanning services across the Denver metro area, giving you a clear view of what’s inside before you start. Our advanced Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) technology is non-destructive, safe, and incredibly precise, helping you prevent costly damage, project delays, and serious safety hazards.

Whether you're a construction manager on a large commercial build, a civil engineer verifying structural integrity, or a homeowner planning a renovation, our GPR services provide the peace of mind you need to proceed with confidence.

What Our GPR Services Uncover

  • Concrete Imaging & Rebar Mapping: We precisely locate rebar, post-tension cables, mesh, and electrical conduits embedded in concrete slabs, walls, and columns. This is essential for identifying safe locations to drill or cut.
  • Utility Mapping: GPR is a powerful tool for private utility locating. We can find and map non-metallic utilities like PVC and concrete pipes, as well as septic tanks and irrigation lines that 811 won't mark.
  • Void Detection: Our scans can identify voids, sinkholes, and soil disturbances beneath concrete slabs or asphalt, helping you address potential structural issues before they become major problems.

Why Choose JLP Tech?

  • Advanced Technology: We use state-of-the-art GPR and electromagnetic (EM) sensors to provide the most accurate data possible, even in complex environments.
  • Prevent Costly Mistakes: Hitting a single post-tension cable or utility line can cost thousands in repairs and downtime. Our GPR scanning services are a small investment that protects you from massive potential losses.
  • Detailed, Actionable Reports: We don't just scan; we deliver clear, easy-to-understand reports, marked maps, and on-site layouts so your team knows exactly where to work safely.

Frequently Asked Questions About GPR

What is GPR concrete scanning?

GPR concrete scanning is a non-destructive method used to inspect the inside of concrete structures. We use radar to send high-frequency radio waves into the slab, bouncing off objects to create a real-time 2D or 3D map of embedded items like rebar and conduits.

What can GPR detect inside concrete?

GPR is highly effective at detecting:

  • Reinforcing steel and Rebar
  • Post-tension (PT) cables
  • Metallic and non-metallic conduits
  • Voids or air gaps

Is GPR scanning safe?

Yes, completely safe and non-destructive. It emits a very low-power electromagnetic pulse, similar to a standard radio, and produces no radiation. It is safe to use in occupied buildings, including hospitals.

How deep can GPR scan?

For concrete scanning, our high-frequency antennas typically scan 12 to 24 inches deep. For utility mapping in soil, lower-frequency antennas can scan up to 8-10 feet depending on soil conditions.

Can GPR find plastic pipes?

Yes. Unlike traditional locators that need metal, GPR detects changes in subsurface materials, allowing it to easily locate PVC pipes, concrete drains, and plastic conduits.

Do I still need to call 811?

Absolutely. 811 marks public utilities up to your meter. Our GPR service is designed to find what 811 misses: private utilities and items embedded inside concrete. Always call 811 first, then call us for the rest.

Ready to Build with Confidence?

Don't let hidden pipes or rebar derail your project. With our expert utility locating and ground-penetrating radar services in Colorado, you can dig, drill, and build with certainty. We help you avoid costly surprises and dangerous accidents, ensuring your project stays on schedule and on budget. Whether you're a homeowner starting a backyard project or a construction manager overseeing a large build, we've got the technology and expertise to give you a clear view of what's underground.