Robust technology and techniques to solve almost any challenge, no matter how complex.

GPR is a non-destructive technology with almost endless locating capabilities. From safely scanning concrete to detecting non-metallic utilities to uncovering the condition of buried assets, GPR has become a staple for engineering, environmental and construction projects, large and small.

Electromagnetic (EM) Induction is the most widely used and cost-effective solution for locating and tracing buried services and discerning conductive utilities in a project area.

FDEM is a geophysical technique applicable on soil, rock and paved surfaces to test for bulk ground conductivity, buried metal, lateral changes in soil type or saturation.

Borehole Geophysics is used in ground-water and environmental investigations to obtain information on well construction, rock lithology and fractures, permeability and porosity, and water quality.

TDEM is a geophysical technique used to detect geological conductions, airborne anomalies, examine Brownfields, map intrusions, and uncover a wide range of minerals, conductivities, and environments.

Seismic Refraction and Reflection is a surface geophysics method that utilizes the refraction of seismic waves on geology layers and rock/soil units to characterize subsurface geologic conditions.

Sewer camera technologies form the backbone of sewer condition assessments and sewer safety inspections. They are used to monitor the performance of newly installed pipes, investigate unexplained flow conditions, locate blockages, cracks and deformations, as well as for detecting leak areas.

Vacuum Excavation empowers construction projects by providing a safe, clean, and non-destructive method of obtaining detailed utility data such as depth, type, and condition.