Ground Penetrating Radar Systems-Oklahoma works with Environmental Firms nationwide providing ground radar services. On this project, GPRS was contacted to provide knowledge of the existing utilities within the proposed soil sampling areas. Wade Vickers-GPRS Oklahoma used radar locating to find multiple utilities within the boring areas. The findings were marked directly onto the surface using marking paint and pin flags. The markings were communicated with the customer and pink paint was used to provide area boundaries surrounding the drilling areas. GPRS saved the environmental firm significant costs relates to damages and possible injuries.

For private utility locating in Oklahoma: Oklahoma City, Midwest City, Bethany, Norman, Stillwater, Lawton, Ardmore, Elk City, Guthrie, Kingfisher, Altus, Weatherford, Duncan, Durant, Enid, Yukon, Shawnee and Edmond area call 405.815.7415 or email wade.vickers@gp-radar.com.

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After heavy rains, caused the flood gates to be open for an extended period of time, Engineers were concerned of washout below the spillway slab creating voids or air space. The City of Lawton Engineers contacted Ground Penetrating Radar Systems, Inc. to scan for possible voids below the two feet concrete slabs. Mike Kuebbeler - GPRS Oklahoma mobilized to the site at Lake Ellsworth, just outside of Lawton, Oklahoma to perform a method of radar scanning within the suggested areas. Due to the portability of the GPR antenna, the radar imaging was performed quickly and accurately. Since the results were marked directly onto the surface, the customer was able to repair small areas of the spillway instead replacing the whole spillway, saving time and money to work in the concerned areas. Unlike x-ray/gamma ray, GroundGPR Void Mapping Project in Lawton, OK Penetrating Radar is time efficient, non-hazardous and able to show real time results. The energy emitted is equivalent to 1% of a cell phone, therefore, the production of the construction site can continue without any...

Structural Engineers have contacted GPRS for many types of inspections to verify proper placement of reinforcement embedded within concrete. If structures are not built within the specifications structural integrity may have imminent failure. In this particular case GPRS was asked to determine if the anchor bolts were properly placed within a cylindrical reinforced column without damaging the preexisting reinforcement. As long as GPRS has direct contact and accessibility to the surface of the concrete, we can determine accurate depths of the rebar and take the bolt measurements to assure proper placement of the bolts without contact of the rebar.

Just like getting a utility locate done before digging it is very important to have an accurate locate before coring or drilling bolts within concrete. Striking a post-tension cable or rebar could cause serious harm or injury as well as substantial structural damage. Experienced General Contractors are aware of the hazards and contact Ground Penetrating Radar Systems, Inc. to scan the areas prior to core-drilling or inspect at the...

Prior to core drilling, a general contractor contacted Ground Penetrating Radar Systems, Inc. to scan the areas where coring will take place to install plumbing. Mike Kuebbeler-GPRS Oklahoma mobilized to the site in Stillwater, Oklahoma to perform a concrete scan within the suggested areas. Due to the portability of the GPR antenna, the radar imaging was performed quickly and accurately. Since the results were marked directly onto the surface, the customer was able to avoid any rebar, damage to the structure, and injuries on-site. Unlike x-ray/gamma ray, Ground Penetrating Radar is time efficient, non-hazardous and able to show real time results. The energy emitted is equivalent to 1% of a cell phone, therefore, the production of the construction site can continue without any radiation hazards.

For concrete scanning in Oklahoma: Oklahoma City, Midwest City, Bethany, Norman, Stillwater, Lawton, Ardmore, Elk City, Guthrie, Kingfisher, Altus, Weatherford, Duncan, Durant, Enid, Yukon, Shawnee and Edmond area call 580.335.4355 or email...

Before a home owner had a storm shelter installed in their garage, Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma was contacted to mark out the post-tension cables, and any reinforcing steel within the saw cutting area in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The work consisted of scanning each drilling location within the new construction. After a thorough GPR investigation was performed, the precise location and depths of the post-tension cables were marked directly onto the surface using black marking crayon. The markings gave a clear indication of what lies beneath the surface. If the customer would have drilled without GPRS, they would have hit multiple cables. During the drilling process, the customer was able to avoid any post-tension cables within the slab and maintain the structure’s integrity. The GPR equipment is also very portable, and is able to be moved up multiple floors and even on ceilings and walls. This was able to save the contractor money in repairs, as well as reducing the risk of endangering workers. Unlike x-ray/gamma ray, Ground Penetrating Radar is time efficient, non-hazardous...

When a local mechanical contractor needed to drill through a post tension slab, they contacted GPRS to locate the PT cables and reinforcing steel within the areas. Wade Vickers-GPRS Oklahoma mobilized to the site in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma to perform a non-hazardous, non-destructive method of concrete x-ray. Due to the portability of the Ground Penetrating Radar antenna, the scanning was performed quickly and accurately. Since the results were marked directly onto the surface, the customer was able to avoid the cables within the slab and prevent damage to slab or injuries to the workers on site. The GPR energy emitted is equivalent to 1% of a cell phone, therefore, the production of the construction site can continue without any radiation hazards.

For concrete scanning in Oklahoma: Oklahoma City, Midwest City, Bethany, Norman, Stillwater, Lawton, Ardmore, Elk City, Guthrie, Kingfisher, Altus, Weatherford, Duncan, Durant, Enid, Yukon, Shawnee and Edmond area call 405.815.7415 or email wade.vickers@gp-radar.com.

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Prior to the installation of new AC units, an HVAC contractor contacted Ground Penetrating Radar Systems, Inc. to locate the rebar within the roof slab to preserve the structures integrity. Wade Vickers-GPRS Oklahoma mobilized to the site in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma to scan the area before the drilling process took place. Since Ground Penetrating Radar shows the data in real time, the results were marked directly onto the surface. Unlike x-ray/gamma ray, Ground Penetrating Radar is time efficient, non-hazardous and able to show real time results. The energy emitted is equivalent to 1% of a cell phone, therefore, the production of the construction site can continue without any radiation hazards.

For concrete scanning in Oklahoma: Oklahoma City, Midwest City, Bethany, Norman, Stillwater, Lawton, Ardmore, Elk City, Guthrie, Kingfisher, Altus, Weatherford, Duncan, Durant, Enid, Yukon, Shawnee and Edmond area call 405.815.7415 or email wade.vickers@gp-radar.com.

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During the renovation of a department store, Ground Penetrating Radar Systems-Oklahoma was contacted by a General Contractor to locate the existing private underground utilities within the proposed trailer area in Yukon, Oklahoma. Wade Vickers-GPRS Oklahoma located the sewer and electric lines prior to drilling anchors in the parking lot. Since GPR shows data in real time, the locations and depths were marked directly onto the surface in orange marking paint and communicated with the customer. GPRS provides knowledge of what lies beneath the surface.

For private utility locating in Oklahoma: Oklahoma City, Midwest City, Bethany, Norman, Stillwater, Lawton, Ardmore, Elk City, Guthrie, Kingfisher, Altus, Weatherford, Duncan, Durant, Enid, Yukon, Shawnee and Edmond area call 405.815.7415 or email wade.vickers@gp-radar.com.

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When a mechanical contractor needed drill into a slab of concrete on multiple floors to install a new water line, Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma was contacted to mark out the post-tension cables, and any reinforcing steel within the drilling areas in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The work consisted of scanning each drilling location within the new construction. After a thorough GPR investigation was performed, the precise location and depths of the post-tension cables were marked directly onto the surface using black marking crayon and orange spray paint. The markings gave a clear indication of what lies beneath the surface. During the drilling process, the customer was able to avoid any post-tension cables within the slab and maintain the structure’s integrity. The GPR equipment is also very portable, and is able to be moved up multiple floors and even on ceilings and walls. This was able to save the contractor money in repairs, as well as reducing the risk of endangering workers. Unlike x-ray/gamma ray, Ground Penetrating Radar is time efficient, non-hazardous and able to show...

When a general contractor needed drill into columns to anchor a new support system, Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma was contacted to mark out the reinforcing steel, and any conduits within the drilling areas in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The work consisted of scanning each column and locating the reinforcing steel. After a thorough GPR investigation was performed, the precise location and depths of the reinforcing steels and conduits were marked directly onto the surface using black marking crayon. The markings gave a clear indication of what lies beneath the surface. During the drilling process, the customer was able to avoid any reinforcing steel or conduits within the slab and maintain the structure’s integrity. The GPR equipment is very portable, and is able to be used on the surface, and walls, and ceilings. Unlike x-ray/gamma ray, Ground Penetrating Radar is time efficient, non-hazardous and able to show real time results. The energy emitted is equivalent to 1% of a cell phone, therefore, the production of the construction site can continue without any radiation hazards....

Ground Penetrating Radar Systems-Oklahoma works extensively with the Oil & Gas Industry. Prior to the installation of a new pipeline, Wade Vickers-GPRS Oklahoma was contacted to locate pipelines within the proposed excavation path in Elk City, Oklahoma. Multiple lines were located using Ground Penetrating Radar and the Radio Detection Device. Since GPR shows data in real time, the results were communicated to the customer with the location and depths shown using pin flags & wooden stakes. GPRS provides knowledge of what lies beneath the surface. Using GPRS reduces risk and cost, promotes a safe work environment, and provides non-destructive testing by locating materials such as concrete, plastic, metal, steel, and pavement.

For gas pipeline locating in Oklahoma: Oklahoma City, Midwest City, Bethany, Norman, Stillwater, Lawton, Ardmore, Elk City, Guthrie, Kingfisher, Altus, Weatherford, Duncan, Durant, Enid, Yukon, Shawnee and Edmond area call 405.815.7415 or email wade.vickers@gp-radar.com.

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Ground Penetrating Radar Systems-Oklahoma was contacted by a General Contractor after discovering the main electric lines running directly beneath the slab. Wade Vickers-GPRS Oklahoma mobilized to the site and provided knowledge of the lines’ location and depth. After GPRS’s process was complete, the line was determined to be directly underneath the slab and intersecting the proposed saw-cutting area. The findings were marked directly onto the surface and the customer was able to saw-cut safely. Using GPRS reduces risk and cost, promotes a safe work environment, and provides non-destructive testing by locating materials such as concrete, plastic, metal, steel, and pavement.

For concrete scanning in Oklahoma: Oklahoma City, Midwest City, Bethany, Norman, Stillwater, Lawton, Ardmore, Elk City, Guthrie, Kingfisher, Altus, Weatherford, Duncan, Durant, Enid, Yukon, Shawnee and Edmond area call 405.815.7415 or email wade.vickers@gp-radar.com.

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When an inspector had concerns regarding the depth and the spacing of the rebar within the bridge, a Highway & Bridge construction contractor contacted GPRS to scan the areas before drilling took place. Wade Vickers-GPRS Oklahoma mobilized to the bridge site in Dallas, TX to perform the ground penetrating radar process. Due to the convenience of the GPR system, the scanning was performed quickly and accurately. Since the results were marked directly onto the surface and discussed with the customer, the information was available when needed. Unlike x-ray/gamma ray, Ground Penetrating Radar is time efficient, non-hazardous and able to show real time results. The energy emitted is equivalent to 1% of a cell phone, therefore, the production of the construction site can continue without any radiation hazards.

For concrete scanning in Oklahoma: Oklahoma City, Midwest City, Bethany, Norman, Stillwater, Lawton, Ardmore, Elk City, Guthrie, Kingfisher, Altus, Weatherford, Duncan, Durant, Enid, Yukon, Shawnee and Edmond area call 405.815.7415 or email...

Prior to the installation of new plumbing lines, a mechanical contractor contacted Ground Penetrating Radar Systems, Inc. to scan the areas prior to core-drilling. Wade Vickers-GPRS Oklahoma mobilized to the site in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma to perform a concrete scan within the suggested areas. Due to the portability of the GPR antenna, the radar imaging was performed quickly and accurately. Since the results were marked directly onto the surface, the customer was able to avoid any PT cables, damage to the structure and injuries on-site. Unlike x-ray/gamma ray, Ground Penetrating Radar is time efficient, non-hazardous and able to show real time results. The energy emitted is equivalent to 1% of a cell phone, therefore, the production of the construction site can continue without any radiation hazards.

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Ground Penetrating Radar Systems, Inc. frequently works side-by-side with core-drilling and saw-cutting companies. Recently, Wade Vickers-GPRS Oklahoma mobilized to the site in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma to scan the Post-Tension beams prior to drilling an 8 inch hole for a new pipe. Due to the portability of the GPR equipment, the scanning was performed quickly and accurately. Since the results were marked directly onto the surface, the customer was able to avoid any PT cables within the beam during the core-drilling process. Unlike x-ray/gamma ray, Ground Penetrating Radar is time efficient, non-hazardous and shows real time results. The energy emitted is equivalent to 1% of a cell phone, therefore, the production of the construction site can continue without any radiation hazards.

For concrete scanning in Oklahoma: Oklahoma City, Midwest City, Bethany, Norman, Stillwater, Lawton, Ardmore, Elk City, Guthrie, Kingfisher, Altus, Weatherford, Duncan, Durant, Enid, Yukon, Shawnee and Edmond area call 405.815.7415 or email wade.vickers@gp-radar.com.

