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JLG Industries,
Inc - Orrville, OH
 JLG
Industries, Inc in Orrville, OH had a diesel fuel leak.
During excavation to repair the leak, they broke a buried
electrical line. Before continuing the
excavation, they called GPRS,
Inc. in order to locate any underground utilities coming
through the area.
Jamie Althauser, of the GPRS
Akron, OH office, was able to be there the next day
to scan the area using ground penetrating radar and
an RD-4000 utility locator. GPRS,
Inc. was able to locate all utilities in the area and
was able to locate another buried electrical line near
the area where further excavation was to take place.
All utilities were painted and flagged on the ground
and their locations and depths shown in a drawing.
Underground
Utility Detection is a standard gpr
service that our company provides. Jamie Althauser is
the Director of operations in the northeast Ohio area.
He can be reached at (330)352-1045 or by e-mail at jamie.althauser@gp-radar.com.
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