|
At Ground Penetrating Radar of Southern California, our highly-trained ground sonar technicians have years
of experience putting GPR technology
to work for our customers. Ground Penetrating
Radar has proven time and again to be the best
and most efficient underground scanning technology available to our Southern California customers.
Here are some of the ways in which Ground
Penetrating Radar makes more sense than radiography for our customers in Southern California:
- Ground Penetrating Radar is considerably less expensive than radiography.
- Ground radar technology
does not use radiation, making it safe for use in
a large urban population like Los Angeles.
- GPR equipment is
faster to set up and more efficient to operate – underground scanning can begin right
away.
- Ground Penetrating Radar can produce a three-dimensional underground image
while only needing to view the underground object
from one side.
- Ground Radar is a great underground scanning technique for locating buried utilities in places like San Diego California.
- GPR can do underground
mapping on thousands of square feet per day.
- Ground radar can
scan any size area in a city like Glendale without having to move the underground scanning equipment.
- Ground Penetrating Radar data is gathered quickly and the underground images
are available immediately.
Please don’t hesitate to call or
email the trained ground sonar technicians
at Ground Penetrating Radar in Southern
California right away.
For more information on Ground
Penetrating Radar and the underground
scanning technology we use in Southern
California, click on one of the following links:
San Diego, California Ground Penetrating Radar
Advantages of Concrete Scanning Los Angeles, California
Benefits of Surface Penetrating Radar with G.P.R.(GPR) Long Beach, California
Anaheim Concrete Imaging and Rebar GPR Applications
Contact Ground Penetrating Radar in San Francisco, California
Sacramento, California GPR Site Map
Some California cities we’ve worked in:
- Santa Ana, California
- San Bernardino, California
- Irvine, California
- Oxnard, California
|
