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How Can Ground-Penetrating Radar Save Your Time and Money on Your Next Construction Job?
Have you heard of any disastrous story of a construction site? It’s scary, right? There are various risks in a construction site that may harm the people...
Understand the Benefits of Non-Destructive Concrete Building Inspections
The term ‘concrete inspection’ is a widely used and encompasses a range of activities, such as compression strength testing of concrete, concrete scann...
Five Things to Consider When Choosing a Concrete Coring Company
Concrete coring is the process of making precise openings in concrete structures for a variety of applications. It is a common process in the construction ...
4 Factors That Can Affect the Accuracy of GPR
GPR or Ground Penetrating Radar scanning is the industrial standard to see through the concrete structure. It is a non-destructive method of concrete scann...
How Can GPR Scanning Help With Void Detection Before You Cut Concrete?
Concrete scanning is among the most basic processes in the construction industry. What it all includes is an inspection of the concrete structure without d...
How Much Does Concrete Core Drilling Cost?
Concrete core drilling is defined as a high production method of drilling in concrete, stone, asphalt, or masonry structures. It is a quick, safe, quiet, p...
GPR Concrete Scanning – Techniques, Applications, and Available Tools
GPR concrete scanning is a non-destructive method of inspecting the concrete structure. It is required in a variety of applications. The main purpose of co...
Concrete Core Drilling – The Most Effective Way to Create Openings!
Concrete core drilling is the process of creating circular holes and openings in concrete structures using core drilling equipment. It is a very basic proc...
A Brief Overview of Delamination in Concrete
Have you ever heard of delaminated concrete? If you are familiar with the construction industry or any related field, you must have come across this term. ...
Why Are Anchor/ Rebar Pull Testing Necessary for Buildings?
Anchor pull testing is the process of testing the pull-out strength of the industrial fixtures and fittings. The term ‘anchor’ is used in many contexts...