Concrete Scanning and Imaging, Inc.

Concrete Scanning and Imaging, Inc. Concrete Scanning and Imaging is the #1 source for Concrete Scanning, GPR, Utility Mark Out, Underground Tank Sweeps, and CCTV Pipe Inspection.

Be Wise - Scan Before You Cut or Core. Concrete Scanning and Imaging, Inc. is a full-service subcontracted concrete scanning and imaging company using only the latest in ground penetrating radar technology to investigate your jobsite to find reinforcement, conduit, and exclusion zones. Ground penetrating radar is an accepted and routinely used nondestructive method for imaging objects in concrete

prior to cutting or coring. It is a safe application of radar regulated by the FCC and fieldwork typically requires only one operator. Imaging results are generated on-site for immediate mark out and analysis of targets in selected areas. The inspection, under normal circumstances, can be performed on one side of the slab, which permits slab-on-grade scanning. Some applications of GPR include, but are not limited to:
• Locating reinforcing bars
• Locating post-tension cables
• Locating metallic and non-metallic conduits
• Detecting voids beneath slab-on-grade
• Slab thickness and cover depth to targets

Damaging structural elements such as conduit, rebar, and post tension cable can be dangerous and costly; let us keep your projects on time, reduce safety risks, and decrease potential structural issues. CSI is the only company in the tristate area with a CSDA certified scanner on staff. When you hire CSI, you have peace of mind in knowing that you have the most reliable scanning technology on your job site and that you will receive the assistance of a technician who can provide you with understanding of the most accurate data. Let Concrete Scanning and Imaging, Inc. be the core support for your scanning needs. Call us for a free estimate today.

What Do All These Lines Mean?Concrete may look solid from the surface, but there can be a lot happening below it.Using G...
08/20/2026

What Do All These Lines Mean?

Concrete may look solid from the surface, but there can be a lot happening below it.

Using Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR), CSI can help identify the location and pattern of embedded reinforcement and other subsurface anomalies within concrete.

On this project, the different colored markings represent findings detected at different depths within the slab, helping create a clearer picture of how the concrete is constructed.

Why does this matter?

🔹 Helps contractors plan proposed cutting and coring locations
🔹 Provides information about reinforcement patterns within the slab
🔹 Helps identify potential conflicts before intrusive work begins
🔹 Gives the project team valuable subsurface information without damaging the concrete

You can’t see what’s inside concrete from the surface. GPR helps you look below it.

Planning to cut, core, or drill? Scan first.

What’s Inside the Concrete Matters.A recent Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) scan by Concrete Scanning & Imaging revealed ...
08/18/2026

What’s Inside the Concrete Matters.

A recent Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) scan by Concrete Scanning & Imaging revealed multiple areas of embedded reinforcement and potential buried anomalies within the concrete slab.

Our technicians mark findings directly on the surface, giving contractors valuable information to help plan cutting, coring, and drilling locations before work begins.

See what’s below before you cut or core.

Know What’s Below Before You Core.CSI recently performed Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) scanning of a concrete slab prio...
08/14/2026

Know What’s Below Before You Core.

CSI recently performed Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) scanning of a concrete slab prior to planned core drilling.

Our scanning identified multiple layers of reinforcement and buried anomalies with characteristics consistent with conduit, which were marked directly on the surface for the contractor.

Scanning before cutting or coring provides valuable information that can help crews plan their work and reduce the risk of encountering embedded objects.

Planning to cut, core, or drill? Scan first.

Approximately 230 linear feet of trench scanning completed for another great build by D&D Construction for SWTHZ in Jers...
07/08/2026

Approximately 230 linear feet of trench scanning completed for another great build by D&D Construction for SWTHZ in Jersey City.

Our team used Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) to identify and mark reinforcing steel and buried utilities within the proposed trench path, providing the information needed before concrete removal and excavation began.

Proper planning and accurate subsurface investigation help reduce risk, avoid unexpected conflicts, and keep projects moving forward.

Thank you to D&D Construction for trusting Concrete Scanning & Imaging to support another successful project.

Utility locating isn't just for exterior excavation.Our team recently performed interior utility locating to identify sa...
07/06/2026

Utility locating isn't just for exterior excavation.

Our team recently performed interior utility locating to identify sanitary lines inside the building, clearly marking the system in green to help guide the next phase of work.

Whether it's below concrete slabs, inside occupied spaces, or out in the field, accurate utility locating helps contractors avoid surprises and proceed with confidence.

Not all utilities are outside—and neither are we.

As America celebrates 250 years of innovation, progress, and growth, Concrete Scanning & Imaging is proud to support the...
07/04/2026

As America celebrates 250 years of innovation, progress, and growth, Concrete Scanning & Imaging is proud to support the projects that help build and maintain our communities.

We're grateful for the trust our clients place in us and for the dedicated team that works every day to deliver reliable concrete scanning and imaging services throughout the Tri-State Area.

Wishing everyone a safe and happy Fourth of July as we celebrate this historic milestone together.

🇺🇸 Happy 250th Birthday, America!

Sometimes the best way to locate a utility outside is to start from the inside.For this project, our team identified the...
07/01/2026

Sometimes the best way to locate a utility outside is to start from the inside.

For this project, our team identified the electrical pathway within the building and then traced it to the exterior, providing the contractor with a clear understanding of where the conduit exited the structure.

Following utilities from their source can be just as important as locating them in the ground. Accurate information helps reduce risk and keeps projects moving forward safely.

Connecting the dots—inside and out.

Our experienced technicians provide reliable utility locating services throughout the Tri-State Area.Featuring a special...
06/29/2026

Our experienced technicians provide reliable utility locating services throughout the Tri-State Area.

Featuring a special appearance by our technician's shadow, working overtime as usual. 😎

From start to finish, our team is committed to helping contractors identify underground utilities and keep projects moving safely.

Scan Area  #1: "Nothing to see here."Scan Area  #2: "Allow us to introduce ourselves."Ground Penetrating Radar showed a ...
06/25/2026

Scan Area #1: "Nothing to see here."

Scan Area #2: "Allow us to introduce ourselves."

Ground Penetrating Radar showed a clean area in one location and a heavily congested area just a few feet away. Conditions beneath the slab can change quickly, which is why scanning before cutting is so important.

The concrete always has a story to tell. We just help translate it.

Every mark in the field represents valuable information that helps crews excavate with confidence.
06/23/2026

Every mark in the field represents valuable information that helps crews excavate with confidence.

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103 South Van Brunt Street
Englewood, NJ
07631

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