Dig on schedule. Not into a line.
A final verification step before trenching and excavation, with clear answers on site and no wait for a survey.
Where it fits
One scan at the dig point, after the marks are down and before the bucket goes in.
Piloted with contractors including Kenmore Construction.
Pre-excavation verification
Confirm the ground before trenching or digging begins.
Trenching and installation
Scan the planned path before the machine starts on it.
Roadwork and infrastructure
Verify conditions in busy, complex environments.
Progressive scanning
Scan, dig, set the core in the trench, scan again.
Change orders
Check a new dig area in minutes instead of waiting on another survey.
Why it matters here
The job keeps moving
Answers in seconds on site, with no specialist and no delay.
Fewer strikes, less rework
Find the line before the bucket does.
Any crew member can run it
Ten minutes of training, no certification.
Every scan becomes an official record
The moment a scan finishes it is stored in the GroundScope Portal with its position, time, operator, and unit.
If a strike is ever questioned, the record of the check is there.
Everything you need to know
When should GroundScope be used on a construction site?
After 811 markings and before excavation starts. Many crews also use it during excavation.
Does it replace utility locates or engineered surveys?
No. It adds a final verification step before digging.
Will it slow down my crew?
No. A standard scan takes seconds.
Do I need a trained specialist?
No. Most operators learn it in minutes.
What projects is it best for?
Civil construction, site development, roadwork, infrastructure, and any job that opens the ground.