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Locator Guys

CONCRETE SCANNING

Avoid Costly Hits Scan Before You Cut or Core Concrete

Before any cutting, coring, or drilling, it's essential to understand what’s embedded within or beneath a concrete structure. Locator Guys uses specialist concrete scanning GPR equipment to help identify embedded materials and potential risks in slabs, walls, ceilings, and floors helping you avoid unnecessary damage and delays.


We can locate

  • Reinforcing steel (rebar and mesh)

  • Post-tension cables

  • Electrical conduit

  • Voids, cracks and anomalies
     

Whether you're a builder, contractor, or engineer, our scanning service helps you avoid costly hits to embedded services and protects the structural integrity of your concrete saving time, money, and potential rework. Concrete scanning helps reduce risk, but findings should always be used alongside safe cutting and drilling practices.

Contact Locator Guys today to book a concrete scan before you cut.

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CONCRETE SCANNING PROJECT TYPES & SITES

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Commercial & Industrial Sites

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Roading, Civil & Subdivision Projects

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Substations & Utility Infrastructure

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Unique, sensitive & Hard-to-Access Projects

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  • Concrete scanning gives you clearer information before cutting, drilling or coring. It helps identify embedded materials such as reinforcing steel, post-tension cables and conduits, reducing the risk of costly damage, safety issues and project delays.

  • We locate reinforcing steel, post-tension cables, electrical conduits, voids, cracks, concrete slab thickness and other anomalies within slabs, walls, ceilings, and floors.

  • Concrete scanning provides valuable information before cutting, drilling or coring and is one of the best ways to reduce the risk of hitting embedded materials. Results depend on site conditions, slab makeup, access and the materials present, so we explain what we can see and any limitations on site.

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