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Bay of Plenty
Concrete Scanning

Detecting hidden elements beneath the surface for safer, more precise construction.

OUR SERVICES

Concrete Scanning

Concrete scanning is a non-destructive method used to detect and map the internal structure of concrete surfaces. By using advanced technologies like Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR), concrete scanning allows for the identification of embedded objects such as rebar, pipes, post-tension cables, and voids without damaging the surface. This process helps ensure safety, precision, and efficiency in construction, renovation, and maintenance projects by providing critical insights before drilling, cutting, or coring into concrete.

Concrete scanning

Why use Structure Scanning Services 

Hit Prevention

By knowing the location
of reinforcing material, you can drill confidently to miss it, or to minimize the loss of structural strength

Engineer
Reports

We are able to provide variably detailed reports on our findings that include the location, approximate depth and size, and regularity of reinforcement. 

Earthquake
Strengthening

Our reports are often used by engineers investigating the strength of older buildings and how they perform in earthquake situations

Cost 
Efficient

 Scanning is not intrusive, creates no mess, and requires no additional work, it is more cost and time effective than traditional intrusive drilling and testing

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ABOUT US

About Structure Scanning Services

Structure scanning services is a locally owned and operated company covering the Bay of Plenty region. Specializing in concrete scanning using the latest GPR technology, we are able to detect subsurface materials and provide detailed reports often required by engineers

CASE STUDIES

Tutanakai Street, Rotorua - Structural Scanning for Earthquake Report

We were engaged by an engineering firm to scan the top level of a three-storey building in Rotorua’s CBD. The third level had been added after the ground and second floors were constructed, and the original plans did not confirm whether reinforcing steel had been installed in the walls, floors, and columns. Using the latest Hilti GPR concrete scanning equipment and Profis software, we carried out a detailed survey of the structure. The scans confirmed the presence of reinforcing steel within the concrete elements, providing the assurance needed for the earthquake assessment. A full report was delivered to the client, supporting their structural review and compliance requirements. Our team regularly provides scanning services throughout the Bay of Plenty region.

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Kaharoa school - Concrete pool hatch

At Kaharoa School, we were engaged to scan the pool’s ballast tank lid as part of upcoming maintenance works. To create a new manhole opening, it was essential to first identify the reinforcing steel within the concrete lid. By accurately locating the reinforcement, the required cut could be made with minimal disruption to the steel, reducing both the cutting effort and any potential weakening of the structure. Using advanced scanning technology, we were able to generate detailed 3D images that clearly showed the depth, thickness, and exact positioning of the reinforcement, ensuring a safe and efficient outcome.

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CONTACT US

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Address

1/ 72 Jellicoe Street

Te Puke

Bay of Plenty

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