Distinctive expertise
7-day survey availability
Flexible access to specialist reinforcement survey support.
Engineer-ready survey reports
Clear reinforcement findings for planning intrusive works.
Non-destructive structural insight
Better visibility of hidden steel without opening the structure first.
Know what sits inside the concrete first
Rebar and reinforcement surveys help you locate steel before any drilling, coring or cutting begins. We map reinforcement layouts clearly, which cuts down the risk of striking hidden bars and causing avoidable structural damage. This is important for refurbishment jobs, where older concrete can be unpredictable. In Kent, we support contractors and engineers who need reliable answers before making structural changes.
ACUO Structural Insights uses nondestructive methods to give you confidence without opening up the slab or wall first. The result is a safer working area, less uncertainty on site, and fewer delays once the job gets moving. For wider subsurface checks, our concrete scanning can help build a fuller picture before intrusive works.
What you gain before work starts
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Locate reinforcement before intrusive works
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Help prevent structural damage
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Improve safety during construction activities
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Support drilling, coring and cutting works
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Reduce delays and on-site uncertainty
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Essential support for refurbishment projects
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Detailed results with clear reporting
Useful detail for planning intrusive works
Before fixings go in or openings are formed, we carry out surveys that show the position, spacing and cover depth of reinforcement where required. Our findings are especially useful when you need to plan around structural elements rather than find out about them halfway through the task. Detailed results make it easier for your team to brief operatives, mark safe working zones and sequence works with less guesswork.
We've spent 20 years working in this field, so we understand how quickly uncertainty can slow a project down. We provide you with practical information you can act on, not a vague sketch that leaves questions open. When the concern extends beyond reinforcement location, our structural investigations can help assess the wider structural issue.