When A.D. Marble needed subsurface imaging of a former gas station property, they called GPRS to verify whether the underground storage tanks had been removed. GPRS was able to scan the entirety of this property in Pittsburgh using ground penetrating radar and provide documentation on whether or not the UST’s still existed or had been removed. GPR can also find product lines and underground utilities and can be used to mark precise locations in real time during the scanning process.
Jamie Althauser performing a UST survey in Pittsburgh using a 400 MHz GPR antenna.
When A.D. Marble needed subsurface imaging of a former gas station property, they called GPRS to verify whether the underground storage tanks had been removed. GPRS was able to scan the entirety of this property in Pittsburgh using ground penetrating radar and provide documentation on whether or not the UST’s still existed or had been removed. GPR can also find product lines and underground utilities and can be used to mark precise locations in real time during the scanning process.