Projects

Every successful project starts with knowing what's beneath the surface. CoreScanX specializes in non-destructive Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) concrete scanning to locate post-tension cables, reinforcing steel, electrical conduit, and other embedded elements before drilling, coring, cutting, or anchoring into concrete.

The projects below highlight recent work completed throughout Southwest Florida, demonstrating how our scanning services have supported condominium renovations, commercial construction, plumbing installations, equipment anchoring, and other projects where understanding what lies beneath the surface is critical before work begins.

Condominium Balcony Renovation – Naples, FL

CoreScanX performed Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) scanning on five condominium balconies in preparation for renovation work.

The initial scanning was completed while the balcony screens were still in place to identify the general location of embedded reinforcing elements and post-tension cables. After the screens were removed, CoreScanX returned to perform additional scanning and provide more precise markings along the slab edge, giving the contractor greater confidence when planning drilling and anchoring locations.

A modern multi-story building with white exterior and numerous windows, surrounded by tall palm trees and lush greenery under a clear blue sky.
An unfinished room with a large window showing a view of tall buildings and the ocean in the background. The room has exposed structural elements, with red markings on the floor and ceiling.
View of an unfinished balcony with red marking lines on the ceiling and floor, overlooking a landscape of buildings, water, and trees under a blue sky with scattered clouds.
View from a balcony with red markings and writing on the concrete floor, overlooking a parking lot, palm trees, and a tennis court with multiple courts in the distance.
Red spray-painted graffiti on a beige wall near a white window with horizontal blinds and a ceiling fan.
View from a high-rise balcony during daytime, overlooking trees, neighboring buildings, and of a sidewalk or pathway.
Photo of a room with a beige ceiling featuring red ladder-shaped wall decorations, a white window with a view of a blue sky and buildings outside.
View from a high-rise apartment window showing a courtyard with tennis courts, a swimming pool, and surrounding high-rise buildings.
A balcony with a view of a swimming pool, tennis courts, and high-rise buildings overlooking the ocean, with a clear sky.
A room with large open windows showing blue sky. There is graffiti spray-painted on the ceiling, including the word 'HELP' and other markings in red spray paint.
A wall with red spray-painted words and a check box outline near a window showing blue sky outside.
View from a high-rise building balcony showing tennis courts, parking lot, trees, and surrounding residential buildings.
A construction or inspection device displaying a thermal or ground-penetrating radar scan on a screen, placed on a concrete surface with red markings, overlooking a background of trees and a building.
View from a tall building showing a cityscape with a mix of skyscrapers and shorter buildings, palm trees, and construction vehicles on a road.
View from a tall building showing a parking lot, some cars, a tennis court, trees, and landscaped areas with walkways.
A high-rise balcony overlooking a courtyard with palm trees, a road, and nearby residential buildings. The balcony has construction markings and footprints at the bottom of the image.
A construction worker kneeling on a balcony, working on the floor with tools and a toolbox nearby. The background shows high-rise buildings, a green park, and the ocean under a clear blue sky.
Close-up of a concrete surface with red spray-painted grid lines, a utility device with a screen and a drill handle in the foreground, and a balcony railing with a tiled floor in the background.
Close-up of a concrete balcony wall with red spray-painted markings and lines, with a tiled balcony floor and a white railing in the background.
A concrete balcony ledge with red spray-painted markings and some scribbles, with a cityscape and greenery in the background.

Sarasota Fitness Center

Fitness Center Renovation – Sarasota, FL

Prior to installing new equipment and anchors, CoreScanX used Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) to locate post-tension cables and an electrical duct bank beneath the concrete slab. The findings helped identify areas to avoid before drilling, allowing the installation to move forward with greater confidence.

Indoor space under construction with green artificial grass flooring marked with white tape for layout, large windows, and mirrors on the wall.
Empty room with white walls, mirror, green carpeted floor with white tape markings, and an electrical outlet.
Empty room with large windows, mirrors, and taped grid on the floor, possibly for interior setup or renovation.
A grid on a digital screen with markings and measurements, indicating dimensions and coordinates.

Private Utility Locate – Venice, FL

CoreScanX performed a private utility locate in Venice, Florida, where multiple electrical conduits, water service, and other utilities were located around a hydro service pole and well pump.

Using Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR), CoreScanX traced the apparent paths of the services and field-marked their locations to help the project team understand the existing underground conditions before excavation. With multiple services running through the same area, the locate provided a clearer picture of the area below grade and helped reduce the risk of encountering an unknown line during excavation.

