Access specialist Mobile Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) surveys through MSS and LandScope Engineering, bringing together surveying expertise and materials testing to deliver a more complete understanding of your site.
As part of Celnor Group, MSS works closely with fellow member company LandScope Engineering to provide clients with a more joined-up solution for their surveying, investigation, and testing requirements.
With specialist GPR surveys delivered by LandScope and complementary materials testing services provided by MSS, clients benefit from a single point of contact for coordinating multiple services, reducing the need to manage separate suppliers, improving efficiency, and helping projects progress with greater confidence.
Mobile Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) is a non-destructive surveying technique used to investigate subsurface conditions without the need for extensive excavation or intrusive testing. Using advanced vehicle-mounted, multi-antenna radar systems, LandScope Engineering captures high-resolution data across large areas to help identify pavement construction, changes in subsurface conditions and potential buried features. Where conditions allow, surveys can be undertaken at highway speeds, reducing traffic management requirements, minimising disruption, and keeping survey personnel off the carriageway. For smaller sites or areas with restricted access, hand-push GPR systems can provide additional coverage.
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Mobile GPR surveys provide valuable information to support planning, investigation, maintenance, and construction projects, including:
Understanding what lies beneath the surface is only one part of delivering a successful project.
Through Celnor Group, MSS and LandScope Engineering combine their specialist capabilities to offer clients a more comprehensive solution, from initial subsurface surveys through to targeted investigations and materials testing.
LandScope’s Mobile GPR expertise can help identify areas requiring further investigation, while MSS provides complementary testing services to assess material properties and support engineering decisions.
By coordinating these services, we can help clients:
Simplify project management: Access complementary surveying and testing services through one coordinated approach.
Save time and improve efficiency: Reduce the need to source and manage multiple specialist suppliers.
Minimise disruption: Use non-destructive survey techniques to help target intrusive investigations more effectively.
Reduce project uncertainty: Combine subsurface survey information with materials testing results for a more complete understanding of site conditions.
Make informed decisions: Access specialist expertise and reliable data to support project planning, construction, and maintenance.
Being part of Celnor Group gives MSS access to a wider network of specialist businesses across the built environment, enabling us to offer clients more than standalone materials testing.
By connecting complementary services and technical expertise across the Group, we can provide more comprehensive, efficient, and coordinated solutions that support projects from initial investigation through to delivery.
Our collaboration with LandScope Engineering is one example of how we are bringing together specialist capabilities to make it easier for clients to access the services they need.
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Mobile Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) is a non-destructive surveying method that uses radar technology to investigate conditions beneath the ground surface. It can help identify pavement layer thicknesses, potential voids, buried features and changes in subsurface construction without the need for extensive excavation.
Mobile GPR surveys provide detailed subsurface information quickly and efficiently, helping reduce disruption, minimise intrusive investigations and identify potential risks early. Vehicle-mounted systems can survey large areas at highway speeds where conditions allow, reducing traffic management requirements and supporting more efficient project delivery.
Mobile GPR surveys are delivered by LandScope Engineering, a fellow Celnor Group member company. By working together, MSS and LandScope provide clients with access to specialist surveying and materials testing services through a coordinated approach, simplifying project management, and reducing the need for multiple suppliers.
Mobile GPR can help identify potential buried utilities and other subsurface features. However, findings may require further investigation or verification using complementary utility detection methods or intrusive testing, depending on site conditions and project requirements.
Yes. Through Celnor Group, MSS and LandScope Engineering offer complementary surveying and materials testing services. Mobile GPR can help identify areas requiring further investigation, while MSS can provide targeted coring, sampling and materials testing to support a more comprehensive understanding of site conditions.
Mobile GPR surveys are particularly useful for highways, roads, pavements, infrastructure maintenance and construction projects. They can support pavement condition assessments, subsurface investigations, utility detection, maintenance planning and targeted testing programmes.
As part of Celnor Group, MSS and LandScope combine specialist expertise to offer clients a more complete surveying and testing solution. This joined-up approach helps streamline project coordination, reduce the need for multiple suppliers and provide the reliable information needed to make informed engineering decisions.
