Ground Penetrating Radar Systems

Smarter decisions start below the surface.

UTSI designs and builds practical GPR systems for utility avoidance, professional subsurface investigation and specialist survey work.

Ground penetrating radar system investigating the subsurface
Subsurface information
See what lies beneath Practical information for safer and better-informed decisions.
Reduce uncertainty Add information before intrusive work.
Reveal more Investigate features hidden below the surface.
Match the application Select the system around the required outcome.
Work with confidence Use practical information to support decisions.

Our GPR Systems

Two approaches. One shared goal.

Different investigations require different levels of information. UTSI systems are designed around the task rather than a one-size-fits-all workflow.

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UTSI e-Safe utility avoidance system

Utility Avoidance

e-Safe

Straightforward GPR information for localised pre-excavation investigation.

  • Practical field workflow
  • Processed target indication
  • Designed for utility avoidance
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UTSI GroundVue professional ground penetrating radar system

Detailed Investigation

GroundVue

Professional GPR systems for detailed subsurface collection, interpretation and analysis.

  • Professional radar information
  • Configurable survey systems
  • Mapping and specialist investigation
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Why UTSI

GPR systems engineered for practical use

UTSI focuses on subsurface technology, clear information and equipment designed around real field requirements.

Specialist GPR focus

Systems developed specifically for subsurface detection and investigation.

Practical operation

Equipment and workflows created for use in real survey environments.

Cambridge engineering

GPR systems designed, manufactured and supported from Cambridge.

Direct technical contact

Product information and application guidance from the UTSI team.

Find the Right Approach

Select the GPR system around your investigation

Tell us about the application, expected targets, site conditions and the information required from your survey.