Disclaimer
Ground penetrating radar and utility surveys are interpretive. This page explains the limits of our results and how they should be used.
Survey methods and their limits
KB GPR Surveys Ltd carries out ground penetrating radar (GPR) and utility surveys using high-performance equipment and trained personnel, in line with good industry practice and guidance.
Because of the inherent limitations of survey methods such as GPR and electromagnetic location, and the interpretive nature of the results, we cannot guarantee 100% detection or accuracy.
Liability
For these reasons, KB GPR Surveys Ltd does not accept any responsibility or liability for loss or damage of any kind resulting from undetected, misinterpreted or misrepresented features or utilities.
Nor do we accept any responsibility or liability for loss or damage of any kind resulting from decisions or actions based on information provided by KB GPR Surveys Ltd.
Verifying the results
The client bears ultimate responsibility for confirming the precise nature and location of features or utilities, by commissioning trial holes or other intrusive investigation to verify our results.
Agreeing the scope
The objectives and scope of every survey are discussed with the client and defined before work starts. Work cannot start until the client has agreed to these terms. By commissioning KB GPR Surveys Ltd to carry out a survey and accepting the results, you agree to these terms. By using the results, you are deemed to have accepted them.
The full terms that apply to our surveys are in our terms and conditions. For more about what GPR can and cannot do, see our guides.