Concrete scanning in Châteauguay for stores and warehouses along Route 132 and Highway 30

Commercial buildings that keep changing

A commercial unit changing tenants, a warehouse adding docks or racking, a store installing a new counter with a drain: each project involves drilling into a slab whose contents are often no longer documented. The east end of the city groups the industrial areas (1), while the main roads concentrate the stores.

In these buildings, the slab may contain electrical conduits to islands or equipment, reinforcing mesh and, in some cases, radiant heating.

What the scan helps you avoid

• Cutting a live electrical conduit during coring
• Severing rebar at a critical location
• Damaging a radiant heating tube
• Breaking a bit or a blade on a steel bar

How it works in an open store

1. You send us the location of the penetrations or saw cut lines.
2. We schedule the visit outside busy hours if needed.
3. Each point is scanned and the targets are marked on the slab.
4. The PDF report documents the results for the contractor and the owner.

Frequently asked questions

Can the scan be done through a floor covering? Often yes, depending on the covering. A thick or metallic covering can interfere with the reading; mention it in your request.

How long does it take to scan a coring point? Generally a few minutes per point, plus marking and documentation. The quote specifies the total duration.