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Ground Penetrating Radar Systems-Oklahoma was contacted by an electrical contractor prior to mark out any electrical conduits within/beneath the slab prior to saw-cutting at a mall in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Wade Vickers-GPRS Oklahoma mobilized to the site and located several conduits within the saw-cutting path using ground penetrating radar. Since GPR shows data in real time, the results were marked using duct tape (with the depths written) and communicated with the customer. GPRS provides knowledge of what lies beneath the surface. Using GPRS reduces risk and cost, promotes a safe work environment, and provides non-destructive testing by locating materials such as concrete, plastic, metal, steel, and pavement.

For conduit locating in Oklahoma: Oklahoma City, Midwest City, Bethany, Norman, Stillwater, Lawton, Ardmore, Elk City, Guthrie, Kingfisher, Altus, Weatherford, Duncan, Durant, Enid, Yukon, Shawnee and Edmond area call 405.815.7415 or email wade.vickers@gp-radar.com.

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Ground Penetrating Radar Systems was contacted by a concrete contractor to scan multiple areas prior to saw-cutting a block out for electrical conduits. Wade Vickers-GPRS Oklahoma mobilized to the site at Utica Place in Tulsa, Oklahoma to perform a non-hazardous, non-destructive method of concrete x-ray. Due to the portability of the GPR system, the scanning was performed quickly and accurately. Since the results were marked directly onto the surface, the customer was able to saw-cut the areas without hitting the post-tension cables within the slab. Unlike x-ray/gamma ray, Ground Penetrating Radar is time efficient, non-hazardous and able to show real time results. The energy emitted is equivalent to 1% of a cell phone, therefore, the production of the construction site can continue without any radiation hazards.

For concrete scanning in Oklahoma: Catoosa, Tulsa, Broken Arrow, Glenpool, Tahlequah, Collinsville, Owasso, Okmulgee, Verdigris, Claremore, Miami, Bixby, Sapulpa, Muskogee, Sand Springs, Bartlesville, Broken Arrow please call 918.779.8323 or email...

When an electrical contractor needed to install a new conduit through a post-tension slab, they contacted Ground Penetrating Radar Systems, Inc. to provide a safe area for drilling. Wade Vickers-GPRS Oklahoma mobilized to the site in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma and marked out the post tension cables within the drilling area. Due to the convenience of the concrete radar system, the scanning was performed quickly and accurately. Since the results were marked directly onto the surface, the customer was able to avoid the cables within the slab during the core-drilling process. Unlike x-ray/gamma ray, Ground Penetrating Radar is time efficient, non-hazardous and able to show real time results. The energy emitted is equivalent to 1% of a cell phone, therefore, the production of the construction site can continue without any radiation hazards.

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During the renovation of an existing building for a new Laundry Mat, a plumbing contractor contacted GPRS to scan the PT slab prior to the installation of new plumbing lines. Wade Vickers-GPRS Oklahoma used the Ground Penetrating Radar antenna to mark the location and depth of the cables within the slab. Due to the convenience of the GPR antenna, the scanning was performed quickly and accurately. After the GPRS process was complete, the cables were shown using orange marking paint marked directly onto the surface and were able to be avoided during the saw-cutting process. Unlike x-ray/gamma ray, Ground Penetrating Radar is time efficient, non-hazardous and able to show real time results. The energy emitted is equivalent to 1% of a cell phone, therefore, the production of the construction site can continue without any radiation hazards.

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Ground Penetrating Radar Systems-Oklahoma was contacted by General Contractor to mark out the existing waterlines, gas lines, communication lines and electric lines within the proposed building area in Perkins, Oklahoma. Wade Vickers-GPRS Oklahoma mobilized to the site and marked out multiple private underground utilities prior to excavation. Since Ground Penetrating Radar shows data in real time, the results were marked directly onto the surface with orange marking paint and communicated with the customer. GPRS provides knowledge of what lies beneath the surface. Using GPRS reduces risk and cost, promotes a safe work environment, and provides non-destructive testing by locating materials such as concrete, plastic, metal, steel, and pavement.

For UST locating in Oklahoma: Oklahoma City, Midwest City, Bethany, Norman, Stillwater, Lawton, Ardmore, Elk City, Guthrie, Kingfisher, Altus, Weatherford, Duncan, Durant, Enid, Yukon, Shawnee and Edmond area call 405.815.7415 or email wade.vickers@gp-radar.com.

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When a mechanical contractor needed drill into a slab of concrete to anchor a new electrical sign, Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma was contacted to mark out the reinforcing steel within the drilling areas in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The work consisted of scanning each drilling location within the casino. After a thorough GPR investigation was performed, the precise location and depths of the post-tension cables were marked directly onto the surface using black marking crayon and orange spray paint. The markings gave a clear indication of what lies beneath the surface. During the drilling process, the customer was able to avoid any post-tension cables within the slab and maintain the structure’s integrity. This was able to save the casino money in repairs, as well as reducing the risk of endangering workers. Unlike x-ray/gamma ray, Ground Penetrating Radar is time efficient, non-hazardous and able to show real time results. The energy emitted is equivalent to 1% of a cell phone, therefore, the production of the construction site can continue without any radiation hazards....

When an energy plant had suspicion of possible existence of underground voids within their property, Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma was contacted to perform a subsurface imaging investigation to confirm the existence of these voids. After a thorough analysis was performed, GPRS located large areas of concern. If the company had parked large machinery or placed anything with a considerable amount of weight on the slab, it would have collapsed under the weight. The findings were marked directly onto the surface using duct tape and black marker, so the floor would not be damaged. These voids may have been created by a broken drain line or some erosion over time. Ground Penetrating Radar is a non-hazardous, non-destructive way of locating obstructions beneath the surface. No one had to be cleared from the area, so the workers could continue to do their jobs during the investigation of the plant. The GPR shows results in real time, so the plant could operate under its normal business hours, and have the investigation performed simultaneously.

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When an environmental firm had to take soil boring samples on a property, Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma was contacted to perform a subsurface imaging investigation. During the investigation, GPRS located any utilities or obstructions like underground storage tanks that could be struck during the drilling process. The findings were marked directly onto the surface using orange marking paint and the customer was able to avoid hitting any underground utilities, or obstructions. If any were located within the area, the customer moved the drilling location, and GPRS cleared the new area. Ground Penetrating Radar is a non-hazardous, non-destructive way of locating obstructions beneath the surface. The results are then marked directly on the surface to show the location of the underground obstructions.

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When a cemetery wanted to update their records of existing, or unmarked graves, Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma was contacted to perform a subsurface imaging investigation. During the investigation, GPRS located multiple graves that were unmarked, as well as graves with headstones. The findings were marked directly onto the surface using orange marking paint and pin flags and fully communicated with the customer. Ground Penetrating Radar is a non-hazardous, non-destructive way of locating obstructions beneath the surface. The results are then marked directly on the surface to show the location of the underground obstructions.

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When a General Contractor needed to drill into the concrete slabs to anchor a new air vent, Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma was contacted to mark out any existing reinforcing steel within the drilling locations in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The work consisted of scanning around each drilling location on the ceiling of the building. The GPR equipment is portable and able to be used on a ladder, or a lift of any kind, so it can be used on a ceiling, or a wall, as well as the floor. After a thorough GPR investigation was performed, the precise location and depths of the reinforcing steel were marked directly onto the surface using black marking crayon. The markings gave a clear indication of what lies beneath the surface. During the drilling process, the customer was able to avoid any reinforcing steel located within the slab, and maintain the structure’s integrity. Unlike x-ray/gamma ray, Ground Penetrating Radar is time efficient, non-hazardous and able to show real time results. The energy emitted is equivalent to 1% of a cell phone, therefore, the production of the...

Ground Penetrating Radar Systems, Inc. was contacted by an electrical contractor to locate the rebar and conduits within the 2nd floor slab, prior to core-drilling for electrical conduits. Wade Vickers-GPRS Oklahoma mobilized to the construction site in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma to perform a non-hazardous, non-destructive method of concrete x-ray. After the concrete scanning was performed, the results were marked directly onto the surface to give the customer knowledge of what lies beneath the surface. Since the results were marked directly onto the surface, the customer was able to avoid any conduits and reinforcing steel within the slab during the drilling process. This saved the customer a substantial amount of costly setbacks, and injuries. Ground Penetrating Systems, LLC. is the leader GPR service provider for projects nationwide.

For concrete scanning in Oklahoma: Oklahoma City, Midwest City, Bethany, Norman, Stillwater, Lawton, Ardmore, Elk City, Guthrie, Kingfisher, Altus, Weatherford, Duncan, Durant, Enid, Yukon, Shawnee and Edmond area call...

Ground Penetrating Radar Systems-Oklahoma was contacted by a general contractor to mark out any underground utilities or obstructions within the proposed building site at an FAA regulated facility in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Wade Vickers-GPRS Oklahoma mobilized to the site and gave a precise location of the electric lines within a 100’x100’ area. Since GPR shows data in real time, the results were marked directly onto the surface using marking paint and pin flags to give the customer and workers knowledge of the utilities location beneath the surface. This saved the customer costly setbacks, and possible injuries.

For utility locating in Oklahoma: Oklahoma City, Midwest City, Bethany, Norman, Stillwater, Lawton, Ardmore, Elk City, Guthrie, Kingfisher, Altus, Weatherford, Duncan, Durant, Enid, Yukon, Shawnee and Edmond area call 405.815.7415 or email wade.vickers@gp-radar.com.

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Ground Penetrating Radar Systems-Oklahoma was contacted by an environmental firm to determine the presence of any existing underground storage tanks in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Wade Vickers-GPRS Oklahoma mobilized to the site and confirmed no USTs were present on the site. Since GPR shows data in real time, the results were communicated with the customer. GPRS provides knowledge of what lies beneath the surface. Using GPRS reduces risk and cost, promotes a safe work environment, and provides non-destructive testing by locating materials such as concrete, plastic, metal, steel, and pavement.

For UST locating in Oklahoma: Oklahoma City, Midwest City, Bethany, Norman, Stillwater, Lawton, Ardmore, Elk City, Guthrie, Kingfisher, Altus, Weatherford, Duncan, Durant, Enid, Yukon, Shawnee and Edmond area call 405.815.7415 or email wade.vickers@gp-radar.com.

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Prior to the installation of metallic beams for structural support, a Dam & Bridge contractor contacted GPRS to scan the areas before drilling took place. Wade Vickers-GPRS Oklahoma mobilized to the Canton Dam site in Canton, Oklahoma to perform a non-hazardous, non-destructive method of concrete x-ray. Due to the portability of the GPR antenna, the scanning was performed quickly and accurately. Since the results were marked directly onto the surface, the customer was able to preserve the structures integrity and miss the reinforcing steel within the wall. Unlike x-ray/gamma ray, Ground Penetrating Radar is time efficient, non-hazardous and able to show real time results. The energy emitted is equivalent to 1% of a cell phone, therefore, the production of the construction site can continue without any radiation hazards.

For concrete scanning in Oklahoma: Oklahoma City, Midwest City, Bethany, Norman, Stillwater, Lawton, Ardmore, Elk City, Guthrie, Kingfisher, Altus, Weatherford, Duncan, Durant, Enid, Yukon, Shawnee and Edmond area call 405.815.7415 or email...

Ground Penetrating Radar Systems, Inc. was contacted by an electrical contractor to locate the rebar and conduits within the slab, prior to core-drilling for electrical conduits. Wade Vickers-GPRS Oklahoma mobilized to the site in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma to perform a non-hazardous, non-destructive method of concrete x-ray. After the concrete scanning was performed, the results were marked directly onto the surface to give the customer knowledge of what lies beneath the surface. Since the results were marked directly onto the surface, the customer was able to avoid any conduits and reinforcing steel within the slab during the drilling process. Unlike x-ray/gamma ray, Ground Penetrating Radar is time efficient, non-hazardous and able to show real time results. The energy emitted is equivalent to 1% of a cell phone, therefore, the production of the construction site can continue without any radiation hazards.

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Ground Penetrating Radar Systems-Oklahoma was contacted by an environmental firm to mark out any underground utilities or obstructions within the proposed boring locations at a local bank in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Wade Vickers-GPRS Oklahoma mobilized to the site and gave a precise location of the electric and gas lines within a 20’x20’ area of each proposed borings. Since GPR shows data in real time, the results were marked directly onto the surface using marking paint to give the customer and workers knowledge of the utilities location beneath the surface. After the GPRS process was complete, multiple locations were adjusted due to underground conflicts. This saved the firm costly setbacks, and possible injuries.

For utility locating in Oklahoma: Oklahoma City, Midwest City, Bethany, Norman, Stillwater, Lawton, Ardmore, Elk City, Guthrie, Kingfisher, Altus, Weatherford, Duncan, Durant, Enid, Yukon, Shawnee and Edmond area call 405.815.7415 or email wade.vickers@gp-radar.com.

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When a mechanical contractor needed to core-drill through the concrete slabs to install new plumbing lines, Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma was contacted to mark out the reinforcing steel within the drilling areas in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The work consisted of scanning each drilling location within the office building, and parking garage. After a thorough GPR investigation was performed, the precise location and depths of the reinforcing steel were marked directly onto the surface using black marking crayon. The markings gave a clear indication of what lies beneath the surface. During the drilling process, the customer was able to avoid any reinforcing steel within the wall and maintain the structure’s integrity. Unlike x-ray/gamma ray, Ground Penetrating Radar is time efficient, non-hazardous and able to show real time results. The energy emitted is equivalent to 1% of a cell phone, therefore, the production of the construction site can continue without any radiation hazards. Also, the results are marked directly onto the surface without the need of film development....

