Mobile Laser Scanning
Laser scanners carried on the move record roads, corridors and built assets as measured 3D data.
We locate reinforcement, conduits and post-tension cables before anyone cuts, cores or drills.
Tell us about the site and what you need to find.
At UDM, we provide concrete scanning in Australia to help project teams understand what may be embedded within slabs, walls and floors before intrusive work begins. Ground penetrating radar can identify reinforcement, post-tension cables, conduits, pipes and other internal features without destructive investigation. We use the scan data to support decisions around cutting, coring, drilling and structural assessment. The survey approach depends on the concrete element, access and the information required, so we establish the scope before fieldwork begins. For broader subsurface investigations beyond the concrete structure, our ground penetrating radar service can extend the investigation. Call (03) 6171 2555 to discuss the area to be scanned and the planned works.

Concrete scanning gives project teams information to consider before intrusive work starts. GPR can indicate reinforcing steel and help establish its arrangement within a concrete element. Scanning can help identify post-tension cable positions before cutting, drilling or coring is planned. Embedded electrical conduits and water services may be visible within the radar response. Radar data can also support investigation of changes within or beneath concrete where further assessment is required.
Projects often need more than one method. Explore the rest of our capability, or contact our team to discuss a combined scope.
Laser scanners carried on the move record roads, corridors and built assets as measured 3D data.
Our surveyors set the control, levels and measured detail that design and construction work relies on.
Laser scanning records a structure or site as measurable three-dimensional data.
Aerial capture records terrain, stockpiles and assets that are difficult to reach from the ground.
Our radar traces buried services, voids and structural features before a project breaks ground.
Electromagnetic locating and radar help identify buried services before excavation or design starts.
A camera run through a pipe or drain shows the condition of the line from the inside.