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As structures age, utility lines and other objects can change in material, or shift from their original position. To ensure there are no hazards when leading up to an excavation project, Atlantic Subsurface Imaging, LLC is pleased to announce they are now utilizing ground penetrating radar technology for clients in Delaware. Depending on how long the concrete has been in place, GPR is an innovative technique that avoids tearing up the material, using radar pulses to detect reflected signals of hazardous objects, producing a 3D image for accurate analysis.

As concrete is implemented over various structures, utilities and other objects could shift or change in material. To avoid tearing up the concrete and affecting the subsurface, technologies have advanced that allow the use of radar to provide data and images beyond the material. When townships, companies, or homeowners require engineers to look underneath the surface for any hazards, Atlantic Subsurface Imaging, LLC is announcing their services for scanning concrete with their ground penetrating radar (GPR) technology. This method of subsurface imaging uses radar pulses to transmit electromagnetic radiation and detect reflected signals of voids or objects.

As utilities and other foundations are resting below the surface, it is important for businesses, construction companies, and engineers to know exactly where these utilities are. Some projects require companies to drill into the ground and get a look at what is underneath the surface, which can be a hassle before the excavation process begins. Atlantic Subsurface Imaging, LLC is announcing their services for utility mapping and locating through the use of ground penetrating radar technology. Ground penetrating radar will effectively locate any hazards underneath the surface without having to break ground.

As March has arrived and golf courses have opened for the spring season, maintenance crews may begin to notice their irrigation system has been affected by the precipitation the winter has produced. Poor irrigation is detrimental for golf courses, as the sleek and wet grass will dissuade golfers from playing their course. For an accurate location of the irrigation pipes and lines, Atlantic Subsurface Imaging, LLC is announcing their services for irrigation and drainage mapping of golf courses this spring.

As the cold temperatures this winter has produced a plethora of potholes and cracks in the concrete, it is important to inspect the surface of the concrete before cutting and drilling projects. To properly inspect the strength on concrete and the ground underneath the surface, Atlantic Subsurface Imaging, LLC is announcing their services for concrete inspections utilizing their advanced ground penetrating radar (GPR). This process enables the professionals to detect problem areas, pipes, and components embedded underneath the concrete so as to ensure a safe drilling project. It is a reliable process to ensure the concrete is not destructed while reading conduit and rebar.

Known for their underground locating in New York, Atlantic Subsurface Imaging, LLC is pleased to announce that they are now offering golf course scanning for any golf course planning or remodeling. Using the Ground Penetrating Radar technology, they are able to easily locate pipes and lines used for drainage or irrigation. Having this information readily available without damaging the golf course is invaluable for remodeling and planning purposes.

For those who have been searching for a career that involves manning state-of-the-art equipment or they have the ability to use underground locating in NJ, they can now check Atlantic Subsurface Imaging, LLC’s career opportunities page to see what is available. When it comes to using non-destructive measures to capture any voids in the ground, to find any utilities that are located, irrigation draining, etc., Atlantic Subsurface Imaging, LLC does it all.

The building and construction season never seems to slow down, but the prime time for projects will be here faster than one might think. With that being said, Atlantic Subsurface Imaging, LLC urges builders to locate underground utilities prior to digging with new tips. First, the company urges people to be sure to locate underground utilities in New York before going forth with any construction, because the professionals at Atlantic Subsurface Imaging know too well how much time and money can be saved by doing so.

With construction, no matter what the job, if the job requires digging or the location of underground utilities or tanks, locating these subsurface objects is detrimental. This keeps the people on the job safe, and keeps from damaging materials that could cause big problems. Atlantic Subsurface Imaging, LLC understands this problem, and is able to help by now providing GPR scanning in New Jersey for locating underground utilities as well as anything else that is underground.

When it comes to new constructions, contractors may be guessing as to what is underneath the land they are about to build upon. However, with Atlantic Subsurface Imaging, LLC’s ground penetrating radar available in Philadelphia, Delaware, New Jersey and New York, construction workers in those states will now have the ability to gain more knowledge about the existing land they are working on. Depending on the area, and if it has been untouched for centuries, contractors could be completely guessing on the current conditions of the land below. This can be extremely important especially if there happens to be waste or even an old landfill buried below.