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Wall / Floor Scanning
Seeing Inside Concrete Structures
Wall and floor scanning uses non-destructive investigation to locate embedded objects and internal features within concrete. Surface-based scanning provides visibility into conditions that are not visible, supporting safer planning before cutting, coring, or drilling.
Wall / Floor Scanning
Avoiding Hidden Conflicts
Concrete walls and floors often contain embedded utilities, reinforcement, or structural features that are not documented. Wall and floor scanning helps reduce uncertainty by identifying internal features before cutting, coring, drilling, or anchoring activities take place.
Wall / Floor Scanning
Non-Destructive Concrete Imaging
Scanning is performed using surface-based investigation methods that image internal concrete conditions. Data is collected across defined wall or floor areas to identify embedded features and changes in material without damaging the structure.
Wall / Floor Scanning
Documented Embedded Features
Deliverables include mapped embedded features, documented scan results, and supporting observations. Information is provided to support coordination and safer execution of cutting, coring, drilling, or installation activities.
Wall / Floor Scanning
Common Applications
Wall and floor scanning is commonly used where internal concrete features may affect planned modifications or installations.
Locate embedded utilities, reinforcement, and features within walls prior to coring or penetration.
Identify internal features within slabs before cutting, trenching, or equipment installation.
Scan beams, columns, and structural components to support safe modification planning.
Wall / Floor Scanning
Investigation Methods Used
Wall and floor scanning relies on non-destructive investigation methods to image internal concrete features. These approaches provide visibility into embedded conditions while preserving existing structures.
Ground Penetrating Radar
Imaging method used to identify embedded features within concrete walls and floors.
Surface Scanning
Systematic scanning used to evaluate internal concrete conditions across defined areas.
Subsurface Imaging
Non-invasive imaging used to detect embedded objects and material changes.
Data Documentation
Collected data documented to support planning and coordination decisions.
Wall / Floor Scanning
Wall and Floor Questions
Learn more about how wall and floor scanning is performed and how results support safer construction and modification activities.
Embedded utilities, reinforcement, and other internal features within concrete structures.
No. Scanning is performed using non-destructive surface-based methods.
No. The service identifies internal features but does not assess structural performance.
Results are documented through mapped findings and supporting scan data.
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Understand what lies within concrete before cutting or drilling begins. Wall and floor scanning provides insight to support safer planning and coordination.