Albuquerque · Permian Basin · Statewide
Know what's in the slab before you cut.
GPR concrete scanning and private utility locating across New Mexico, so your crew can core, cut, trench or bore without hitting what's hidden.
- Crews travel in from Texas
- Field markings plus PDF and KMZ deliverables
- Statewide New Mexico coverage
- Licensed & insured technicians
Scanning services
- Concrete ScanningGPR scans of slabs, decks, walls and tilt-wall panels before coring, saw cutting, drilling or anchoring.Learn more →
Post-Tension Cable LocatingFind post-tension tendons before coring or saw cutting so cores land in clear zones.Learn more →
Private Utility LocatingElectromagnetic and GPR locating of private electric, gas, water, sewer, telecom and fiber lines that 811 doesn't mark.Learn more →
GPR Ground ScanningGround-penetrating radar for PVC, non-metallic and abandoned lines, voids and pre-bore screening.Learn more →
GPS & GIS Utility MappingEvery located line captured with GPS and delivered as PDF maps and KMZ files for your project record.Learn more →- Sewer Camera InspectionCCTV inspection of sewer and storm lines to find breaks, offsets, roots and blockages, with the line path traced and GPS-mapped.Learn more →
- Data Center & Campus Utility MappingUtility locating, GPR and GPS mapping for data centers, hospitals, universities and other large campuses where live lines are everywhere.Learn more →
- Industrial & Plant Facility LocatingPrivate utility locating and concrete scanning for refineries, chemical plants, manufacturing and oil and gas facilities.Learn more →
How it works
- 1Call with the job detailsLocation, slab type, and where you need to cut, core or drill.
- 2Scan scheduledA technician in your area is scheduled to scan and mark the slab.
- 3Cut with confidenceYour crew works around the marked cables, rebar and conduit.
New Mexico's national labs, semiconductor manufacturing and Permian Basin energy projects make it one of the busiest construction markets next to Texas.
The same goes for the ground outside. 811 only marks utility-owned lines, which leaves private electric, water, gas, fiber and abandoned lines unmarked on most commercial sites. Private utility locating, using electromagnetic locators and GPR together, fills that gap before excavation or directional boring.
New Mexico Concrete Scanning connects general contractors, electricians, plumbers, boring contractors and engineers with experienced scanning and locating technicians, with results marked in the field and documented in PDF and KMZ files for the project record.
Built for these projects
What you get
Where we work
Crews based in Texas travel across New Mexico for commercial, industrial and infrastructure projects. Send the location and scope and we'll confirm scheduling.
Albuquerque & Rio Grande
Southern & Northern New Mexico
Guides
- Before You Core Drill or Saw Cut: A Concrete Scanning ChecklistWhat to scan for before cutting or coring a slab in New Mexico: post-tension cables, rebar, conduit and voids, and how GPR scanning keeps a job safe and on schedule.
- Private Utility Locating vs. 811 in New MexicoWhat New Mexico 811 marks and what it doesn't, who is responsible for private lines, and when to hire a private utility locator before you dig, trench or bore.
- GPR vs. Concrete X-Ray: Which Do You Need?Comparing ground-penetrating radar and concrete X-ray for scanning slabs before coring: speed, safety, access, and what each can find.
- Utility Locating Before Directional BoringHow to verify crossings before horizontal directional drilling in New Mexico: locating along the bore path, confirming critical crossings, and mapping the results.
Common questions
Why scan before cutting concrete?
Hitting a post-tension cable, rebar or live conduit can cause injury, structural damage and costly delays. Scanning shows what's inside the slab before you cut.
Doesn't 811 locate everything?
No. 811 marks lines owned by utility companies. Private lines on your side of the meter need a private locator.
How fast can a technician get on site?
Crews mobilize from New Mexico. Scheduling depends on location and scope, and larger projects get priority. Send the address and scope for a date. Call or send your location and scope.
Where are your crews based?
Crews are based in Texas and travel across New Mexico and neighboring states. Larger projects and multi-day scopes are scheduled first; send the location and scope for a date.
Need a slab scanned?
Call or email with your location and scope, and we'll get a technician scheduled.
Texting opens a message with a short form ready to fill in: your name, the town or address, and what you need done. Attach your photos and send.