Connector lines – responsible for transmitting electricity from the site’s solar panels – required immediate replacement to restore the 1,200-acre solar complex to full operational capacity.

A leading non-profit retirement community in Pennsylvania engaged GPRS to locate a suspected water line leak. The result: a comprehensive, field-verified utility map for the entire 334-acre campus.

Municipalities increasingly require pre and post-project CCTV inspections after horizontal directional drilling to detect cross bores and protect public safety.

GPRS Project Manager David Castro led a comprehensive infrastructure visualization effort that combined Video Pipe Inspection (VPI) and 3D laser scanning to deliver a complete understanding of the site conditions before any construction began.

GPR and EM locating were used to successfully identify a buried utility tunnel and confirm a leak location that had been preliminarily detected via thermal imaging

Not all utilities are registered with 811, so additional private utility locating services were required to ensure drilling clearances before excavation.

Enhancing Safety & Budget Efficiency with the Right Technology

The role of subsurface utility investigations in construction, the use of GPR and EM locators, and the importance of skilled operators.

A System that Saves Lives

These incidents are preventable, and we can show you how.

Hire a Professional So It’s Done Right The First Time

If Seeing is Believing, Potholing May Be Your Best Bet. But At What Cost?

Field Notes on Subsurface Investigation Methodology

As the U.S. begins spending $1.2 trillion in infrastructure funds, avoiding utility strikes could save more than $40 billion annually

And How GPRS Uses Them to Keep Your Projects On Time, On Budget, and Safe

And the Hidden Cost of Both