When a property management firm had suspicion of possible underground storage tanks within a property, Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma was contacted to perform a subsurface imaging investigation. After a thorough analysis was performed, GPRS located three areas of concern. The findings were marked directly onto the surface using orange marking paint and fully communicated with the customer. Ground Penetrating Radar is a non-hazardous, non-destructive way of locating obstructions beneath the surface. The results are then marked directly on the surface to show the location of the underground obstructions.

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When an electrical contractor needed to core-drill through the concrete slabs to install new plumbing lines, Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma was contacted to mark out the reinforcing steel within the drilling areas in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The work consisted of scanning each drilling location within the office building, and parking garage. After a thorough GPR investigation was performed, the precise location and depths of the reinforcing steel were marked directly onto the surface using black marking crayon. The markings gave a clear indication of what lies beneath the surface. During the drilling process, the customer was able to avoid any reinforcing steel within the wall and maintain the structure’s integrity. Unlike x-ray/gamma ray, Ground Penetrating Radar is time efficient, non-hazardous and able to show real time results. The energy emitted is equivalent to 1% of a cell phone, therefore, the production of the construction site can continue without any radiation hazards. Also, the results are marked directly onto the surface without the need of film...

When a Construction Contractor needed to saw-cut through the concrete slabs to install new plumbing lines, Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma was contacted to mark out any existing conduits within the cutting areas in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The work consisted of scanning each cutting location within the department store. After a thorough GPR investigation was performed, the precise location and depths of the conduits were marked directly onto the surface using red marking crayon. The markings gave a clear indication of what lies beneath the surface. During the saw-cutting process, the customer was able to avoid any conduits located within the slab, and maintain the structure’s integrity. Unlike x-ray/gamma ray, Ground Penetrating Radar is time efficient, non-hazardous and able to show real time results. The energy emitted is equivalent to 1% of a cell phone, therefore, the production of the construction site can continue without any radiation hazards. Also, the results are marked directly onto the surface without the need of film development.

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When a construction contractor needed to core-drill through the concrete extensions, Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma was contacted to mark out the reinforcing steel within the drilling areas in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. The work consisted of scanning each drilling location within the office building, and parking garage. After a thorough GPR investigation was performed, the precise location and depths of the reinforcing steel were marked directly onto the surface using black marking crayon. The markings gave a clear indication of what lies beneath the surface. During the drilling process, the customer was able to avoid any reinforcing steel within the wall and maintain the structure’s integrity. Unlike x-ray/gamma ray, Ground Penetrating Radar is time efficient, non-hazardous and able to show real time results. The energy emitted is equivalent to 1% of a cell phone, therefore, the production of the construction site can continue without any radiation hazards. Also, the results are marked directly onto the surface without the need of film development.

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Before an Electrical contractor started installing new electrical utilities, Wade Vickers of GPRS- Oklahoma was contacted to locate any existing underground utilities along the path for the new electrical utilities. Ground penetrating radar was used to locate any utilities, which were marked out with orange spray paint and pin flags. The accurate depth of the underground utilities was also directly marked on the surface. Ground penetrating radar is completely non-hazardous, using about 1% of the radiation emitted from a cell phone.

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Before installing a new fire line at a Lumber Mill in Idabel, Oklahoma, Wade Vickers of GPRS- Oklahoma was contacted to locate any existing underground utilities along the path for the new fire line. Ground penetrating radar was used to locate any utilities, which were marked out with orange spray paint and pin flags. The accurate depth of the underground utilities was also directly marked on the surface. Ground penetrating radar is completely non-hazardous, using about 1% of the radiation emitted from a cell phone.

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When a Saw Cutting Company needed to saw-cut through the concrete slabs to install new plumbing lines, Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma was contacted to mark out any existing conduits within the cutting areas in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. The work consisted of scanning each cutting location within the hospital convent. After a thorough GPR investigation was performed, the precise location and depths of the conduits were marked directly onto the surface using red marking crayon. The markings gave a clear indication of what lies beneath the surface. During the saw-cutting process, the customer was able to avoid any conduits within the floor and maintain the structure’s integrity. Unlike x-ray/gamma ray, Ground Penetrating Radar is time efficient, non-hazardous and able to show real time results. The energy emitted is equivalent to 1% of a cell phone, therefore, the production of the construction site can continue without any radiation hazards. Also, the results are marked directly onto the surface without the need of film development.

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During the renovation of an old veterans building, there was question regarding the existence, location and depth of the reinforcing steel within the newly constructed concrete slab. Ground Penetrating Radar Systems, Inc. was contacted to verify the presence of the steel and provide knowledge. Wade Vickers-GPRS Oklahoma mobilized to the site in Altus, Oklahoma to perform a non-hazardous, non-destructive method of concrete x-ray. Since Ground Penetrating Radar shows images in real time, the results were interpreted and marked directly onto the surface to provide knowledge of what lies beneath the surface.

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When a structural engineering firm needed information of the amount, location, and depth of the reinforcing steel within the concrete footings, they contacted Ground Penetrating Radar Systems, Inc. to provide knowledge. Wade Vickers-GPRS Oklahoma mobilized to the construction site in Oklahoma City,Oklahoma to conduct the scan. Ground Penetrating Radar is a non-hazardous, non-destructive method of concrete scanning. Since the energy emitted is equivalent to 1% of a cell phone, the production of the construction site can continue without any radiation hazards. After the GPR scanning was performed, the results were marked directly onto the surface to give the customer knowledge of what lies beneath the surface.

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Ground Penetrating Radar Systems, Inc. recently worked for a homeowner. During the construction of the new home, the homeowner had concerns regarding the existence of reinforcing steel within its stem wall. Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma mobilized to the site and used the leading ground penetrating radar system to scan the areas of concern. After a thorough radar imaging was performed, the results were communicated with the homeowner. Unlike x-ray/gamma ray, Ground Penetrating Radar is time efficient, non-hazardous and able to show real time results. The energy emitted is equivalent to 1% of a cell phone, therefore, the production of the construction site can continue without any radiation hazards.

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Ground Penetrating Radar Systems-Oklahoma was contacted by an environmental firm mark out any underground utilities or obstructions within the proposed boring locations at a BNSF Railyard in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Wade Vickers-GPRS Oklahoma mobilized to the site and gave a precise location of the electric and water lines within a 20’x20’ area of each estimated 55 borings. Since GPR shows data in real time, the results were marked directly onto the surface using marking paint to give the customer and workers knowledge of the utilities location beneath the surface. After the GPRS process was complete, multiple locations were adjusted due to underground conflicts. This saved the firm costly setbacks, and possible injuries. GPRS reduces risk and cost, promotes a safe work environment, and provides non-destructive testing by locating materials such as concrete, plastic, metal, steel, and pavement.

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Ground Penetrating Radar Systems-Oklahoma was contacted by an energy company to mark out any underground gas pipelines or other obstructions within the new proposed station area. Using Radio Detection and Underground Imaging, Wade Vickers-GPRS Oklahoma mobilized to the site and gave a precise location of the high pressure gas lines and electric lines within an estimated 2 acres. Since GPR shows data in real time, the results were marked directly onto the surface using orange marking paint and pin flags to give the customer and workers knowledge of the utilities location beneath the surface. This ensures the customer can dig safely without costly setbacks and injuries. GPRS reduces risk and cost, promotes a safe work environment. GPR can see through materials such as concrete, and provides non-destructive testing by locating, plastic, metal, steel, rock, soil, ice, and pavement

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Prior to anchoring into a roof slab, an energy company needed locate the reinforcing steel. Ground Penetrating Radar Systems-Oklahoma Division was contacted to provide knowledge of what lies beneath the surface. After the concrete scanning was performed, it was determined that there was 2 slabs, each approximately 7 inches thick. Using the ground penetrating radar antenna (capable of scanning 18-22 inches through concrete), the reinforcing steel was located and marked directly onto the concrete using black crayon. The markings gave a clear indication of the rebar pattern.

During the drilling process, the customer was able to avoid any reinforcing steel within the roof and maintain the structure’s integrity. Unlike x-ray/gamma ray, Ground Penetrating Radar is time efficient, non-hazardous and able to show real time results. The energy emitted is equivalent to 1% of a cell phone, therefore, the production of the construction site can continue without any radiation hazards. Also, the results are marked directly onto the surface without the need of film...

During the renovation of an existing building in downtown Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, a general contractor needed to drill through a concrete beam to install new lines. Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma mobilized to the site and used the leading ground penetrating radar system to scan the suggested drilling area. After a thorough GPR investigation was performed, the reinforcing steel was marked directly onto the surface using black crayon. Since the findings were shown on the surface, the structure’s integrity was not damage during the drilling process. Using Ground Penetrating Radar, GPRS can provide solutions for your concerns that cannot be seen.

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When a general contractor needed to cut a trench into the slab without hitting any rebar or damaging the joists, they contacted Ground Penetrating Radar Systems-Oklahoma Division to assist. After the radar imaging was performed, the location and depth of the steel were marked directly onto the surface using the ground penetrating radar antenna (capable of scanning 18-22 inches through concrete). The markings gave a clear indication of what lies beneath the surface. During the cutting process, the customer was able to avoid damaging the reinforcing steel within the slab and maintain the structure’s integrity. Ground Penetrating Systems, LLC. is the leader GPR service provider for projects nationwide.

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Prior to collecting soil samples, an environmental company contacted GPRS to locate any possible underground storage tanks and utilities within the suggested areas in Norman, Oklahoma. Wade Vickers-GPRS Oklahoma used the ground penetrating radar system to investigate and mark out any underground utilities within the areas. After the radar imaging was completed, the markings were made directly onto the surface to show the location of the lines and obstructions beneath the surface. Ground Penetrating Radar Systems, Inc. is the leading GPR service provider nationwide.

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GPRS performed a subsurface investigation for voids beneath the post tension concrete slab at a residential home in Jenks, Oklahoma. Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma discovered a massive void underneath the home that required immediate attention. The best solution was to drill holes and stabilize the soil by using filler. Once the stabilization holes were laid in approximate areas, GPRS was contacted to locate the post tension cables in each area. Due to the house condition, the location of the cables was marked directly onto the surface using blue tape. Marking the cables on the surface allowed the customer to avoid any post tension cables within the slab during the drilling process. Unlike x-ray/gamma ray, Ground Penetrating Radar is time efficient, non-hazardous and able to show real time results. The energy emitted is equivalent to 1% of a cell phone, therefore, the production of the construction site can continue without any radiation hazards.

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When an energy company needed to install a new sign at the newly developed gas station, they had concerns of possible underground utilities running within the area. In order to locate the unmarked utilities, the energy company contacted Ground Penetrating Radar Systems, Inc. to provide assistance. Wade Vickers of GPRS Oklahoma used the GPR system (capable of depths of 4-6 ft.) to scan the area of concern. After the subsurface scanning process was completed, multiple electrical conduits were located. Since Ground Penetrating Radar shows data in real time, the results were marked directly onto the surface using orange marking paint and pin flags to give the customer and driller knowledge of the utilities located beneath the surface. This ensures the customer can dig safely without costly setbacks and injuries. Ground Penetrating Radar Systems, Inc. is the leading GPR service provider nationwide.

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Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma was contacted to mark out the post tension cables and reinforcing steel within the drilling areas at a casino in Tulsa, OK prior to the installation of new electrical conduits. Wade was able to give the precise location and depth of the post-tension cables, which gave the customer a clear area to drill. Since the results were marked directly onto the surface, the customer was able to avoid any post tension cables within the slab during the drilling process. Unlike x-ray/gamma ray, Ground Penetrating Radar is time efficient, non-hazardous and able to show real time results. The energy emitted is equivalent to 1% of a cell phone, therefore, the production of the construction site can continue without any radiation hazards.

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Wade Vickers of GPRS Oklahoma used ground penetrating radar to locate the water lines within multiple areas at the Pepsi Distribution Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Using the Ground Penetrating Radar System (capable of scanning depths 4-6 ft.), water lines were located and marked directly onto the surface. Since GPR shows data in real time, the results were marked directly onto the surface using orange marking paint and pin flags to give the customer and excavator knowledge of the utilities located beneath the surface. This ensures the customer can dig safely without costly setbacks and injuries.

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When a structural engineering firm noticed an uneven tilt on an existing double t structure, it was determined to install supporting braces to preserve the structure’s integrity. Ground Penetrating Radar Systems-Oklahoma Division was contacted to locate the post-tension cables and reinforcing steel within the double Ts and wall prior to the installation, to ensure no damage was done during the anchoring process. Using the ground penetrating radar antenna (capable of scanning 18-22 inches through concrete), the reinforcing steel was located and marked directly onto the concrete using black crayon. The markings show the precise location of the stirrups, rebar and PT cables within the structure. During the drilling process, the customer was able to avoid any cables and reinforcing steel within the wall and double Ts.

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Prior to core-drilling through an elevated slab, a mechanical contractor needed to locate the reinforcing steel. Ground Penetrating Radar Systems-Oklahoma Division was contacted to provide knowledge of what lies beneath the surface. After the concrete scanning was performed, the rebar was marked directly onto the surface using black crayon and communicated with the foreman on site. The markings gave a clear indication of reinforcing steel within the drilling area. During the drilling process, the customer was able to avoid any reinforcing steel within the 2nd story slab and maintain the structure’s integrity. Ground Penetrating Systems, LLC. is the leader GPR service provider for projects nationwide.

