GPRS provides you with unmatched existing conditions documentation, both above and below-ground, to help you plan, design, manage, and build better. We have strengthened our core Reality Capture services through our acquisition of Existing Conditions.
You receive accurate as-built drawings and existing conditions documentation to give you the control you need. For 25 years, building industry professionals have relied on GPRS to measure, document, and model buildings nationwide. We’ve measured more than 10,000 buildings, covering an estimated 700 million square feet of space. Our experience includes some of the nation’s most high-profile projects, like the New York Stock Exchange, the Superman Building, Williams College, and Yale University, to name a few.
From utility locating to concrete scanning to reality capture and beyond, we provide the critical information you need to avoid costly surprises and delays. Whether you’re restoring a historic landmark, managing complex infrastructure, or planning a large-scale facility, GPRS gives you an accurate point of departure and supports every phase of your project – both above and below-ground. And with SiteMap®, our secure cloud-based infrastructure management platform, you gain 24/7 access to all drawings, models, and deliverables in one place.
A: Miss Utility is a one-call notification center that notifies subscribing underground facility owner-members of your proposed excavation plans. We process locate requests for MD, DE, and DC. Q: Who should call Miss Utility? A: ANYONE, including home owners and excavators, planning to dig or alter the surface of the ground. Q: How much does it cost to use the Miss Utility service? A: Miss Utility is a FREE service provided by the owner-member utility companies. Some municipalities and the Maryland Department of Transportation may charge to mark their utility lines; the Miss Utility customer service representative will notify you of these owner-members at the time of your call or Internet request. Q: Why should you call Miss Utility? A: First and foremost, IT'S THE LAW! By calling Miss Utility, and allowing ample time for markings, you will be able to excavate safely without endangering the lives of you or anyone working with you. Q: I'm only digging a couple of inches; do I still need to call Miss Utility? A: YES, you do! Anytime you alter the surface of the ground, it is considered excavation; this includes but is not limited to: driving pins, rods, and fence posts in the ground.