GPR scans and X-rays are top competitors in subsurface imaging, both having the ability to pass through asphalt, soil, and even concrete. Both systems are used in various applications and bring their own list of benefits as well as drawbacks. So, if the decision is yours, what do you pick? That is where knowledge of the strengths and limitations of each can be beneficial. Be it concrete scanning, utility detection, or tank detection, knowledge of how to use a GPR scan versus X-ray technology is invaluable in terms of saving time and costs.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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