1. **Utility Locating:** GPR is used to detect and map underground utilities like pipes, cables, and conduits, preventing damage during excavation and construction.
2. **Concrete Scanning:** GPR scans concrete structures to locate rebar, post-tension cables, voids, and other anomalies, aiding in construction and renovation projects.
3. **Archaeological Surveys:** Non-invasive GPR surveys help archaeologists locate buried artifacts, structures, and sites without excavation.
4. **Geotechnical Investigations:** GPR assesses soil conditions, detects subsurface anomalies, and evaluates ground stability for construction and engineering projects.
5. **Environmental Studies:** GPR identifies underground storage tanks, contaminants, and other environmental hazards, assisting in site assessments and remediation efforts.
6. **Infrastructure Inspections:** GPR inspects roads, bridges, and other infrastructure to detect defects, voids, and deterioration, ensuring structural integrity and safety.
These services provide precise, non-destructive insights into subsurface conditions, making them invaluable for planning, construction, maintenance, and research.