State-of-the-art instruments
Founded in 1996, GDi Géoradar Détection is recognized as a pioneering Québec company in the fields of concrete scanning and non-destructive locating.
We believe that the experience of our technicians, combined with the use of advanced technologies applied with the appropriate methods, is the best guarantee of success in meeting our commitments to reliability, efficiency, and productivity.
Here is an overview of the technologies which are mastered by our team of technicians on the field.
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Ground penetrating radar (high resolution)
The use of this equipment is recommended for concrete scanning before drilling or cutting, concrete structure scanning for spacing, diameter and cover estimation.
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Electromagnetic induction instrument (EMI)
Electromagnetic induction instruments can be used as a stand-alone geophysical instrument or as a complementary tool to our GPR . EMI is an effective survey method for large -scale environmental assessments.
This instrument is typically used to: environmental remediation, archaeology, geological investigation, site assessment, ground water investigation, agricultural research
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Underground utility locator
As its name indicates, this equipment is used to locate underground metal pipes, power cables. It’s also recommended for the localization of non-metallic conduits and PVC pipes with tracer wires.
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Ground penetrating radar (low frequency)
The low frequency ground penetrating radar is used to locate metal and non-metal underground utilities, buried tanks and other metal are non-metal buried objects.
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Precision GPS
Upon request, underground utilities that have been detected and marked on a site can be surveyed by GPS, mapped and added to a base plan provided by the customer or simply mapped to GoogleEarth.
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Pipe snake camera
The pipe camera is used to inspect and locate subterranean metal and non-metal pipes. It’s particularly used during plumbing conduits inspection.
