Concrete Scanning Services in Dubai and Abu Dhabi
Construction and demolition are best left to the experts because it is a risky business. You do not know what you are cutting into, especially when building blueprints are unavailable. Concrete scanning is a process that analyzes the structure and provides information on the components that are not visible to the naked eye. As a leading construction and demolition expert, Al Raihan Rental offers concrete scanning services in Abu Dhabi, Dubai and other major cities of the UAE. You can hire our services to comprehensively analyze the concrete structure and the best techniques to cut through it.
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Concrete Scanning Contractors in Dubai, Abu Dhabi – What Do They Do?
Concrete Scanning Contractors in Dubai like us use High-Resolution Ground Penetrating Radar to understand the location, depth, and type of objects embedded in the concrete structures. Concrete Scanning Services in Dubai should be hired to detect the following;
- Pipes
- Rebar
- Slab Thickness and
- Voids
- Conduits
- Mesh Conduits
- Pre-Tension Cables
- Non-metallic utilities
- Metallic Utilities
- Post-Tension Cables
When To Hire Concrete Scanning Companies in Dubai and Abu Dhabi?
Concrete Scanning companies in Dubai help identify the structures hidden in the concrete. It is vital to understand these components before drilling through the concrete or demolishing the entire structure. Otherwise, the drill machine or other core-cutting equipment can damage these components and risk malfunctioning plumbing and electrical systems, which costs a lot.
You should hire concrete scanning companies in Dubai to:
- Assess the Quality and Uniformity of Concrete
- Thickness of concrete
- Location of honeycombing, voids, and delaminations
- Location of hollow pipes
- Location of tendon ducts
- Assess the quality of reinforced fiber concrete
Equipment Used By Concrete Scanning Companies in Abu Dhabi and Dubai
Ground penetrating radars are used to scan concrete structures, but the efficiency of different radars varies greatly. Al Raihan Rental has a variety of ground-penetrating radars at its disposal, which are picked based on the client’s requirements.
The Structure Scan Mini XT is the most widely used radar, an all-in-one ground-penetrating system. It is equipped with 2.7 GHz, offers incredible target resolution, and penetrates as deep as 60 cm or 24 inches, making it suitable for commercial and residential buildings. With this solution, you get 2D and 3D images of the PT Cables and Rebars, making core-cutting highly convenient.
Qualities To Look For In Concrete Scanning Contractors In Dubai
Concrete scanning is not easy; it requires sophisticated equipment and trained professionals to operate and interpret results. Before hiring concrete scanning services in Dubai, ensure that they offer the following;
- Experience in operating ground-penetrating radars
- Advanced equipment
- Trained and skilled professionals
- Affordable Packages
- Comprehensive Services
- Easy-to-interpret output
- Scalable Services
- No Outsourcing
- 100% Client Satisfaction Rate
Al Raihan Rental, thanks to years of experience in the industry, offers all of these features, which is exactly what distinguishes us from the competition.
FAQs
Where Does Al Raihan Rental Offer Its Services?
Al Raihan Rental offers concrete scanning services in Dubai and all other major cities of the UAE, including Abu Dhabi, Ajman, Sharjah, Ras-Al-Khaima, and Fujairah.
How Much Does Concrete Scanning Cost?
The cost of concrete scanning depends on the equipment and the structure area that must be scanned. Al Raihan Rental uses advanced equipment while pricing the packages affordably.
How Deep Can You Scan Concrete?
The depth of ground penetrating radars can vary significantly between different systems. Ground-penetrating radars can penetrate as deep as 500 mm or 50 cm on average.
What Is The Difference Between GPR and X-Ray Scanning?
GPR is more convenient and advanced compared to X-ray scanning. Furthermore, GPR requires only access to structure from one side, whereas X-ray scanning requires it from both sides.