Industrial · Melbourne
Large distribution warehouse
Multi-level suspended-slab void investigation for a major builder, tied to the surveyor's control and delivered as an interactive 3D site model.
Example project
Illustrative view
Illustrative view
GPR scanning · Melbourne
Clarity beneath the surface.
Subsurface scanning for concrete, utilities and structural investigations. Reo, PT cables, conduits, voids and slab thickness located and marked before you cut, core or dig.
GP8000 200 to 4000 MHzGS8000 40 to 3440 MHzGNSS positioned
Concrete scanning
Slab depth and thickness.
Non-destructive scanning to locate reinforcement and measure concrete slabs across the whole area, not just one core.
- Scan runsTargeted passes across the areas you plan to cut, core or build on.
- Depth stripsSlab thickness read along every run and reported as min, median and max.
- Marked on siteReo, PT cables and clear core locations painted on the slab before we leave.
Who we help
Built for the people who cut, core, dig and design.
Builders and trades
Core holes and penetrations, cleared fast.
Electricians, plumbers, fire services, riggers and concrete cutters. Reo and PT cables marked on the slab, report in 24 to 48 hours, or straight after the job if required.
Concrete scanning → Engineers and surveyorsData you can put in a design.
Factual scan reports, depth tables, DXF, SHP, KML and SEG-Y, tied to your survey control when you need it.
Reports and data → Homeowners and renovatorsSee your slab before you build up.
Planning an extension or a second storey? We map slab thickness and give your engineer a 3D model of what is there.
3D models →What we find
What the radar shows us.
Every service below is scanned with Proceq stepped-frequency radar and explained in plain English.
Reinforcement
Reo layout, spacing and cover depth in slabs, walls, beams and columns.
Walls, beams and footings →PT cables
Post-tensioned cables marked on the slab before any core hole, in carparks, towers and hospitals.
Suspended slabs →Slab thickness
Thickness read along every run, plus changes in depth and thickenings under the slab.
Slab depth →Underground services
Water, sewer, stormwater, gas and communications, including plastic pipe.
Utility scanning →Underground power
Power conduits and cable routes located and marked before excavation or coring.
Underground power →Voids and anomalies
Voids under slabs, old footings, tanks and backfilled excavations, mapped non-invasively.
General subsurface →
On site
A family that knows concrete, with modern radar.
Generations of concrete experience now applied to non-destructive scanning. We read the scan, mark it on the ground and explain what it means for your job.
60 yearsCombined family experience
2,500+Projects
24 to 48 hStandard report turnaround
$20mPublic liability cover
How a job runs
Book it, scan it, know it.
Book
Tell us what you are cutting, coring or digging, with drawings or photos if you have them. We confirm scope and time.
Scan and mark out
We scan on site and paint reo, PT cables, services and clear zones on the surface, with a verbal run-through before we leave.
Report
Standard reports in 24 to 48 hours, or straight after the job if required. 3D models and CAD on request.
EXAMPLE PROJECT · MELBOURNE HOME, 1970s SLAB15 SCAN RUNS · GP8000
23 cm40 cm
Hover or tap a scan run.
3D models and digital twins
See the slab before you build on it.
A homeowner planning a second storey needed to know what the 1970s slab was made of. We scanned 15 runs, read the slab base along each one, and built a 3D model with the radar section and photo behind every line.
Measured stripsScanned coverage along each run, coloured by thickness.
Modelled shellThe house built to scale from council plans and site photos.
Not measuredOutside scan coverage. Shown as unknown, never as clear.
Recent work
From one core hole to a whole site.
Water infrastructure · Victoria
Spillway apron scanning
GS8000 with the MA8000 GNSS mast, passes and targets paint-marked on the concrete.
Commercial · Melbourne
Everyday PT cable clearances
Data centres, hospitals, shopping centres, towers and carparks. PT cables and reo marked on the slab, report in 24 to 48 hours, or straight after the job if required.
Scan before you cut
Know what is in the slab before you core it.
Tell us what you are cutting, coring or digging and where. We will scope the scan and the report you need.
Request a free quotePhone (03) 9788 5050Email sales@allterrainscanning.com.au