Concrete Scanning
Before coring, cutting, or anchoring into concrete, you need to know what’s inside it and underneath it. Level A locates rebar, post-tension cables, conduits, and utilities within and below slabs, walls, and decks — before your crew ever touches a drill.
Concrete Scanning Services
Accurate. Reliable. Safe
1. Coring & Anchoring Locations
Before a core is cut or an anchor is set, we scan the exact location — single points, multiple locations on one floor, or across several levels.
2. Area & Sawcut Scanning
We scan defined areas ahead of demolition or anchoring, and map sawcut trench paths before cutting begins.
3. Rebar, Post-Tension & Utility Detection
We locate rebar depth, spacing, and size; post-tension cables; and utilities within or below the slab.
4. Concrete Evaluation
General concrete evaluation across slab on grade, pan deck, post-tension slab, poured wall, or block wall construction.
Why Choose Level A?
- Advanced Technology: Our GPR and detection equipment ensures precise results every time.
- Certified Professionals: Our team is trained and experienced in reading concrete construction correctly, not just running equipment over it.
- Safety First: We prioritize safety for your crew and your structure before any cut is made.
- Customer-Centric: We tailor our scan plan and deliverable to your project — marking, a written report, or documentation for your permit or design package.
Get Started
Before you cut or core, ensure peace of mind with our expert concrete scanning services. Contact us today to schedule a consultation or request a free quote.
Level A serves Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, and Maryland & Washington, D.C.
Call For a Quote:
(800) 752-3151
Additional Information
Why scan before coring or cutting?
Hitting an embedded utility, post-tension cable, or structural rebar can damage the structure, create a safety hazard, or cause an expensive repair. Scanning first tells you what’s there before you commit to a cut.
Does it work through carpet, tile, or other coverings?
Yes — let us know what’s on the surface when you request a quote so we can plan the scan correctly.
What if the concrete has a covering I haven't mentioned, or the site has restricted access?
Tell us as much as you can up front — coverings, access limitations, and the type of concrete construction all affect how we plan the work.