Utility surveys are an essential aspect of any construction project. The purpose of these surveys is to locate hidden utilities, such as gas, water, and electricity lines, that are buried underground.

To perform a utility survey, special tools like the Leica DS2000 dual-frequency ground penetrating radar (GPR) and the Radio Detection RD8100 pipe and cable locator are used. These tools use electromagnetic waves and radio frequencies to locate and map subsurface features, including hidden utilities. The Leica DS2000 GPR can detect utilities up to a depth of 10 meters, while the Radio Detection RD8100 is designed to detect and locate buried pipes and cables.

By using these advanced technologies, construction workers can accurately map out the location of underground utilities and make informed decisions about how to proceed with their work. This helps to reduce the risk of accidents and damage to utility infrastructure, ultimately saving time and money.