Underground electrical lines aren’t always visible or accurately documented, especially on older commercial properties or sites that have undergone multiple renovations. Whether you’re preparing for new construction, excavating near an existing building, or installing additional utilities, knowing where electrical lines are located is important for jobsite safety and avoiding costly damage. Ground penetrating radar (GPR) […]
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Underground water lines aren’t always easy to locate, especially when property records are incomplete or the pipes are made from non-metallic materials. Whether you’re planning new construction, excavating near an existing building, or trying to identify buried utilities, knowing where water lines are located can help prevent costly damage and project delays. Ground penetrating radar […]
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Do you know what’s hiding beneath your business? Every commercial property has sewer infrastructure beneath it, but most business owners have no idea exactly where that infrastructure is until something goes wrong. Too often, they only discover where those sewer lines are accidentally when a contractor hits one. Luckily, there is a simple, non-invasive solution […]
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When scheduling a Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) survey, many customers wonder if they need to prepare the area before scanning begins. Should equipment be moved? Does the surface need to be completely clear? Will clutter interfere with the scan? The good news is that in many cases, only minimal site preparation is needed. However, having […]
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When planning excavation, drilling, or cutting into concrete, one of the most important steps is identifying what lies beneath the surface. Detecting underground utilities is of utmost importance. Two of the most commonly used methods for locating underground utilities are ground penetrating radar (GPR) and electromagnetic (EM) locating. But which one is better? The answer […]
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Sinkholes can be a hidden danger beneath your property. In Arkansas, where karst geology and certain soil conditions make sinkholes more likely, detecting them early is essential. Ground-penetrating radar (GPR) offers a reliable, non-invasive way to identify underground voids before they cause serious damage. But how do you know when it’s time to call in […]
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Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) is a powerful, non-destructive technology used to see what’s hidden below the surface—without digging, drilling, or causing damage. Across Arkansas, GPR services are relied on by a wide range of industries to improve safety, reduce risk, and make better-informed decisions before work begins. Below, we break down the most common industries […]
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When it comes to Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR), the quality of your results depends on more than just the equipment — it also depends on what’s beneath your feet. Soil properties and moisture levels play a major role in how radar signals travel and how clearly subsurface features can be detected. At GPR Arkansas, we […]
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How GPR Fills the Gaps When planning to dig or break ground for any reason—whether you’re a homeowner planting trees or a contractor prepping a construction site—you’ve likely heard the phrase: “Call before you dig.” In most areas, that means contacting 811 or another One Call system to locate underground utilities and avoid costly or […]
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Whether you’re renovating a commercial space, resolving a plumbing issue in a facility, or managing a large-scale excavation project, knowing exactly where your plumbing lines run is critical. Digging without proper knowledge can result in broken pipes, costly repairs, safety hazards, and serious project delays. GPR Arkansas can help you with plumbing line detection and […]
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