Careful Scanning
We approach each accessible scan area systematically and interpret findings within the limits of the available data.
Professional GPR concrete scanning focused on clear field information, careful project coordination and better-informed construction decisions across Calgary, Toronto and surrounding areas.
Nour 92 Scanning was created to support construction teams that need more information about what may be inside concrete before drilling, coring, cutting, anchoring or modification work begins.
Concrete structures can contain reinforcement, post-tension systems, conduits, sleeves and other embedded features that are not visible from the surface. Ground Penetrating Radar provides a non-destructive way to gather useful subsurface information before work proceeds.
Our focus is straightforward: understand the planned work, scan the accessible area carefully, interpret detectable responses and communicate the findings in a practical way that project teams can use.
We work with contractors, engineers, building owners, facility teams and other construction professionals across Calgary, Toronto and surrounding areas.
Technical work is only useful when it is carried out carefully and communicated clearly.
We approach each accessible scan area systematically and interpret findings within the limits of the available data.
Scanning information is intended to support better-informed planning before potentially invasive work begins.
Clear communication, respect for the project environment and a practical approach to coordination remain central to our work.
We aim to communicate what was observed, what can reasonably be interpreted and where limitations may affect the results.
We keep the process focused on the actual project requirement rather than overcomplicating the scanning scope.
The scanning approach is based on the proposed work and accessible area.
GPR can gather subsurface information without damaging the accessible surface.
Findings are communicated in the context of the work being planned.
Where scan conditions affect interpretation, those limitations are communicated clearly.
Serving projects in both markets and surrounding areas.
A straightforward process built around the work being planned and the information the project team needs.
We review the proposed work, available information and accessible concrete area.
GPR data is collected across the agreed accessible surface based on the scanning objective.
Detectable subsurface responses are reviewed within the context of site conditions.
Agreed markings, findings and/or project information are provided to the project team.
Share your project location, planned work and scanning requirements and we'll help determine an appropriate scope.