Expert GPR (Ground Penetrating Radar) in Southern CA and Beyond
See Beneath the Surface with Confidence
The Smarter Way to Locate the Unknown
What GPR Does and Why It Matters
GPR is a non-invasive scanning method that uses radar signals to detect underground anomalies — ideal for non-metallic utilities like water, sewer, and leach lines. It’s the perfect choice when standard locating methods fall short.
Our experienced technicians interpret every scan precisely, even in challenging Central Coast soils, so you can plan and dig with confidence.

Choose GPR when you need to:
Locate untraceable or unknown utilities
Validate corridors before excavation or saw-cutting
Detect voids or embedded structures below the surface
Map cemeteries or support archaeological investigations.
We provide on-site markings and a brief findings summary, with photos available on request.
How We Do It
Our 4-Step GPR Process
We make locating what’s below simple, safe, and efficient:
01.
Site Assessment
We review your project plans, soil type, and goals to determine the best scan approach.
02.
GPR Scanning
Using high-frequency radar, we capture real-time subsurface data without disturbing the ground.
03.
Data Interpretation
Our trained technicians analyze radar patterns to identify anomalies, voids, or possible utility paths.
04.
Mark & Report
We clearly mark findings on-site and provide a concise summary report (with optional photos).

More Than Just a Scan
Your Partner in Safe Site Planning
Every GPR scan gives you peace of mind—and when combined with our other services like Utility Locating, Concrete Scanning, and Pipe Inspections, you’ll have the complete picture of what’s underground.
GPR Insights
Ground Penetrating Radar – Your Questions Answered
What can GPR detect underground?
GPR can identify non-metallic utilities, voids, trenches, and anomalies beneath the surface—great for locating water or sewer lines that don’t carry current.
How deep can GPR scan?
Depth depends on soil conditions.
When should I request a GPR scan?
Before digging, trenching, or saw-cutting, especially when dealing with unknown or untraceable utilities.
Does GPR replace standard utility locating?
Not exactly. It complements standard locating methods to give you a more complete picture of what’s underground.
Will I receive a report or visual data?
Yes. We provide on-site markings and a summary of findings—photos are available upon request.
Ready to See What’s Below?
Start Your Project the Right Way
Avoid costly surprises and keep your team safe with APUL’s professional GPR scanning.
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