We use the latest ground penetrating technology to provide critical information on utilities, materials, and other potential obstructions within existing structures or underground. Fast and reliable, GPRS provides both two- and three-dimensional images of the scanned areas without delivering any radiation. All of our equipment is registered and meets all standard
FCC regulations.
Utilizing GPR reduces risk and cost, promotes a safe work environment, and provides non-destructive testing by locating materials such as concrete, plastic, metal, steel, rock, soil, ice, and pavement. Our client base includes hospitals, universities, surveyors, engineers, homeowners, contractors, environmentalists, and excavators.
Unmarked Grave / Missing Person Locate in Roy, Utah
Ground Penetrating Radar Systems of Salt Lake City was recently called by Layton City Police Department to help search a suspected burial site for a missing person. The missing person traveled to Utah from California but never returned leaving Police to suspect foul play. The detectives working the case had information which led them to believe the missing person may have been buried somewhere in or around a residence. The technician on site was able to mobilize quickly to the site and scan the area for any anomalies. GPRS of Salt Lake City was able to determine a few specific areas where a recommendation was given to dig to determine what was causing the anomaly to appear in the radar data consistently. The data from the ground penetrating radar survey assisted the Layton Police Department to obtain an additional warrant to dig in the areas of concern, as identified by GPRS, leading to the discovery of the missing person.
"The use of ground penetrating radar equipment provided valuable data showing specific areas of soil disturbance, warranting further examination through excavation.” -Detective Davis Layton Police Dept.
Soil Imaging technology is used in many ways, GPRS of Salt Lake City specializes in locating: utilities, reinforcing steel, voids and underground storage tanks for environmental and construction companies. GPRS of Salt Lake City also has specialized concrete radar technology able to “see” into concrete for locating: rebar, PT cables, voids and conduits. For more information about Ground Penetrating Radar Systems Inc. and its capabilities please contact your local representative at tony.eich@gp-radar.com or 801-599-2115. GPRS of Salt Lake City can provide this type of survey throughout the state of Utah.
Let me take this opportunity to provide a exemplory recommendation for Ground Penetrating Radar Systems, Inc. and the professional service they have delivered. Turner was the General Contractor for the Democratic National Convention in Denver Colorado. We utilized GPRS to ensure safe drilling areas in over 150 locations at the Pepsi Center through very congested floor slabs. The project schedule was extremely tight and the accuracy of the information provided was remarkably very sound. GPRS was instrumental in assisting in a very successful project for the entire design / build team. Turner has since and certainly will continue to use Ground Penetrating Radar Systems, Inc. prior to cutting into existing slabs and walls.
Respectfully,
Mike Keith
Project Manager
Turner Construction Company
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Ground
Penetrating Radar technology provides critical
information concerning anything that lies below the surface.
This technology has been used for a variety of scanning
purposes, but it is commonly used to determine the location
of underground utilities, rebar, post-tension
cables, electrical
conduit and other impediments.
This technology
works in a fast and reliable manner. It is also
very safe, as it uses no radiation.
We are able to provide a 2
Dimensional and a 3 Dimensional image of the areas we
scan.
All
of our equipment is registered and meets all standard
FCC regulations.
Our Mission is to provide solutionsto the critical problems our customers
face regarding the location of hidden elements in concrete and underground.