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Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma was contacted to mark out the reinforcing steel within a shear wall prior to the installation of new lines in Tulsa, OK. Wade was able to give the precise location and depth of the reinforcing steel, which gave the customer a clear area to drill. Since the results were marked directly onto the surface, the customer was able to avoid any and rebar within the wall to preserve the structure’s integrity. Unlike x-ray/gamma ray, Ground Penetrating Radar is time efficient, non-hazardous and able to show real time results. The energy emitted is equivalent to 1% of a cell phone, therefore, the production of the construction site can continue without any radiation hazards.

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Prior to the mobilization of a crane, a gas plant needed to know the location of the existing underground utilities and any unstable soil within the suggested area. Wade Vickers-GPRS Oklahoma used ground penetrating radar to investigate the area and provide a precise location and depth of the water lines. Since GPR shows data in real time, the results were marked directly onto the surface using orange marking paint and pin flags to give the customer and crane operator knowledge of the utilities located beneath the surface. This ensures the customer can operate without costly setbacks and injuries. Ground Penetrating Radar Systems, Inc. is the leading GPR service provider nationwide.

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Prior to the construction of a new building, a sawmill in Idabel, Oklahoma needed to know the location of the existing underground utilities. Wade Vickers-GPRS Oklahoma used ground penetrating radar to locate the water lines, electric lines and communication lines within the proposed 2 acre site. Since GPR shows data in real time, the results were marked directly onto the surface using orange marking paint and pin flags to give the customer and excavator knowledge of the utilities located beneath the surface. This ensures the customer can dig safely without costly setbacks and injuries.

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Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma was contacted by a local core-drilling and saw-cutting company to mark out the post tension cables and reinforcing steel within the drilling areas at the Oklahoma City Bombing Memorial parking garage in Oklahoma City, OK. The work was performed within multiple locations, in order to run new electrical conduits through the post-tension slab. After a thorough GPR investigation was performed, the precise location and depths of the PT cables and reinforcing steel were marked directly onto the surface using crayon. During the drilling process, the customer was able to avoid any post tension cables and reinforcing steel within each slab. Unlike x-ray/gamma ray, Ground Penetrating Radar is time efficient, non-hazardous and able to show real time results. The energy emitted is equivalent to 1% of a cell phone, therefore, the production of the construction site can continue without any radiation hazards.

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When a general contractor needed to core-drill through multiple post-tension slabs to install new ice machines, Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma was contacted to mark out the post tension cables and reinforcing steel within the drilling areas at the Hard Rock Casino & Resort in Tulsa, OK. The work consisted of scanning each drilling location on floors 4-10. After a thorough GPR investigation was performed, the precise location and depths of the PT cables and reinforcing steel were marked directly onto the surface using orange marking paint. The markings gave a clear indication of what lies beneath the surface. During the drilling process, the customer was able to avoid any post tension cables and reinforcing steel within each slab. Unlike x-ray/gamma ray, Ground Penetrating Radar is time efficient, non-hazardous and able to show real time results. The energy emitted is equivalent to 1% of a cell phone, therefore, the production of the construction site can continue without any radiation hazards.

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Ground Penetrating Radar Systems was contacted to locate potential voids under a residential home in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The homeowners noticed an area on the side of the home that was consistently wet, even in a drought. After a local plumber examined the piping and noticed damaged, a few areas were exposed to discover a large void due to erosion. After a thorough GPR investigation, a massive void beneath the home was discovered and marked directly onto the surface using blue tape (per customer’s request). Since the results were marked directly onto the surface and communicated with the customer and homeowners, future treatment of the voids can be completed in the correct areas. Ground Penetrating Services provides knowledge of what lies beneath the surface using non-destructive and non-hazardous methods.

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After cracking and significant damage was noticed in the 3rd floor slab of a retirement community in Tulsa, Oklahoma, many questions were needed answered regarding its structural integrity. Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma used the leading ground penetrating radar system to scan the suggested area and provide knowledge of what lies beneath the surface. The findings were communicated with the director of maintenance and marked directly onto the surface, so he may understand how the slab was constructed. Using Ground Penetrating Radar, GPRS can provide solutions for your concerns that cannot be seen.

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When a general contractor needed to core-drill through the elevated post-tension slab to install new electrically powered tables, Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma was contacted to mark out the post tension cables and reinforcing steel within the drilling areas at the Hard Rock Casino & Resort in Catoosa, OK. The work consisted of scanning each drilling location on the second floor. Due to the urgency for the grand opening, GPRS was able to provide a technician ASAP to perform the concrete scanning. After a thorough GPR investigation was performed, the precise location of the PT cables and reinforcing steel were marked directly onto the surface using black marking crayon and blue tape. The markings gave a clear indication of what lies beneath the surface. During the drilling process, the customer was able to avoid any post tension cables and reinforcing steel within each drilling location. Unlike x-ray/gamma ray, Ground Penetrating Radar is time efficient, non-hazardous and able to show real time results. The energy emitted is equivalent to 1% of a cell phone, therefore, the...

During the construction of a new casino/hotel, an electrical contractor needed to core-drill through the newly built post-tension slab. In order to avoid any post-tension cables during the drilling process, Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma was contacted to mark out the post tension cables and reinforcing steel within the drilling area on the 10th floor at a Casino in Tulsa, OK. After a thorough GPR investigation was performed, the precise location and depths of the PT cables and reinforcing steel were marked directly onto the surface using black marking crayon. The markings gave a clear indication of what lies beneath the surface. During the drilling process, the customer was able to avoid any post tension cables and reinforcing steel within the elevated slab. Unlike x-ray/gamma ray, Ground Penetrating Radar is time efficient, non-hazardous and able to show real time results. The energy emitted is equivalent to 1% of a cell phone, therefore, the production of the construction site can continue without any radiation hazards. The findings are then marked directly onto the surface...

When a mechanical contractor needed to core-drill through the wall to install new plumbing lines, Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma was contacted to mark out the reinforcing steel within the drilling areas in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. The work consisted of scanning each drilling location within the mechanical room. After a thorough GPR investigation was performed, the precise location and depths of the reinforcing steel were marked directly onto the surface using red marking crayon. The markings gave a clear indication of what lies beneath the surface. During the drilling process, the customer was able to avoid any reinforcing steel within the wall and maintain the structure’s integrity. Unlike x-ray/gamma ray, Ground Penetrating Radar is time efficient, non-hazardous and able to show real time results. The energy emitted is equivalent to 1% of a cell phone, therefore, the production of the construction site can continue without any radiation hazards. Also, the results are marked directly onto the surface without the need of film development.

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When an environmental consulting firm had suspicion of possible underground storage tanks within a property, Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma was contacted to perform a subsurface imaging investigation. After a thorough analysis was performed, GPRS located an area of concern. The findings were marked directly onto the surface using orange marking paint and fully communicated with the customer. Ground Penetrating Radar is a non-hazardous, non-destructive way of locating obstructions beneath the surface. The results are then marked directly on the surface to show the location of the underground obstructions.

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When a general contractor needed to drill in the side of the existing slab to install more reinforcement, Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma was contacted to mark out the post tension cables and reinforcing steel within the drilling areas at a casino in Tulsa, OK. Wade was able to give the precise location and depth of the reinforcing steel, which gave the customer a clear area to drill. Since the results were marked directly onto the surface, the customer was able to avoid any post tension cables and reinforcing steel within the slab. Unlike x-ray/gamma ray, Ground Penetrating Radar is time efficient, non-hazardous and able to show real time results. The energy emitted is equivalent to 1% of a cell phone, therefore, the production of the construction site can continue without any radiation hazards.

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Prior to the mobilization of a new crane, a fertilizer plant in Enid, Oklahoma had concern of possible voids, and damage of underground utilities. Ground Penetrating Radar Systems-Oklahoma mobilized to the site and marked out any existing underground utilities and potential hazards within the proposed area. The underground utilities’ depths were marked directly onto the ground to give the customer knowledge of what lies beneath the surface. GPRS also performed a concrete analysis and marked the concrete thickness directly onto the surface using orange marking paint. The non-hazardous scanning was performed in a timely matter and no radioactive energy was omitted.

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When new conduit holes needed to be core-drilled through multiple areas on the wall, an electrical contractor contacted Ground Penetrating Radar Systems, Inc. to mark out the reinforcing steel at the Dell Buildings in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. After a thorough concrete imaging investigation was performed, the precise location and depths of the rebar were marked directly onto the surface using black marking crayon. The markings gave a clear indication of what lies beneath the surface. During the drilling process, the customer was able to avoid any reinforcing steel within the wall. Unlike x-ray/gamma ray, Ground Penetrating Radar is time efficient, non-hazardous and able to show real time results. The energy emitted is equivalent to 1% of a cell phone, therefore, the employees can continue working without any radiation hazards.

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Ground Penetrating Radar Systems, Inc. was contacted to locate the reinforcing steel within a CMU block wall prior to the installation of metallic plates in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Using the ground penetrating radar antenna capable of scanning 18-22 inches of concrete, Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma mobilized to the site and was able to give the precise location and depth of the steel within the block wall, which gave the customer clear areas to drill. Since the results were marked directly onto the surface, the customer was able to avoid any reinforcing steel within the wall during the anchoring process. Unlike x-ray/gamma ray, Ground Penetrating Radar is time efficient, non-hazardous and able to show real time results. The energy emitted is equivalent to 1% of a cell phone, therefore, the production of the construction site can continue without any radiation hazards.

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Ground Penetrating Radar Systems, Inc. was contacted to locate the reinforcing steel within a CMU block wall to determine its structural integrity in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Using the ground penetrating radar antenna capable of scanning 18-22 inches of concrete, Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma mobilized to the site and was able to give the precise location of the bonded beams and reinforcing steel within the wall. Since the wall was completely finished, the findings were shown using a blue masking tape and fully communicated with the customer. Due to GPR’s portability, the work was able to be performed using a lift. Unlike x-ray/gamma ray, Ground Penetrating Radar is time efficient, non-hazardous and able to show real time results. The energy emitted is equivalent to 1% of a cell phone, therefore, the production of the construction site can continue without any radiation hazards.

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Ground Penetrating Radar Systems, Inc. works directly with environmental companies to locate utilities within the soil sampling locations. Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma gave a precise location and depths of the underground utilities within the proposed boring locations. GPRS uses ground penetrating radar and the RD7000+ to locate any private utilities. After a thorough investigation, the precise location and approximate depths of the utilities is marked directly onto the surface, in order to give the customer and driller knowledge of what lies below. With the knowledge GPRS provides, the contractor can plan accordingly and avoid costly setbacks and injuries.

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Ground Penetrating Radar Systems, Inc. was contacted to locate the reinforcing steel within a CMU block wall prior to anchoring at a cancer care institute in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Using the ground penetrating radar antenna capable of scanning 18-22 inches of concrete, Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma mobilized to the site and was able to give the precise location and depth of the steel within the wall, which gave the customer clear areas to drill. Since the results were marked directly onto the surface, the customer was able to avoid any reinforcing steel within the wall during the anchoring process. Unlike x-ray/gamma ray, Ground Penetrating Radar is time efficient, non-hazardous and able to show real time results. The energy emitted is equivalent to 1% of a cell phone, therefore, the production of the construction site can continue without any radiation hazards.

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Prior to the installation of the new fire protection systems, the reinforcing steel needed to be located. Ground Penetrating Radar Systems, Inc. was contacted to give a precise location of the steel within the shear wall before the core-drilling process at a casino in Catoosa, Oklahoma. Using the ground penetrating radar antenna capable of scanning 18-22 inches of concrete, Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma mobilized to the site and was able to give the precise location of the steel within the wall, which gave the customer clear areas to drill. Since the results were marked directly onto the surface, the customer was able to avoid any reinforcing steel within the wall during the core-drilling process. Ground Penetrating Radar is time efficient, non-hazardous and able to show real time results. The energy emitted is equivalent to 1% of a cell phone, therefore, the production of the construction site can continue without any radiation hazards.

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Prior to the construction of a new building, Ground Penetrating Radar Systems-Oklahoma was contacted by a general contractor mark out any underground utilities within the proposed building area. Wade Vickers-GPRS Oklahoma mobilized to the site and gave a precise location of the communication, gas and electric lines within an estimated 5 acres. A thorough GPR investigation was performed and multiple known and unknown utility lines were located. Since GPR shows data in real time, the results were marked directly onto the surface using marking paint and pin flags to give the customer and workers knowledge of the utilities location beneath the surface. This ensures the customer can dig safely without costly setbacks and injuries.

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When an environmental company needed to install a new petroleum tank, they contacted Ground Penetrating Radar Systems, Inc. to mark out any underground utilities within the proposed excavation area. Wade Vickers-GPRS Oklahoma mobilized to the site and gave a precise location of the sewer, gas and electric lines within an estimated 50’ x 50’ area. Since GPR shows data in real time, the results were marked directly onto the surface to give the customer and excavator knowledge of the utilities located beneath the surface. This ensures the customer can dig safely without costly setbacks and injuries.

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Ground Penetrating Radar Systems of Oklahoma has worked extensively on the soil remediation projects in Miami, Oklahoma and surrounding areas. Prior to the excavation process, Wade Vickers of GPRS mobilizes to the proposed remediation areas, and then uses ground penetrating radar and the RD7000+ to locate any private residential utilities within the area. After a thorough investigation, the precise location and approximate depths of the utilities is marked directly onto the surface, in order to give the customer and excavator knowledge of what lies below. With the knowledge GPRS provides, the contractor can plan accordingly and avoid costly setbacks and injuries.

