Scantech Utility Detection

I was really impressed with ScanTech. I was refered to them by a plumber who had no business relations with them but they heard through their clients of how professional and good ScanTech was so I decided to call them up. They arrived on time was very informative, professional and courteous. They thoroughly went through everything and seemed very detailed and definitely gave me the sense that they knew what they were doing. They found 3 different leaks which I had a difficult time finding and could not find. They had state of the art equipment and worked efficiently. Within about an hour they found every leak including the one coming from under ground because one of the irrigation pipes in my backyard had cracked and was severely leaking.
They were polite, professional and most of all very effective in doing the job and I was very happy I hired them.

Both Peter and Jose were very professional but friendly. The work was quick and unobtrusive. They scanned our property for pipes that were laid before we purchased the house. They identified and marked where the existing water, sewer, and electrical lines ran through our back yard. They even supplied the depth every ten feet, so we know where and how to dig for any projects we have in the future.
They were also very knowledgeable and helpful with everything I asked about. They pointed out issues we should be aware of, including possible failures on certain exposed conduits, as well as the likely condition of the pipes in and out.
I highly recommend their services. They are great to work with and very pleasant people.

Peter was a total professional. Picked up his phone when I called (you wouldn’t believe how hard it is to reach tradespeople the first call) and came out the next day as scheduled, charged me a simple flat fee and scanned my lawn, found my leak, dug up the area to expose it and offered me his professional opinion and was friendly and helpful. I didn’t know services like this existed. it was pretty cool watching how this stuff is done too. I learned a thing or two. Thank you, Peter!