Concrete Scanning Services That Help You Cut, Core, and Dig With Confidence

Superior GPR provides GPR concrete scanning, private utility locating, and utility mapping services across Southern California, including Los Angeles, Orange County, Riverside, and San Diego. The focus is simple: help crews cut, core, and excavate with fewer surprises and clearer field decisions.

What Superior GPR Helps You Prevent

Hitting rebar, cutting a post-tension cable, or trenching through an unknown utility can stall a job fast. Our team supports contractors, facility teams, and project managers with concrete scanning services and utility data that is easy to act on in the field.

Fast turnaround matters on real schedules. The goal is clean markings that match the plan, plus a short summary of what was found and what to avoid. That way, the crew can keep moving without having to guess at cut lines, core locations, or trench routes.

Technology Built for Real Jobsites

Equipment selection depends on what needs to be found and how the results will be used. GPR platforms support slab scanning and deeper investigation, and positioning tools can support mapping scopes when location control is critical to the deliverable.

Proceq GP8000

ImpulseRadar PinPoint

Vivax RTK Pro

Trusted on High-Stakes Sites Across Southern California

Work often takes place in places that remain open during construction, such as airports, hospitals, schools, and high-rise buildings. That means clear communication, clean markings, and a process that fits active sites without slowing down other trades. Experience includes job sites such as LAX, John Wayne Airport, San Diego Airport, Cedars-Sinai, and large commercial and institutional facilities.

Service Areas

Southern California

Los Angeles

Orange County

Riverside

San Diego

Ready to Scan, Locate, or Map?

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I still need to call 811 if I hire a private utility locator?

Yes. Calling 811 is a key safety step, but privately owned facilities may exist and may not appear in the 811 notification process.

Can you locate water, gas, and electrical lines?

We support locating common utility types when site conditions allow, using appropriate field methods and verification practices.

Is every underground utility detectable?

No. Some utilities are harder to detect based on material, depth, moisture, and site noise. That is why a verification plan matters, and why potholing is sometimes needed to confirm a line before excavation.

What is the difference between concrete X-ray and GPR?

GPR is usually faster for scanning larger areas and can be performed from a single accessible surface. That makes it the practical first step on most slabs when cut and core locations are the main concern. Concrete X-ray may require additional access and stricter safety controls, and is usually reserved for specific situations.

What is SUE, and how does it relate to utility mapping?

SUE is an engineering process used to identify and map underground utilities early in project development, often using defined quality levels and methods.

When should I schedule GPR scanning of concrete?

Before saw cutting, coring, trenching, anchoring, or drilling. The earlier you scan, the easier it is to adjust layout and avoid costly changes.