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Ground Penetrating Radar Systems-Oklahoma was contacted by a local electrical contractor to provide a safe and clear drilling path prior to the installment of new conduits. Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma scanned the pan decking slab and marked out the reinforcing steel and Walker ducts within the proposed drilling areas at a rental car company’s data center in Oklahoma City, OK. GPRS gave a precise location of the electrical ducts and other obstructions within the slab, which gave the customer knowledge of what lies beneath the surface. Since the results were marked directly onto the surface, the customer was able to avoid any potential hazards during the core-drilling process. Ground Penetrating Radar is time efficient, non-hazardous and able to show real time results. Unlike x-ray/gamma ray, the energy emitted is equivalent to 1% of a cell phone, therefore, the production of the data center and its employees can continue without any radiation hazards.

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When a general contractor needed to core-drill through the 14 inch elevated concrete slab to install new poker tables, Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma was contacted to mark out the post tension cables and reinforcing steel within the drilling areas at a casino in Tulsa, OK. Wade was able to give the precise location and depth of the reinforcing steel, which gave the customer a clear area to drill. Since the results were marked directly onto the surface, the customer was able to avoid any post tension cables and reinforcing steel within the slab. Unlike x-ray/gamma ray, Ground Penetrating Radar is time efficient, non-hazardous and able to show real time results. The energy emitted is equivalent to 1% of a cell phone, therefore, the production of the construction site can continue without any radiation hazards.

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When an electrical contractor needed to core-drill through the 14 inch concrete slab to install new lines, Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma was contacted to mark out the reinforcing steel within the drilling areas at a Casino in Tulsa, OK. Using the ground penetrating radar antenna capable of scanning 18-22 inches of concrete, Wade was able to give the precise location and depth of the PT-cables and reinforcing steel, which gave the customer a clear area to drill. Since the results were marked directly onto the surface, the customer was able to avoid any post-tension cables and reinforcing steel within the slab during the core-drilling process. Ground Penetrating Radar is time efficient, non-hazardous and able to show real time results. The energy emitted is equivalent to 1% of a cell phone, therefore, the production of the construction site can continue without any radiation hazards.

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Ground Penetrating Radar Systems-Oklahoma was contacted by a local fire prevention system company to locate the reinforcing steel within a wall prior to the installation of a new system. Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma marked out the reinforcing steel within the drilling areas at the local news construction site in Tulsa, OK. Wade was able to give the precise location and depth of the reinforcing steel, which gave the customer a clear area to drill. Since the results were marked directly onto the surface, the customer was able to avoid any reinforcing steel within the slab. Ground Penetrating Radar is time efficient, non-hazardous and able to show real time results. The energy emitted is equivalent to 1% of a cell phone, therefore, the production of the construction site can continue without any radiation hazards.

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When a local company needed to core-drill through the slab without hitting any of the reinforcing steel within the structure, they contacted Ground Penetrating Radar Systems, Inc. to provide assistance. Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma mobilized to the site in Tulsa, OK and was able to give the precise location and depth of the reinforcing steel, which gave the customer a clear area to drill. Since the results were marked directly onto the surface, the customer was able to avoid any reinforcing steel within the slab. Ground Penetrating Radar is time efficient, non-hazardous and able to show real time results. These results are then marked directly onto the surface, giving the driller knowledge of what lies beneath the surface. Unlike x-ray/gamma ray, the amount of energy emitted is equivalent to 1% of a cell phone, therefore, the production of the construction site can continue without any radiation hazards.

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When a general contractor company needed to install new lines, they contacted Ground Penetrating Radar Systems, Inc. to mark out any underground utilities within the excavation areas. Wade Vickers-GPRS Oklahoma mobilized to the site and gave a precise location the underground utilities within the suggested areas prior to excavation. Since GPR shows data in real time, the results were marked directly onto the surface to give the customer and driller knowledge of the utilities located beneath the surface. This ensures the customer can excavate safely without costly setbacks and injuries.

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When a mechanical contractor needed to core-drill through the 14 inch concrete slab, Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma was contacted to mark out the reinforcing steel within the drilling areas at a hospital in Tulsa, OK. Wade was able to give the precise location and depth of the reinforcing steel, which gave the customer a clear area to drill. Since the results were marked directly onto the surface, the customer was able to avoid any reinforcing steel within the slab. Unlike x-ray/gamma ray, Ground Penetrating Radar is time efficient, non-hazardous and able to show real time results. The energy emitted is equivalent to 1% of a cell phone, therefore, the production of the construction site can continue without any radiation hazards.

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When a general contractor needed to locate the reinforcing steel within a concrete wall prior to core-drilling, they contacted Ground Penetrating Radar Systems, Inc. to provide assistance. Wade Vickers-GPRS Oklahoma mobilized to Lake Wister, Oklahoma to perform a non-hazardous, non-destructive method of concrete scanning. Since Ground Penetrating Radar is portable and able to scan wherever needed, the work was performed on scaffolding beneath the bridge. After the GPR scanning was performed, the results were marked directly onto the surface to give the customer and driller a clear area for drilling.

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When a general contractor needed the reinforcing steel and post tension cables located prior to anchoring support to a slab, they contacted Ground Penetrating Radar Systems, Inc. to provide assistance. Wade Vickers-GPRS Oklahoma mobilized to a hospital in Tulsa, Oklahoma to perform a non-hazardous, non-destructive method of concrete scanning. Due to the portability of GPR, the scanning was performed on the underside of the slab. After the ground penetrating radar scanning was performed, the results were marked directly onto the surface to give the customer and driller a clear area for drilling. Ground Penetrating Radar can provide a precise location of post-tension cables and reinforcing steel without any hazardous radiation emitted. The process is efficient with real-time results and can be performed upon multiple surfaces both high and low.

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When an energy company had an unknown underground well pad collapse, they contacted Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma to perform a subsurface imaging investigation for any other underground well pads. After a thorough analysis was performed, GPRS marked out multiple areas consisting of other possible underground well pads. The results were then marked directly onto the surface using orange marking paint and pin flags to show the edges of the subsurface obstructions. Ground Penetrating Radar is a non-hazardous, non-destructive way of locating obstructions beneath the surface.

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When a mechanical contractor needed to core-drill through a post-tension slab but had no idea the location of the cables, they contacted Ground Penetrating Radar Systems, Inc. to give a precise location and depth. Wade Vickers-GPRS Oklahoma mobilized to a Casino in Tulsa, Oklahoma to perform a non-hazardous, non-destructive method of concrete x-ray. After the ground penetrating radar scanning was performed, the results were marked directly onto the surface to give the customer and driller a clear area for drilling. Ground Penetrating Radar can provide a precise location and approximate depth of post-tension cables and reinforcing steel without any hazardous radiation emitted. The energy emitted from the antenna is equivalent to 1% of a cell phone. The process is efficient with real-time results and can be performed upon multiple surfaces both high and low.

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When a general contractor needed the reinforcing steel and post tension cables located prior to anchoring support to a wall and slab, they contacted Ground Penetrating Radar Systems, Inc. to provide assistance. Wade Vickers-GPRS Oklahoma mobilized to a hospital in Tulsa, Oklahoma to perform a non-hazardous, non-destructive method of concrete x-ray. After the ground penetrating radar scanning was performed, the results were marked directly onto the surface to give the customer and driller a clear area for drilling. Ground Penetrating Radar can provide a precise location and approximate depth of post-tension cables and reinforcing steel without any hazardous radiation emitted. The process is efficient with real-time results and can be performed upon multiple surfaces both high and low.

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After a hitting an existing conduit when core-drilling previous holes, Ground Penetrating Radar Systems, Inc. was contacted to ensure safe drilling. Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma mobilized to the Air Force base in Midwest City, OK. After a thorough GPR investigation, multiple conduits within the concrete slab were located. Since the results were marked directly onto the surface with orange marking paint, the customer was able to avoid the electrical conduits while core-drilling through the slab. Ground Penetrating Radar is a non-hazardous, non-destructive method of concrete x-ray. Since the amount of energy emitted from the antennas is equivalent to 1% of a cell phone, the operator, employees and bystanders can continue production without potential hazards from the equipment.

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When a local saw-cutting company hit an unknown pipe beneath the concrete and had no knowledge of the electrical conduits’ location, they contacted Ground Penetrating Radar Systems, Inc. to provide assistance before further saw-cutting. Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma mobilized to the facility and located multiple conduits and pipes within/beneath the concrete slab. Since the results were marked with orange marking paint, the customer was able to avoid the pipes and electrical conduits while saw-cutting the slab. Ground Penetrating Radar is a non-hazardous, non-destructive method of concrete x-ray. Unlike Gamma Ray or X-ray, ground penetrating radar emits no radiation and the amount of energy emitted from the antennas is equivalent to 1% of a cell phone, therefore, the operator, employees and bystanders can continue production without potential hazards from the equipment.

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When an engineering firm needed to determine the amount and location of the reinforcing steel within the concrete beams, they contacted Ground Penetrating Radar Systems, Inc. to provide assistance. Wade Vickers-GPRS Oklahoma mobilized to the facility in Ponca City, Oklahoma to perform a non-hazardous, non-destructive method of concrete x-ray. Since Ground Penetrating Radar is portable and able to scan wherever needed, the work was performed on ladder to reach the needed areas. After the GPR scanning was performed, the results were marked directly onto the surface to give the customer knowledge of what lies beneath the surface.

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When a railroad needed to determine the location and direction of the 48” concrete drainage pipe, they contacted Ground Penetrating Radar Systems, Inc. to provide assistance. Wade Vickers-GPRS Oklahoma mobilized to the site and gave a precise location of the underground pipe. Since GPR shows data in real time, the results were marked directly onto the surface to give the customer knowledge of the pipe’s location.

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Wade Vickers-GPRS Oklahoma was contacted to locate the Geothermal wells prior to the installation of a new utility line at an elderly housing community in Okmulgee, Oklahoma. Wade mobilized to the site and gave a precise location of the Geothermal wells within the suggested locations. The results were marked directly onto the surface to give the customer and excavator knowledge of what lies beneath the surface. This ensures the customer can dig safely without costly setbacks and injuries.

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When a general contractor needed to core-drill through the 14 inch concrete slab, Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma was contacted to mark out the reinforcing steel within the drilling areas in Tulsa, OK. Wade was able to give the precise location and depth of the reinforcing steel, which gave the customer a clear area to drill. Since the results were marked directly onto the surface, the customer was able to avoid any reinforcing steel within the slab. Ground Penetrating Radar is time efficient, non-hazardous and able to show real time results.

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After multiple efforts digging into the landscape in order to find the precise location of the time capsule, they contacted Ground Penetrating Radar Systems, Inc. to provide assistance. Wade Vickers-GPRS Oklahoma mobilized to Sand Springs, Oklahoma to perform an investigation within the suspected area. After the subsurface imaging was performed, the edges of the time capsule were marked directly onto the surface to give the workers knowledge of where to dig. Using ground penetrating radar, the City of Sand Springs was able to reduce time and effort locating the capsule, as well as minimize damage to the landscape prior to the opening event.

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When an engineering firm had suspicion of possible underground storage tanks within a property, Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma was contacted to perform a subsurface imaging investigation. After a thorough analysis was performed, GPRS was able to confirm no USTs were present within the area.

After the UST investigation was completed, Wade Vickers assisted the civil division in finding the precise location of the buried manhole locations. Ground Penetrating Radar is a non-hazardous, non-destructive way of locating obstructions beneath the surface. The results are then marked directly on the surface to show the location of the underground obstructions.

For GPRS’s capabilities in Norman, Oklahoma City, Midwest City, Del City, Lawton, Enid, Duncan, Elk City, Edmond, Shawnee, Yukon, Stillwater, Ardmore, McAlester, Altus and Guthrie please call 405.815.7415. For GPRS’s capabilities in Sand Springs, Tulsa, Jenks, Owasso, Glenpool, Cushing, Claremore, Sapulpa, Ft. Smith (AR), Fayetteville (AR), Collinsville, Muskogee, Sand Springs, Miami, Bartlesville, or Broken Arrow please...

When an environmental firm had suspicion of possible underground storage tanks within a property, Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma was contacted to perform a subsurface imaging investigation. After a thorough GPR investigation was performed, GPRS was able to confirm no USTs were present within the area. Ground Penetrating Radar is a non-hazardous, non-destructive way of locating obstructions beneath the surface. The results are then marked directly on the surface to show the location of the underground obstructions.

For GPRS’s capabilities in Sand Springs, Tulsa, Jenks, Owasso, Glenpool, Cushing, Claremore, Sapulpa, Ft. Smith (AR), Fayetteville (AR), Collinsville, Muskogee, Sand Springs, Miami, Bartlesville, or Broken Arrow please call 918.779.8323 or email wade.vickers@gp-radar.com. For GPRS’s capabilities in Norman, Oklahoma City, Midwest City, Del City, Lawton, Enid, Duncan, Elk City, Edmond, Shawnee, Yukon, Stillwater, Ardmore, McAlester, Altus and Guthrie please call 405.815.7415.

When an environmental company needed to collect soil samples, they contacted Ground Penetrating Radar Systems, Inc. to mark out any underground utilities within the soil boring areas prior to drilling. Wade Vickers-GPRS Oklahoma mobilized to the site and gave a precise location the underground utilities within the suggested boring locations. Since GPR shows data in real time, the results were marked directly onto the surface to give the customer and driller knowledge of the utilities located beneath the surface. This ensures the customer can drill safely without costly setbacks and injuries.

