Why Inspect Concrete?
Five or ten years after this slab is poured, do you think anyone will remember where the rebar, conduit, and PT cables are?
Concrete/Construction Services
Concrete coring and sawcutting can be risky, especially if you don't know what's in the concrete before you start work. In many cases, the risks can be eliminated by using x-ray techniques prior to coring or sawcutting in order to locate rebar, post-tensioned cable, and conduit.
International Inspection, Inc. will perform concrete x-ray inspections anytime (24 hours) and develop the resulting film on site for immediate results. Concrete contents are then indicated on the surface using permanent markers, unless indicated otherwise.
Alternatives
Highly-occupied Sites
Highly occupied sites such as hotels, hospitals, casinos, etc. where evacuating two floors to perform x-ray inspections is impractical may require an alternate inspection method. An excellent alternative is our Subsurface Interface Radar(SIR) inspections.
One-side accessibility
SIR would also be the method of choice for slabs on grade, retaining walls, and other conditions where only one-side accessibility is available
Guidelines
In order to assure a safe environment for site staff & our personnel as required by state law, general guidelines must be met. Please see our List of Concrete X-Ray Guidelines. To request a sample Notice To Tenants, please contact one of our offices and we will be happy to e-mail or fax a copy to you.
Image Technique Selection
Depending on your exact project requirements International Inspection can help you specify the use of x-ray or subsurface interface radar. On many projects a combination of the two methods can improve job site safety and reduce costs.
For the safest and most economical inspection methods, contact us with job site conditions.
Why Use International Inspection?