Before you trench, grade, or excavate — we locate and map every utility in the work area. Gas, electric, water, sewer, telecom, storm. APWA color-coded, georeferenced, delivered same day.
No app to download. No sales team trying to upsell unnecessary service lines. No monthly subscriptions for platforms to see the work you already paid for. With Ground Radar Techs — you pay for the scan, you own the deliverable, and your findings belong to you the moment the job is complete, and they stay yours without a password or a payment plan attached.
We locate and map all standard subsurface utilities using GPR and EM, following APWA color conventions so the entire project team reads the deliverable the same way.
YELLOW
RED
BLUE
GREEN
ORANGE
PURPLE
Calling 811 is required — but it only marks public utilities. Private gas lines, electrical, water, telecom and sewer lines inside your site boundary are invisible to 811. That's exactly what we find.
Public utility lines only
Everything 811 misses
If a utility runs from the public main to your building — or anywhere inside your property boundary — 811 won't mark it. We will.
Every job tells a story. These are real Ground Radar Techs projects — what the contractor needed, what we found, and what getting hit would have cost.
Mechanical contractor needed a 1,200ft × 15ft trench corridor scanned before excavation. Located electric, telecom, and unknown utilities at varying depths — all marked APWA on-site and mapped in the deliverable before the first shovel.
Plumbing crew needed to tap into a water service inside the property boundary — but 811 stopped at the public main. Ground Radar Techs mapped private water, sewer, and gas laterals from the right-of-way all the way to the building wall. Safe penetration, no surprises.
A concrete cutting partner needed a full pre-demolition utility picture before mobilizing crews. Ground Radar Techs mapped electric, water, sewer, gas, and telecom across the entire site — delivered as KML and PDF so the demo plan could be built around live service lines, not in spite of them.
A utility map is only as useful as the number of people who can read it. Ground Radar Techs deliverables move from field crew to civil engineer to owner without anyone reformatting.
Most utility locates end at paint on the ground — and three rain showers later, the information is gone. That's not documentation.
Ground Radar Techs utility maps are delivered as KML, PDF, interactive HTML, and PNG — the same data, four formats, every time. Load it in Google Earth, attach it to an RFI, file it in the owner's close-out binder. It's durable, shareable, and defensible.
Ground Radar Techs is positioned around outcomes for the contractor's business — not specs on a scanner.
Before you trench, grade, or excavate — one call gets the locate, the map, and the documentation your owner will file.
Call 615-989-0111