All services
Five ways to see what’s below
Concrete scanning, utility locating, locate management, thermographic imaging, and sewer camera inspections. Pick a service for methods, deliverables, and who it helps.
How to choose
Not sure which service you need? That’s a fair question.
Cutting or coring concrete? Start with GPR. Digging? Start with locates. Heating lines in a slab? Thermography. A drain you don’t want to excavate on a hunch? Camera. If the job is “all of the above, and also the tickets are a mess,” that’s locate management plus the field work.
We talk to contractors and engineers the same way: what’s the work, where is it, and what do you need in your hand when we leave—marks, maps, imaging, or a camera recording. Call if you want a human to sort it out with you.
Concrete scanning / GPR
See what’s inside the slab before you cut or core. Rebar, post-tension cables, conduits, voids, and thickness—marked on the concrete and available in 2D and 3D.
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Utility locating
Electromagnetic locating of water, gas, electric, sewer, and telecom—private and public—with paint on the ground and geo-referenced maps to take home.
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Locate management (LMS)
Call Before You Dig tickets, public locates, private sweeps, and GPS-mapped deliverables—one coordinated file instead of a messy inbox.
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Thermographic imaging
Locate in-floor and radiant heating lines in concrete without cutting, drilling, or disruption—then mark the layout on the slab.
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Sewer camera inspections
Residential sewer laterals and weeping tile: blockages, cracks, depths, pre-renovation and real estate inspections—without digging up the yard.
Have a look →The point of the work
A picture the crew can use, not a folder they ignore
Damage prevention only works if the next person on site can see it. That’s why every service is paired with a mark, a map, a scan image, or a camera view—something you can point at when the saw, the bucket, or the plumber shows up.
From the field
What the work looks like
Got a job coming up?
Call the Winnipeg office or send a note. We’ll help you pick the right service—no jargon wall, just a clear next step.