Describe the element
Share its material, dimensions and position on the site.
Concrete scanning helps investigate what may be present within a concrete element before drilling or cutting. The scan information can support planning around reinforcement and embedded services, subject to the equipment, material and site conditions.
Representative service imageConcrete scanning helps investigate what may be present within a concrete element before drilling or cutting. The scan information can support planning around reinforcement and embedded services, subject to the equipment, material and site conditions.
Share the planned cut or drill locations, element type, available drawings and access. The scan scope should match the area and question the project needs to investigate.
Share the planned cut or drill locations, element type, available drawings and access. The scan scope should match the area and question the project needs to investigate.
Share its material, dimensions and position on the site.
Send a photo, drawing or marked-up plan with the required opening or cut.
Note site access, nearby services and any project approvals relevant to the work.
A scan can help identify embedded reinforcement or services in the surveyed area so the project team can make a more informed cutting plan.
No scanning method can guarantee detection of every concealed item. Results depend on material, depth, access, equipment and site conditions.
Share the project location, dimensions and a photo or drawing to start a conversation.