For utility locating in Oklahoma City, Moore, Bethany, Norman, Midwest City, Del City, Stillwater, Lawton, Ardmore, Elk City, Guthrie, Kingfisher, Altus, Elk City, Shawnee and Edmond area contact Wade Vickers at 405.815.7415. For utility locating in Fort Smith (AR), Fayetteville (AR), Tulsa, Tahlequah, Collinsville, Bixby, Jenks, Bartlesville, Miami, Claremore, Sallisaw, McAlester, Broken Arrow, and Muskogee call 918.779.8323 or email wade.vickers@gp-radar.com.

When a general contractor needed to install new lines, they contacted Ground Penetrating Radar Systems, Inc. to mark out any underground utilities within the proposed areas prior to excavation. Wade Vickers-GPRS Oklahoma mobilized to the site and gave a precise location the underground utilities within the suggested excavation locations.

Since GPR shows data in real time, the results were marked directly onto the surface to give the customer and driller knowledge of the utilities located beneath the surface. This ensures the construction can work without costly setbacks and injuries.

For utility locating in Fort Smith (AR), Fayetteville (AR), Tulsa, Tahlequah, Bixby, Jenks, Bartlesville, Miami, Claremore, Sallisaw, McAlester, Broken Arrow, and Muskogee call 918.779.8323 or wade.vickers@gp-radar.com. For utility locating in Oklahoma City, Bethany, Norman, Stillwater, Lawton, Ardmore, Elk City, Guthrie, Kingfisher, Altus, Elk City, Shawnee and Edmond area contact Wade Vickers at 405.815.7415.

When an environmental company needed to collect soil samples, they contacted Ground Penetrating Radar Systems, Inc. to mark out any underground utilities within the soil boring areas prior to drilling. Wade Vickers-GPRS Oklahoma mobilized to the site and gave a precise location the underground utilities within the suggested boring locations. If no utilities were found within the areas, GPRS provided a mark to communicate with the driller. Since GPR shows data in real time, the results were marked directly onto the surface to give the customer and driller knowledge of the utilities located beneath the surface. This ensures the customer can drill safely without costly setbacks and injuries.

For utility locating in Oklahoma City, Bethany, Norman, Midwest City, Del City, Stillwater, Lawton, Ardmore, Elk City, Guthrie, Kingfisher, Altus, Elk City, Shawnee and Edmond area contact Wade Vickers at 405.815.7415. For utility locating in Fort Smith (AR), Fayetteville (AR), Tulsa, Sand Springs, Sapulpa, Miami, Tahlequah, Collinsville, Bixby, Jenks, Bartlesville, Miami, Claremore,...

When a general contractor needed to locate the reinforcing steel within the concrete wall prior to core-drilling, they contacted Ground Penetrating Radar Systems, Inc. to provide assistance. Wade Vickers-GPRS Oklahoma mobilized to Lake Waurika, Oklahoma to perform a non-hazardous, non-destructive method of concrete x-ray. Since Ground Penetrating Radar is portable and able to scan wherever needed, the work was performed on scaffolding beneath the bridge. After the GPR scanning was performed, the results were marked directly onto the surface to give the customer and driller a clear area for drilling.

For GPRS’s capabilities in Norman, Oklahoma City, Midwest City, Del City, Lawton, Enid, Duncan, Elk City, Edmond, Shawnee, Yukon, Stillwater, Ardmore, Altus and Guthrie please call 405.815.7415. For GPRS’s capabilities in Tulsa, Jenks, Owasso, Glenpool, Claremore, Sapulpa, Ft. Smith (AR), Fayetteville (AR), Skiatook, Muskogee, Sand Springs, Bartlesville, or Broken Arrow please call 918.779.8323 or email wade.vickers@gp-radar.com.

When an environmental company needed to collect soil samples, they contacted Ground Penetrating Radar Systems, Inc. to mark out any underground utilities within the soil boring areas prior to drilling. Wade Vickers-GPRS Oklahoma mobilized to the site and gave a precise location the underground utilities within the suggested boring locations. Since GPR shows data in real time, the results were marked directly onto the surface to give the customer and driller knowledge of the utilities located beneath the surface. This ensures the customer can drill safely without costly setbacks and injuries.

For utility locating in Oklahoma City, Bethany, Norman, Stillwater, Lawton, Ardmore, Elk City, Guthrie, Kingfisher, Altus, Elk City, Shawnee and Edmond area contact Wade Vickers at 405.815.7415. For utility locating in Tulsa, Tahlequah, Bixby, Jenks, Bartlesville, Miami, Claremore, Sallisaw, McAlester, Broken Arrow, and Muskogee call 918.779.8323 or wade.vickers@gp-radar.com.

Ground Penetrating Radar Systems was recently called out to a dam in Broken Bow, Oklahoma. A bridge support was set to undergo renovations and it was necessary to identify reinforcing steel before drilling. Corey Brecht, a trained and certified technician, was able to identify location and approximate depth of all reinforcing steel within the bridge support. Using GPRS is the safe way to perform non-destructive testing.

To find out how Ground Penetrating Radar Systems can perform non-destructive testing in Oklahoma or North Texas, contact Wade Vickers for Oklahoma (wade.vickers@gp-radar.com, 405-815-7415) or Corey Brecht in north Texas (corey.brecht@gprsinc.com, 972-922-0223).

When a general contractor needed to confirm the location/amount of the reinforcing steel and the non-grouted cells within the concrete block wall (CMU), they contacted Ground Penetrating Radar Systems, Inc. Wade Vickers-GPRS Oklahoma mobilized to a casino in Thackerville, OK to perform a GPR investigation of the CMU block wall. After the GPR was completed, the results were marked directly onto the surface. Ground Penetrating Radar is a non-hazardous, non-destructive method of concrete x-ray. Since the amount of energy emitted from the antennas is equivalent to 1% of a cell phone, the operator, employees and bystanders can continue production without potential hazards from the equipment.

For GPRS’s capabilities in Norman, Oklahoma City, Midwest City, Del City, Lawton, Enid, Duncan, Elk City, Edmond, Shawnee, Yukon, Stillwater, Ardmore, Altus and Guthrie please call 405.815.7415. For GPRS’s capabilities in Tulsa, Jenks, Owasso, Glenpool, Claremore, Sapulpa, Ft. Smith (AR), Fayetteville (AR), Skiatook, Muskogee, Sand Springs, Bartlesville, or Broken Arrow please call...

When a repeat customer needed to locate the columns’ reinforcing steel prior to drilling, they contacted Ground Penetrating Radar Systems, Inc. Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma marked the location of the steel directly onto the surface, which gave the customer knowledge of what lies beneath the surface . Since Ground Penetrating Radar is portable, non-hazardous and able to show real time results, the work was performed efficiently in a lift.

For GPRS’s capabilities in Norman, Oklahoma City, Lawton, Edmond, Enid, Shawnee, Yukon, Stillwater, Ardmore, and Guthrie please call 405.815.7415. For GPRS’s capabilities in Tulsa, Muskogee, Sand Springs, Bartlesville, Broken Arrow, Ft. Smith AR, or Fayetteville AR please call 918.779.8323 or email wade.vickers@gp-radar.com.

Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma was contacted to locate reinforcing steel and other potential obstructions prior to core-drilling at an airport in Oklahoma City, OK. After a thorough GPR investigation, Wade gave the precise location and depth of the reinforcing steel and beams, which gave the customer a clear area to drill. Since the results were marked directly onto the surface, the customer was able to avoid any obstructions within the slab. Ground Penetrating Radar is time efficient, non-hazardous and able to show real time results.

For concrete scanning in Tulsa, Broken Arrow, Miami, Bixby, Sapulpa, Muskogee, Sand Springs, Bartlesville, or Broken Arrow please call 918.779.8323. For concrete scanning in Oklahoma City, Lawton, Ardmore, Norman, Duncan, Chickasha, Enid, Stillwater, Yukon, and Guthrie please call 405.815.7415 or email: Wade.vickers@gp-radar.com.

Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma was contacted to mark out any potential conduits prior to the installment of a new sink in the sterilization room at a hospital in Oklahoma City, OK. Before the slab was saw cut, Wade marked out any obstructions within the suggested area, including the reinforcing steel within the slab. Since the results were marked directly onto the surface, the customer was able to avoid potential hazards within the slab. Ground Penetrating Radar is time efficient, non-hazardous and able to show real time results.

For concrete scanning in Oklahoma City, Lawton, Ardmore, Norman, Duncan, Chickasha, Enid, Stillwater, Yukon, and Guthrie please call 405.815.7415 or email wade.vickers@gp-radar.com. For concrete scanning in Tulsa, Broken Arrow, Miami, Bixby, Sapulpa, Muskogee, Sand Springs, Bartlesville, or Broken Arrow please call 918.779.8323.

When an electrical contractor needed to install new lines through slab, Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma was contacted to locate reinforcing steel prior to drilling in Tulsa, OK. Wade was able to give the precise location and depth of the reinforcing steel, which gave the customer a clear area to drill. Since the results were marked directly onto the surface, the customer was able to avoid any reinforcing steel within the slab. Ground Penetrating Radar is time efficient, non-hazardous and able to show real time results.

For concrete scanning in Tulsa, Broken Arrow, Miami, Bixby, Sapulpa, Muskogee, Sand Springs, Bartlesville, or Broken Arrow please call 918.779.8323. For concrete scanning in Oklahoma City, Lawton, Ardmore, Norman, Duncan, Chickasha, Enid, Stillwater, Yukon, and Guthrie please call 405.815.7415 or contact wade.vickers@gp-radar.com.

When a manufacturing plant needed to saw-cut the concrete and didn’t know the location of the electrical conduits, they contacted Ground Penetrating Radar Systems, Inc. to provide assistance. Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma mobilized to the facility and located multiple conduits beneath the concrete slab. Since the results were marked with orange marking paint, the customer was able to avoid the electrical conduits while saw-cutting the slab. Ground Penetrating Radar is non-destructive, non-hazardous, time efficient and gives immediate results.

For GPRS capabilities in Tulsa, Muskogee, Bixby, Miami, Okmulgee, Broken Arrow or Bartlesville please call 918.779.8323 For GPRS capabilities in Oklahoma City, Norman, Elk City, Weatherford, Beaver, Woodward, Goodwell, Ardmore, Chickasha, Alva, and Lawton please call 405.815.7415 or email wade.vickers@gp-radar.com.

Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma was contacted by a general contractor to verify the location and give a depth on the utilities prior to the new street construction at a college in Norman, Oklahoma. Since Ground Penetrating Radar shows data in real time, the results were marked directly onto the surface and gave the customer knowledge of what lies beneath. Ground Penetrating Radar is non-destructive, non-hazardous, time efficient and gives immediate results.

For GPRS capabilities in Norman, Oklahoma City, Lawton, Ardmore, Midwest City, El Reno, Duncan, Altus, Weatherford, Beaver, Woodward, Goodwell, Guymon, and Alva please call 405.815.7415. For GPRS capabilities in Tulsa, Sand Springs, Muskogee, Bixby, Miami, Okmulgee, Broken Arrow or Bartlesville please call 918.779.8323 or email wade.vickers@gp-radar.com.

When an environmental company needed to collect soil samples at a manufacturing facility, they contacted Ground Penetrating Radar Systems, Inc. to mark out any underground utilities within the soil boring areas prior to drilling. Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma located multiple electrical conduits and other utilities, which were then marked directly onto the surface. Since GPR shows data in real time, the results are marked directly onto the surface to give the customer and driller knowledge of the obstructions beneath the surface. This ensures the customer can drill safely without costly setbacks and injuries.

For private utility locating in Tulsa, Bartlesville, Miami, Claremore, Sallisaw, McAlester, Broken Arrow, and Muskogee call 918.779.8323. For private utility locating in Oklahoma City, Stillwater, Lawton, Ardmore, Del City, Guthrie, Kingfisher, Shawnee and Edmond area contact Wade Vickers at 405.815.7415 or email wade.vickers@gp-radar.com.

When the locations of water lines and control valves became unknown, Ground Penetrating Radar Systems, Inc. was contacted to provide assistance. Wade Vickers-GPRS Oklahoma located numerous water lines and valves within several areas around an FAA Regulated Aeronautical Center in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. After the GPR investigation was performed, the results were marked directly onto the surface. This gives the customer knowledge of what lies beneath the surface.

For GPRS’s in Oklahoma City, Edmond, Norman, Yukon, Stillwater, Ardmore, and Lawton please call 405.815.7415. For GPRS’s capabilities in Bartlesville, Tulsa, Muskogee, or Broken Arrow please call 918.779.8323. or email wade.vickers@gp-radar.com.

When an environmental company needed to collect soil samples, they contacted Ground Penetrating Radar Systems, Inc. to mark out any underground utilities within the soil boring areas prior to drilling. Since GPR shows data in real time, the results were marked directly onto the surface to give the customer and driller knowledge of the utilities located beneath the surface. This ensures the customer can drill safely without costly setbacks and injuries.

For private utility locating in Tulsa, Bartlesville, Miami, Claremore, Sallisaw, McAlester, Broken Arrow, and Muskogee call 918.779.8323. For private utility locating in Oklahoma City, Stillwater, Lawton, Ardmore, El City, Guthrie, Kingfisher, Shawnee and Edmond area contact Wade Vickers at 405.815.7415 or wade.vickers@gp-radar.com.

