Mt. Holly, NJ -- (SBWire) -- 10/08/2014 --Atlantic Subsurface Imaging, LLC announces its rebar locating services are available in New Jersey and Pennsylvania this October. For contractors that need to locate rebar structures within concrete, Atlantic Subsurface Imaging, LLC has the tools and equipment required to get the job done. Atlantic Subsurface Imaging, LLC uses the most technologically advanced tools in the industry to locate rebar and other metal objects anywhere they are hidden.

The company’s Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) looks deeply beneath concrete surfaces – up to 18” – and creates high-resolution images that give precise readings on rebar location. It can also determine the size of the reinforcing bars. Not hazardous to workers, the GPR device requires only a one-sided access point to assess and image underground steel. Reported on the company’s FAQ page, GPR is a very safe technique which emits about 1 percent of the power of a cell phone. The process is gentle and does not damage concrete structures in any way.

Contractors, state highway authorities, and engineers can all benefit from rebar locating services offered by Atlantic Subsurface Imaging, LLC. In order to avoid cutting through rebar and slowing down cutting time, the imaging services helps construction crews avoid areas that could halt work or damage expensive equipment. At the company’s website, a list of projects that have utilized rebar locating is listed. Some of these include water main location in Voorhees State Park, conduit location at Princeton, New Jersey and concrete inspection at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. In addition to rebar location, Atlantic Subsurface Imaging, LLC is also able to locate underground utilities in New York.

For more information on Atlantic Subsurface Imaging, LLC’s rebar locating services, or underground locating in New York, contact the company at (609) 297-5445.

About Atlantic Subsurface Imaging, LLC
Atlantic Subsurface Imaging, LLC features state-of-the-art equipment used for subsurface imaging and geophysical surveying. They use technology such as ground penetrating radar, bridge deck analysis, concrete scanning, utility locating and mapping, giving precise locations of subsurface materials. Headquartered in Mount Holly, Atlantic Subsurface Imaging serves New Jersey, Pennsylvania, New York and Delaware.

To learn more, visit http://www.atlanticsubsurfaceimaging.com/