Infrasense deploys a comprehensive suite of specialized subsurface investigation technologies including Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR), Electromagnetic Induction (EMI), Electrical Resistivity, and Electromagnetic Conductivity Methods to assess both manmade infrastructure and natural subsurface features. These advanced geophysical and nondestructive evaluation methods provide critical data for complex geotechnical, structural, and environmental assessments where standard techniques may be insufficient.
Each technology offers distinct advantages for specific subsurface conditions and investigation objectives, enabling comprehensive site characterization through integrated multi-method approaches. The NDT data is geo-referenced using high-precision GPS coordinates to accurately locate and map subsurface features.
Our specialized approach addresses diverse investigation needs from utility detection and foundation assessment to environmental monitoring and archaeological site investigation, delivering reliable subsurface data for informed decision-making.
In addition to comprehensive subsurface assessment, our investigation services provide the following:
Contact our specialized geophysical team today to discuss your subsurface investigation needs for your site.
Advanced methods like electromagnetic induction and electrical resistivity are essential for complex sites where standard GPR reaches its limits—such as deep utility detection, contamination mapping, or challenging soil conditions. Our multi-method approach provides comprehensive subsurface characterization when single-technology solutions cannot deliver the depth penetration or resolution required for critical infrastructure decisions.
By deploying complementary technologies simultaneously, we provide complete subsurface characterization that eliminates costly surprises during construction. Our comprehensive approach typically reduces total investigation costs by 40-60% compared to sequential drilling programs while identifying conditions that traditional methods often miss, preventing expensive changes and delays during construction.
Non-invasive geophysical methods enable rapid site-wide assessment without disturbing potentially contaminated materials or compromising site integrity. Our integrated approach maps contamination boundaries, geological features, and subsurface structures continuously rather than at isolated sampling points, providing the comprehensive site understanding needed for accurate remediation planning and geotechnical design.