Construction workers installing siding on a house under construction, with trucks parked nearby, trees in the background, and construction equipment in the foreground.
A construction site near a house with a metal roof, showing white pipes and electrical equipment in the foreground, and a dirt driveway with orange traffic cones, surrounded by grass, trees, and a pond.
A gravel driveway leading to a small building with a yellow exterior and white doors, surrounded by green grass and trees, with construction cones placed along the side.
A partially dug pathway with orange cones, a grassy area, a small body of water, trees, vehicles, trailer, and construction equipment under a cloudy sky.
A grassy outdoor area with trees, a parked white pickup truck with a ladder on its back, a small trailer attached to the truck, and an equipment vacuum cleaner on the grass. There are several vehicles and equipment in the background.

Post-Tension Cable Layout & Marking – Estero, FL

CoreScanX performed Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) scanning to identify and mark the location of post-tension cables within the concrete slab prior to planned penetrations. The identified cables were clearly marked on the surface, providing the contractor with a visual layout to help plan safe drilling locations and avoid damaging embedded structural components.

A construction worker wearing a white hard hat and a neon yellow safety vest working on a ceiling with pipes and electrical wiring.
A laser device is pointed at a white surface with a red grid pattern. The device's screen displays measurement data. The surface appears to be a sheet of paper or a similar material, and the grid is used for alignment or measurement purposes.
Construction site with exposed pipes, wires, a ladder, and a wall with red markings.
A construction site with a partially built wall. The wall has a horizontal gap in the middle, with red lines marking the area. There are wires and small debris scattered around, with concrete blocks and a tiled surface on the right side.
Construction site showing exposed concrete and electrical wiring with pipes and conduits installed, indicating ongoing electrical work.
A construction worker in a safety helmet and vest standing on scaffolding, working on pipes and wiring on a ceiling inside a building under construction.
Construction site with exposed pipes, wires, metal framing, concrete ceiling, and a ladder.

Condominium Balcony Restoration – Palmetto, FL

CoreScanX performed Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) scanning across 32 condominium balconies spanning two buildings in Palmetto, Florida.

The scanning identified and field-marked the locations of embedded reinforcing steel and post-tension tendons within the concrete. The information provided the project team with a clearer understanding of the subsurface conditions before drilling, cutting, coring, or other concrete work associated with the balcony project.

Apartment buildings with palm trees in front, green lawn, sidewalk, street, and partly cloudy blue sky.
A meat slicing machine displaying sliced meat on the screen, placed on a textured surface with a white tiled grid paper and some green and clear tape nearby.
View from a balcony showing a parking lot with several cars, a portable toilet, and a small landscaped area with plants and trees. The photo is taken from above, with the photographer's shoes visible in the bottom corners.
View from a balcony overlooking a parking lot with several cars, green grass, palm trees, and a sidewalk beyond.

Condominium Parking Garage – Sarasota, FL

CoreScanX performed Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) scanning within a condominium parking garage. The scan identified post-tension cables, reinforcing steel, and other embedded elements within the concrete slab, allowing the contractor to plan the work with greater confidence.

Construction site with a concrete floor marked with red lines, measurements, and notes, and a large electrical unit mounted on the floor with visible cables and bolts.
Construction area with insulation material scattered on the floor, a black pipe, and a section marked 'X-Box Ray' on the concrete floor.
Concrete floor with red and black markings, including measurement lines and the number 1.25, near a wall and construction equipment.
A wooden surface with red and black chalk writing and a ruler across the top. The chalk writing appears to be part of a math problem involving an x-ray of some sort.
Red and black floor markings with handwritten notes on concrete floor near a white wall and a wooden step, indicating construction or maintenance instructions.

Sarasota Plumbing Renovation

Plumbing Relocation – Sarasota, FL

Before relocating an existing floor drain, CoreScanX performed Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) scanning to identify embedded post-tension cables, reinforcing steel, and utilities within the slab. The scan allowed the contractor to plan the new drain location with a clear understanding of existing structural and embedded elements before coring.

Construction site with yellow insulation, metal framing, and marked wooden floor. Orange circle and lines indicating measurement points, with a red marker and various tools on the ground.
A touchscreen device displaying sonar-like information with measurements of depth and distance, installed against a rough, uneven, dirt or rocky surface.
Construction site with metal wall studs, yellow insulation, and plumbing pipes in a room under renovation.