At Sniper Concrete Scanning we provide our customers with the best possible concrete slab scanning and locating services. We use state of the art GPR (ground penetrating radar) and Electro Magnetic (EM) scanners to locate both ferrous and non ferrous objects in all concrete structures and other sub surfaces.
The process of scanning concrete is also often referred to as concrete x-ray. Our technicians are highly trained and certified by geophysicists to ensure that our customers receive the most accurate results and advice consistently. We have a geophysicist on-hand should you require detailed surveys, reports and expert guidance.
The process of scanning concrete is also often referred to as concrete x-ray. Our technicians are highly trained and certified by geophysicists to ensure that our customers receive the most accurate results and advice consistently. We have a geophysicist on-hand should you require detailed surveys, reports and expert guidance.
Services
We provide exceptional quality concrete scanning services in Sydney and the surrounding suburbs. We specialise in professional concrete scanning services around Sydney and the surrounding suburbs. Our professional concrete scanning services offer a professional and affordable solution to builders, engineers and contractors.
Our non-destructive scanning of concrete is designed to evaluate the concrete structure to ascertain whether it is safe to excavate the slab or structure. Our highly trained technicians perform non-destructive scanning on the concrete slab surface and structures designed to provide the most in-depth analysis of both residential and commercial concrete structures.
What makes our slab scan services so effective? We use the latest, state of the art technology to ensure our customers get the best results consistently. We are constantly updating our equipment and technology to ensure that we are keeping up with what our customers want and need. We focus on providing a full service slab scan with products and technology that gets accurate results.
Problem - eleven blind core holes 90mm diameter by 75mm deep have been drilled into the 150mm thick concrete slab to accommodate the installation of LED lights. After drilling, Expensive stone tiles were laid onto the slab thus covering the core holes. The pencil markings to locate the core holes were lost and the holes could not be located.
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Aug 15, 2020
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