Ground Penetrating Radar

Our Comprehensive Ground Penetrating Radar Services across Northern NSW & South East QLD

What is a Ground Penetrating Radar?

Ground Penetrating Radar, or GPR, is a specialist piece of equipment which projects radar waves to penetrate the ground and reflect back signals and images of structures buried within two-three metres of the surface. GPR is commonly used in a range of industries, including construction, mining and utility locating.

If you’re looking for a specialist ground penetrating radar service in our service region, then look no further than Australian Underground Search. We have a team of experienced and qualified operators who can provide you with an accurate and reliable service.

How We Use Ground Penetrating Radars in Our Detection Services

Here at Australian Underground Search, we use ground-penetrating radar to locate underground utilities such as pipes, tanks, and cables. GPR is used to locate non-conductive services such as water, sewer, and stormwater pipes. These are usually made out of PVC or concrete and don’t show up using the EMF detector receiver wand.

Our Ground Penetrating Radar Services

Ground-penetrating radar, or GPR, is a valuable tool that can be used to locate a variety of hidden objects and features. Utilising radio waves, GPR can penetrate through soil and concrete to create a high-resolution image of what lies beneath the surface. This non-destructive technique is often used to locate pits and valves, as well as non-conductive lines such as plastic pipes.

At Australian Underground Search, we utilise the latest GPR technologies to provide our clients with accurate and reliable results. So whether you’re looking for hidden utilities or buried treasure, we have the experience and expertise to help you find what you’re looking for.

GPR is used to find the following services:

Pits/Valves

Non-Conductive Lines