After the 2011 Earthquake caused structural damage to the football stadium’s columns in Norman, Oklahoma, a general contractor needed to anchor external reinforcement without affecting the existing internal reinforcing steel. Wade Vickers-GPRS Oklahoma was contacted to perform non-hazardous concrete scanning to determine the precise location of the stirrups and other steel within the columns prior to drilling. Since Ground Penetrating Radar is portable, non-hazardous and able to show real time results, the work was performed efficiently in a lift. The results were marked directly onto the surface to give the customer and driller a safe location for drilling.

For GPRS’s capabilities in Norman, Oklahoma City, Lawton, Enid, Ponca City, Elk City, Edmond, Shawnee, Yukon, Stillwater, Ardmore, and Guthrie please call 405.815.7415. For GPRS’s capabilities in Tulsa, Sapulpa, Ft. Smith (AR), Fayetteville (AR), Skiatook, Muskogee, Sand Springs,Bartlesville, or Broken Arrow please call 918.779.8323 or email wade.vickers@gp-radar.com.

When an Energy company discovered an unknown cavern close to the proposed oil rig, Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma was called to investigate scan the area for voids. Ground Penetrating Radar is non-destructive, non-hazardous, time efficient and gives immediate results. These results are then marked directly onto the surface in order to give the customer knowledge of what lies beneath the surface.

For GPRS capabilities in Oklahoma City, Boise City, Elk City, Weatherford, Beaver, Woodward, Goodwell, Guymon, Hooker, Alva, and Laverne please call 405-815-7415 For GPRS capabilities in Tulsa, Muskogee, Poteau, Miami, Okmulgee, Broken Bow or Bartlesville please call 918-779-8323 or email Wade.Vickers@gp-radar.com.

When an environmental company needed to remediate the soil, they contacted Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma to locate any underground utilities within the remediation areas. Since the results are marked with orange marking paint and pin flags, the customer is able to avoid the underground utilities during excavation. Ground Penetrating Radar is non-destructive, non-hazardous, time efficient and gives immediate results.

For GPRS capabilities in Tulsa, Muskogee, Poteau, Miami, Okmulgee, Broken Bow or Bartlesville please call 918-779-8323 For GPRS capabilities in Oklahoma City, Boise City, Elk City, Weatherford, Beaver, Woodward, Goodwell, Guymon, Hooker, Alva, and Laverne please call 405-815-7415 or email wade.vickers@gp-radar.com.

Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma was contacted to perform an underground utilities investigation before the construction of the new City Hall in Pryor, OK. The investigation resulted in locating multiple underground utilities and unknown manholes/utility valves. Since the results are marked with orange marking paint and pin flags, the customer is able to avoid the underground utilities during construction. Ground Penetrating Radar is non-destructive, non-hazardous, time efficient and gives immediate results.

For GPRS capabilities in Tulsa, Muskogee, Poteau, Miami, Okmulgee, Broken Bow or Bartlesville please call 918.779.8323. For GPRS capabilities in Oklahoma City, Boise City, Elk City, Weatherford, Beaver, Woodward, Goodwell, Guymon, Hooker, Alva, and Laverne please call 405.815.7415 or email Wade.Vickers@gp-radar.com.

After the 2011 earthquake structurally damaged the stadium columns, an engineer needed to determine the structure’s integrity. Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma was contacted to verify the amount of reinforcing steel and it’s spacing within the columns. Since Ground Penetrating Radar is portable, non-hazardous and able to show real time results, the work was performed efficiently in a lift.

For GPRS’s capabilities in Norman, Oklahoma City, Lawton, Edmond, Shawnee, Yukon, Stillwater, Ardmore, and Guthrie please call 405-815-7415. For GPRS’s capabilities in Tulsa, Muskogee, Sand Springs, Bartlesville, or Broken Arrow please call 918-779-8323 or email wade.vickers@gp-radar.com.

Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma was contacted to locate the reinforcing steel and electrical walker ducts within the slab prior to saw cutting at the Choctaw Casino in Broken Bow, OK. Wade was able to give the precise location of each duct, which gave the customer a clear area to saw cut the slab. Ground Penetrating Radar is time efficient, non-hazardous and able to show real time results.

For concrete scanning in Broken Bow, Tulsa, Muskogee, Sand Springs, Bartlesville, or Broken Arrow please call 918.779.8323. For concrete scanning in Oklahoma City, Lawton, Edmond, Norman, Moore, Yukon, Stillwater, Ardmore, and Guthrie please call 405-815-7415 or email Wade.Vickers@gp-radar.com.

Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma was contacted to perform an underground utilities investigation prior to constructing piers in Seagraves, TX. Since the results are marked with orange marking paint and pin flags, the customer is able to avoid the underground utilities during construction. Ground Penetrating Radar is non-destructive, non-hazardous, time efficient and gives immediate results.

For GPRS capabilities in Oklahoma City, Boise City, Elk City, Weatherford, Beaver, Woodward, Goodwell, Guymon, Hooker, Alva, and Laverne please call 405.815.7415 For GPRS capabilities in Tulsa, Muskogee, Poteau, Miami, Okmulgee, Broken Bow or Bartlesville please call 918.779.8323 or email Wade.Vickers@gp-radar.com.

When a general contractor needed to avoid the reinforcing steel/PT cables while anchoring into the existing slab, they contacted Ground Penetrating Radar Systems, Inc. Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma was contacted to locate the reinforcing steel and PT cables within the slab at a hospital in Electra, Texas. Ground Penetrating Radar is time efficient, non-hazardous and able to show real time results. The results are then marked directly onto the surface to show the customer what lies beneath the surface.

For concrete scanning in Oklahoma City, Lawton, Altus, Norman, Yukon, Stillwater, Ardmore, and Guthrie please call 405-815-7415. For concrete scanning in Broken Bow, Tulsa, Muskogee, Sand Springs, Bartlesville, or Broken Arrow please call 918-779-8323 or email Wade.Vickers@gp-radar.com.

When a mechanical contractor needed to cap off plumbing lines within a slab, Wade Vickers of GPRS Oklahoma was contacted to locate the post-tension cables prior to cutting in Electra, TX. Wade was able to give the precise location and depth of the PT cables, which gave the customer knowledge of what lies beneath the surface. Since the results were marked directly onto the surface, the customer was able to avoid any PT cables. Ground Penetrating Radar is time efficient, non-hazardous and able to show real time results.

For concrete scanning in Oklahoma City, Lawton, Ardmore, Norman, Chickasha, Yukon, Stillwater, Ardmore, and Guthrie please call 405-815-7415. For concrete scanning in Broken Bow, Tulsa, Muskogee, Sand Springs, Bartlesville, or Broken Arrow please call 918-779-8323 or email Wade.Vickers@gp-radar.com.

Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma was contacted to locate any underground utilities prior to constructing piers in Lawton, OK. Since the results are marked with orange marking paint, the customer is able to avoid the underground utilities during construction. GPR is non-destructive, non-hazardous, time efficient and gives immediate results.

For GPRS capabilities in Lawton, Oklahoma City, Enid, Weatherford, Edmond, Norman, Midwest City, Stillwater, Ardmore, and Lawton please call 405-815-7415.

For GPRS capabilities in Tulsa, McAlester, Bixby, Miami, Bartlesville, or Broken Arrow please call 918-779-8323 or email Wade.Vickers@gp-radar.com.

When a new fence needed to be installed, they contacted Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma to locate private utilities within the posting area. Using Ground Penetrating Radar, Wade Vickers located multiple gas, electric, and water lines within the area. Since the results were marked with pin flags and orange marking paint, the customer was able to avoid the underground utilities during installation. GPR is non-destructive, non-hazardous, time efficient and gives immediate results.

For GPRS capabilities in Tulsa, Muskogee, Bixby, Miami, Broken Bow, Bartlesville, or Broken Arrow please call 918-779-8323.

For GPRS capabilities in Oklahoma City, Enid, Elk City, Weatherford, Edmond, Norman, Mustang, Stillwater, Ardmore, and Lawton please call 405-815-7415 or email Wade.Vickers@gp-radar.com.

GPRS-Oklahoma was contacted to locate private utilities prior to excavation at an FAA regulated site in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Using Ground Penetrating Radar, Wade Vickers gave a precise location of the gas and electric lines within the excavation areas. Since the results were marked with pin flags and orange marking paint, the customer was able to avoid the underground utilities during installation of underground utilities. GPR is non-destructive, non-hazardous, time efficient and gives immediate results.

For GPRS capabilities in Oklahoma City, Enid, Elk City, Weatherford, Edmond, Norman, Yukon, Stillwater, Ardmore, and Lawton please call 405-815-7415.

For GPRS capabilities in Tulsa, Muskogee, Bixby, Miami, Bartlesville, Broken Bow, or Broken Arrow please call 918-779-8323 or email Wade.Vickers@gp-radar.com.

When a transmission line company discovered an unmarked gas pipeline during installation of their new structures, they contacted Ground Penetrating Radar Systems, Inc. to assist on their project. Due to the projects demands, GPRS was able to provide multiple technicians on the project. Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma and Sam Baldwin-Utah located multiple gas pipelines within the excavation areas. Since the results are marked with orange marking paint and pin flags, the customer is able to avoid the underground utilities during installation. GPRS provides non-destructive, non-hazardous, and gives immediate results.

For GPRS capabilities in Tulsa, Muskogee, Bixby, Miami, Bartlesville, Broken Bow or Broken Arrow please call 918-779-8323.

For GPRS capabilities in Oklahoma City, Woodward, Elk City, Weatherford, Alva, Norman, Yukon, Stillwater, Ardmore, and Lawton please call 405-815-7415 or email Wade.Vickers@gp-radar.com.

During renovation of the OU Children’s Hospital site in Oklahoma City, a construction company needed to avoid the PT cables when anchoring into the concrete slab. Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma was able to show the location of the PT cables in the concrete slab within the anchoring path. Since Ground Penetrating Radar is able to show real time results, the results are then marked directly onto the surface to give the customer knowledge of what lies beneath the surface.

For PT Cable locating in Oklahoma City, Lawton, Edmond, Norman, Moore, Yukon, Stillwater, Ardmore, and Guthrie please call 405-815-7415. For PT Cable locating in Tulsa, Muskogee, Sand Springs, Bartlesville, or Broken Arrow please call 918-779-8323 or email Wade.Vickers@gp-radar.com.

Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma was contacted to locate reinforcing steel and conduits within the walls prior to drilling at the Lake Hefner Water Treatment Plant in Oklahoma City, OK. Ground Penetrating Radar is time efficient, non-hazardous and able to show real time results. The results are then marked directly onto the surface so the customer has knowledge of what lies beneath the surface.

For concrete scanning in Oklahoma City, Lawton, Edmond, Norman, Shawnee, Yukon, Stillwater, Ardmore, and Guthrie please call 405.815.7415. For concrete scanning in Tulsa, Muskogee, Sand Springs, Bartlesville, Miami or Broken Arrow please call 918.779.8323 or email Wade.Vickers@gp-radar.com.

During renovation of the OU Children’s Hospital site in Oklahoma City, a construction company needed to avoid the reinforcing steel when anchoring in the guardrails on the columns. Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma was able to show the vertical and horizontal reinforcing steel within the structure. Since Ground Penetrating Radar is able to show real time results, the results are then marked directly onto the surface to give the customer knowledge of what lies beneath the surface.

For concrete scanning in Oklahoma City, Lawton, Edmond, Norman, Shawnee, Yukon, Stillwater, Ardmore, and Guthrie please call 405-815-7415. For concrete scanning in Tulsa, Muskogee, Sand Springs, Bartlesville, Miami or Broken Arrow please call 918-779-8323 or email Wade.Vickers@gp-radar.com.

Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma was contacted by a mechanical contractor to locate the electrical ducts within the slab prior to saw cutting at the Osage Million Dollar Elm Casino in Sand Springs, OK. Wade was able to give the precise location of each duct, which gave the mechanical contractor a clear area to saw cut the slab. Ground Penetrating Radar is time efficient, non-hazardous and able to show real time results.

For concrete scanning in Tulsa, Muskogee, Sand Springs, Bartlesville, or Broken Arrow please call 918-779-8323. For concrete scanning in Oklahoma City, Lawton, Edmond, Norman, Moore, Yukon, Stillwater, Ardmore, and Guthrie please call 405-815-7415 or email Wade.Vickers@gp-radar.com.

When an engineering firm was suspicious of possible underground storage tanks, Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma was contacted to perform an investigation. After further investigation, GPRS was able to confirm no USTs were present within the area.

For UST investigations in Oklahoma City, Ardmore, Lawton, Enid, Stillwater and Yukon please call 405-815-7415. For UST investigations in Tulsa, Muskogee, Bartlesville, Broken Arrow, or Miami please call 918-779-8323 or email wade.vickers@gp-radar.com.

When an environmental company needed to excavate and remove soil within 20 acres, they contacted Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma to locate any underground utilities within the excavation area. Due to its large size, GPRS was able to provide two technicians on site to complete the work at a faster pace. Ground Penetrating Radar Systems, Inc. is able to provide GPR services on any projects regardless of size.

For utility locating in Miami, Bartlesville, Tulsa, Muskogee, or Broken Arrow please call 918-779-8323. For utility locating in Oklahoma City, Edmond, Norman, Yukon, Stillwater, Ardmore, and Lawton please call 405-815-7415 or email Wade.Vickers@gp-radar.com.

Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma was contacted by a construction company to locate reinforcing steel and conduits within the slab prior to drilling and saw-cutting in Tulsa, OK. Ground Penetrating Radar is time efficient, non-hazardous and able to show real time results.

For concrete scanning in Oklahoma City, Lawton, Edmond, Norman, Moore, Yukon, Stillwater, Ardmore, and Guthrie please call 405-815-7415. For concrete scanning in Tulsa, Muskogee, Sand Springs, Bartlesville, or Broken Arrow please call 918-779-8323 or email Wade.Vickers@gp-radar.com.

Wade Vickers of Ground Penetrating Radar Systems -Oklahoma was called to locate any unmarked graves at the Gracelawn Cemetery in Edmond, Oklahoma.

Wade Vickers performs GPR scanning to detect unmarked graves in the Oklahoma Region.

For grave site scanning services in Oklahoma City, Yukon, Edmond, Stillwater, and Norman call 405-815-7415. For grave site locating in Tulsa, Broken Arrow, Bartlesville, and Miami call 918-779-8323 or email wade.vickers@gp-radar.com.

When water valves were buried beneath the surface and their locations became unknown, Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma was called to assist at the Oklahoma State Fairgrounds in Oklahoma City, OK. The area was excavated after ground penetrating radar pinpointed the exact location of the valve. Ground Penetrating Radar is accurate and provides knowledge of what lies beneath the surface.

For utility locating in Oklahoma City, Edmond, Norman, Yukon, Stillwater, Ardmore, and Lawton please call 405-815-7415. For utility locating in Bartlesville, Tulsa, Muskogee, or Broken Arrow please call 918-779-8323. or email Wade.Vickers@gp-radar.com.

After hitting multiple utilities during excavation, Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma was called onto site to locate any underground utilities prior to further excavation. Wade Vickers located many unknown private underground utilities within the excavation area. GPRS locates private underground utilities to reduce unexpected costs, eliminate job downtime or setbacks, facility shutdown and worker injury.

For utility locating in Bartlesville, Tulsa, Muskogee, or Broken Arrow please call 918.779.8323. For utility locating in Oklahoma City, Edmond, Norman, Yukon, Stillwater, Ardmore, and Lawton please call 405.815.7415 or email Wade.Vickers@gp-radar.com.

Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma was contacted by a local concrete coring & cutting company when they needed to avoid any conduits and reinforcing steel during drilling at various Chase Banks. Wade Vickers was able to complete multiple locations across Oklahoma City efficiently and accurately. Since GPR is non-destructive and non-hazardous, work was performed during business hours. Ground Penetrating Radar is time efficient, non-hazardous and able to show real time results.

For concrete scanning in Oklahoma City, Lawton, Edmond, Norman, Moore, Yukon, Stillwater, Ardmore, and Guthrie please call 405-815-7415. For concrete scanning in Tulsa, Muskogee, Sand Springs, Bartlesville, or Broken Arrow please call 918-779-8323 or email Wade.Vickers@gp-radar.com.

Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma was called to locate private utilities when an environmental company needed to excavate and remove contaminated soil within 25 acres in Picher, Oklahoma. The environmental company needed to know the exact location of any utilities prior to excavation to eliminate unexpected costs, setbacks and worker injuries. Since GPR produces real time results, the private utility locating was performed accurately and time efficient.

For utility locating in Miami, Bartlesville, Tulsa, Muskogee, or Broken Arrow please call 918-779-8323. For utility locating in Oklahoma City, Edmond, Norman, Yukon, Stillwater, Ardmore, and Lawton please call 405-815-7415 or email Wade.Vickers@gp-radar.com.

After hitting unknown utility lines during excavation, Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma was called to locate any existing underground utilities prior to further excavation at the OG&E Power Plant in Muskogee, Oklahoma. After the utility investigation was performed, hand digging took place to ensure accuracy. Wade Vickers was able to give a precise location of the lines and an approximate depth.

For utility locating in Muskogee, Tulsa, Bartlesville, or Broken Arrow please call 918-779-8323. For utility locating in Oklahoma City, Edmond, Norman, Yukon, Stillwater, Ardmore, and Lawton please call: 405-815-7415 or email Wade.Vickers@gp-radar.com.

Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma was called to locate any existing underground utilities prior to excavation at a power plant in Woodward, Oklahoma. Wade Vickers was able to give a precise location of the lines and an approximate depth.

For utility locating in Muskogee, Tulsa, Bartlesville, or Broken Arrow please call 918-779-8323. For utility locating in Oklahoma City, Edmond, Norman, Yukon, Stillwater, Ardmore, and Lawton please call: 405-815-7415 or email Wade.Vickers@gp-radar.com.

During renovation of the Sandridge Energy site in downtown Oklahoma City, a construction company and structural engineer needed to determine the integrity of the column. Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma was able to show the vertical and horizontal reinforcing steel within the structure. Ground Penetrating Radar is time efficient, non-hazardous and able to show real time results.

Wade Vickers performs concrete scanning to determine structure integrity and obstructions below the slab. For projects in Oklahoma City, Edmond, Yukon, Tulsa, Stillwater, Lawton, Ardmore contact Wade Vickers at Wade.Vickers@GP-Radar.com or 405-815-7415.

During renovation at the Sandridge Energy Site in Downtown Oklahoma City, a construction company and structural engineer wanted to determine the integrity of the slab on the fourth floor. Wade Vickers of GPRS Oklahoma was called to scan the concrete and give a precise location of the reinforcing steel within the concrete.

For concrete scanning in Muskogee, Sand Springs, Tulsa, Bartlesville, or Broken Arrow please call 918-779-8323. For rebar locating in Oklahoma City, Edmond, Norman, Moore, Yukon, Stillwater, Ardmore, and Lawton please call 405-815-7415 or email Wade.Vickers@gp-radar.com.

Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma was called to locate any conduits and utilities at the Indian Health Center before they saw cut the slab. Ground Penetrating Radar Systems, Inc. can provide a precise location and an approximate depth of conduits within or below the slab.

For conduit mapping in Anadarko, Oklahoma City, Stillwater, Tulsa, Ardmore, El Reno, Yukon, Lawton, Enid and Edmond area please contact Wade Vickers at 405.815.7415 or Wade.Vickers@gp-radar.com.

An environmental company called Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma to locate any utilities before they drilled for soil and water samples at N.W. 150th and N. Portland Avenue in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Ground Penetrating Radar Systems, Inc. can provide a precise location and an approximate depth of any existing utilities.

For utility locating in Wichita, Oklahoma City, Stillwater, Tulsa, Ardmore, El Reno, Yukon, Kingfisher and Edmond area please contact Wade Vickers at 405.815.7415 or Wade.Vickers@gp-radar.com.

Wade Vickers of GPRS-Oklahoma was called by a floor design company to locate the electric outlets beneath the wooden flooring. Using ground penetrating radar, Wade was able to give a precise location and approximate size of the electric outlets in the Fred Jones Museum on University of Oklahoma campus.

Wade Vickers performs GPR scanning to locate obstructions in a slab. For projects in the Oklahoma City, Lawton, Enid, Edmond, Stillwater, Norman, Bartlesville, Muskogee, Broken Arrow, Tulsa contact Wade Vickers at Wade.Vickers@GP-Radar.com or 405.815.7415.

Wade Vickers of GPRS Oklahoma division was called to the BAMA frozen dough condenser stand in Tulsa, Oklahoma to locate any obstructions beneath surface prior to drilling. Ground Penetrating Radar is an effective way to locate underground utilities. GPR can give a precise location of utility, as well as an approximate depth.

For utility locating in Tulsa, Stillwater, Sapulpa, Sand Springs, Broken Arrow, Bartlesville, Claremore and Muskogee area please contact Wade Vickers at 918.779.8323 or Wade.Vickers@gp-radar.com

Ground Penetrating Radar Systems of Oklahoma was called to locate any unmarked graves at the Knoles Cemetery in Norman, Oklahoma. Before GPR was performed, only 8 tombstones were marking the graves locations. Wade Vickers of Oklahoma located approximately 200 graves within the acre of land.

Wade Vickers performs GPR scanning to detect unmarked graves in the Oklahoma Region. For cemetery mapping in Oklahoma City, Yukon, Edmond, Stillwater, Tulsa, Broken Arrow, Muskogee and Ardmore contact Wade Vickers at Wade.Vickers@GP-Radar.com or 405.815.7415.

Ground Penetrating Radar Systems of Oklahoma was used to locate USTs at an old gas station in Durant, Oklahoma. Wade Vickers of GPRS was able to locate the UST and give an approximate size and depth.

Wade Vickers performs GPR scanning to locate underground storage tanks. For underground tank locating projects in Oklahoma City, Ardmore, Lawton, Tulsa, Broken Arrow, or Stillwater contact Wade Vickers at Wade.Vickers@GP-Radar.com or 405.815.7415.

Alexander Construction Co. called Ground Penetrating Radar Systems Inc. to locate the septic tank, in order to evade it during excavation. Wade Vickers of Oklahoma was able to give precise location of tank, as well as size and approximate depth.

Wade Vickers performs GPR scanning to locate underground storage tanks. Contact Wade Vickers at wade.vickers@gp-radar.com or call 405.815.7415 for underground tank locating projects in Stillwater, Ardmore, Lawton, Tulsa, Broken Arrow, Guthrie, Enid or Oklahoma City.

Using ground penetrating radar, Wade Vickers of GPRS (Oklahoma Division) was able to map out the reinforcement steel and anchor bolts within the top of a concrete column at the Jenks Aquatic Center site to determine integrity of the structure. Ground penetrating radar can efficiently and accurately locate reinforcing steel and anchor bolts inside the concrete.

Wade Vickers performs GPR scanning to locate reinforcing steel in a concrete slab. For projects in Tulsa, Jenks, Broken Arrow, Sand Springs, Owasso, Sapulpa, Claremore, Okmulgee or Muskogee contact Wade Vickers at Wade.Vickers@GP-Radar.com or 918.779.8323.

Ground Penetrating Radar Systems of Oklahoma was used to detect USTs at an old gas station (currently a Florist) in Oklahoma City, OK. An Advertising company needed to install a new digital billboard and did not want to hit any underground tanks or obstructions. Wade Vickers of GPRS was able to verify the area was clear of any obstructions.

Wade Vickers performs GPR scanning to locate underground tank subsurface. For underground tank locating projects in Oklahoma City, Norman, Edmond, Lawton, Tulsa, Broken Arrow, or Stillwater contact Wade Vickers at Wade.Vickers@GP-Radar.com or 405.815.7415.

Using ground penetrating radar, Wade Vickers of GPRS (Oklahoma Division) was able to map out the reinforcement steel and conduits within a concrete slab at the Comanche Memorial Hospital site before being core-drilled. Ground penetrating radar can efficiently and accurately locate reinforcing steel inside the concrete.

Wade Vickers performs GPR scanning to locate reinforcing steel in a concrete slab. For projects in the Oklahoma City, Lawton, Altus, Edmond, Stillwater, Norman, Broken Arrow, Tulsa contact Wade Vickers at Wade.Vickers@GP-Radar.com or 405.815.7415.

Using ground penetrating radar, Wade Vickers of GPRS (Oklahoma Division) was able to map out the post-tension cables within a concrete slab at the OU Children’s Hospital site before being core-drilled.

Ground penetrating radar can efficiently and accurately locate reinforcing steel inside the concrete. Wade Vickers performs GPR scanning to locate reinforcing steel in a concrete slab.

For projects in the Oklahoma City, Lawton, Ardmore, Edmond, Stillwater, Norman, Ponca City, Enid, Broken Arrow, Tulsa contact Wade Vickers at Wade.Vickers@GP-Radar.com or 405.815.7415.

Using ground penetrating radar, Wade Vickers of GPRS (Oklahoma Division) was able to map out the reinforcement steel within a concrete slab at the downtown Oklahoma City Devon building site before being core-drilled. Mapping the reinforcement steel before core drilling or saw-cutting is vital to preserving the integrity of a building’s structure. Ground penetrating radar can efficiently and accurately locate reinforcing steel inside the concrete.

Wade Vickers performs GPR scanning to locate reinforcing steel in a concrete slab. For projects in the Oklahoma City, Lawton, Altus, Edmond, Stillwater, Norman, Tulsa contact Wade Vickers at Wade.Vickers@GP-Radar.com or 405.815.7415.

Using ground penetrating radar, Wade Vickers of GPRS was able to map out the reinforcement steel and conduit within concrete slab at the Winstar Casino in Thackerville, OK before core-drilled. Each area was drilled directly following the concrete scanning. No reinforcement steel or conduits were hit during the drilling. Ground penetrating radar can efficiently and accurately locate reinforcing steel and conduits inside the concrete.

Wade Vickers performs GPR scanning to locate reinforcing steel and conduits in a concrete slab. For projects in the Oklahoma City, Lawton, Altus, Edmond, Stillwater, Norman, Tulsa contact Wade Vickers at Wade.Vickers@GP-Radar.com or 405.815.7415.

Ground Penetrating Radar Systems of Oklahoma was used to detect USTs at an old gas station at the northeast corner of I-44 & 62 in Lawton, OK. Although the tank was not discovered, Wade Vickers of GPRS was able to locate the pit where the tank was previously buried.

Wade Vickers performs GPR scanning to locate underground tank subsurface. For underground tank locating projects in Oklahoma City, Lawton, Norman, Enid, Edmond, Guthrie, Stillwater or contact Wade Vickers at Wade.Vickers@GP-Radar.com or 405.815.7415.