Services
Tension Cables Scanning
Rebar and Conduits Scans
Trench Toning Excavation
LiDAR Scanning
GPR round Penetrating Radar
3D Laser BIM Models
Private utility locator companies provide essential services to ensure safety, efficiency, and precision during excavation, construction, and infrastructure projects. Here’s an overview of the key services typically offered:
Underground Utility Detection
Electromagnetic Locating (Toning): Identifying buried conductive utilities like cables, pipes, and communication lines using advanced electromagnetic equipment.
Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR): Detecting non-conductive utilities, such as PVC pipes or fiber optics, by analyzing subsurface structures.
3D Utility Mapping: Providing detailed and accurate visualizations of underground utilities in three dimensions.
CAD Integration: Delivering utility maps and BIM models compatible with CAD software for seamless project integration.
Utility Marking and Flagging: Marking detected utilities on-site using paint, flags, or stakes to indicate the location and depth of underground structures.
3D 360′ Laser Scanning: Create accurate digital records of buildings, infrastructure, and spaces
Subsurface Imaging and Analysis: Producing high-resolution subsurface images to identify potential conflicts or hazards before excavation.
Rebar & Tension Cable Scanning: Non-destructive process that uses concrete penetrating radar to locate rebar, conduits and tension cables.
Utility Relocation Support: Offering guidance and support to safely relocate utilities during construction or renovation projects.
Emergency Utility Location Services: Rapid response to locate utilities in urgent scenarios to prevent damage during unexpected excavation or repairs.
Leak and Fault Detection: Identifying leaks in water or gas pipelines and faults in electrical lines.
LiDAR Scanning: Creating detailed 3D models of a surface by recording the time it takes for the laser pulses to reflect back from different points.
Compliance and Risk Management: Ensuring projects comply with local safety regulations and reducing risks associated with utility damage.
Training and Consultation: Educating construction teams and project managers on best practices for working around utilities.