Boyer Singleton  accepts delivery of their new Sub Surface PL 2000 Pipe and Cable Locator. Jeff  Barnes goes through the procedures of the new unit.  This new locator will add to their existing array of locating tools, such as their new GSSI Ground Penetrating Radar system. BoyerSingleton is always looking for the most innovative ways to provide the highest quality engineering reports for their customers.

Lake Mary Water Department  completes training on their new GSSI Ground Penetrating Radar Unit. Lake Mary’s progressive thinking will save their customers thousands of dollars in locating costs. Their new GPR unit will provide quick and very accurate locating of water, sewer, electric and gas lines  located throghout the city.  Picture 1 left to right. David Dovan,Jose Rodreguez,,Brandon Long, Jose Cifuentes, Norris Matthews. Picture 2 left to right. Seth Clayton, Tony Williams, Ruben Morales, Bill Elliott, Girley Mac.

Ground Hound Detectection Services was founded by Jeff  Poppe in  1996  with one office and now has three  covering the State of Florida. They specialize in all types of utility locating from pipe and cable locating, ground penetrating radar and concrete scanning. They also supply their clients with excellent detailed drawing of the utilites they identified. This creates a great labor saving for their end user and provides a very safe working enviroment. The Orlando office just received their new GSSI ground pentrating radar unit and has begun training. Listed from left to right is  Al Harlow, Tim Chester, Dan Price, Dennis Daughtry, Alex Marin and Alfredo George.

The City of Leesburg’s gas department completes  early morning training on their new GSSI LT ground penetrating radar unit. The City of Leesburg prides it self in providing the best service to it’s customers and a safe environment for all their employees.The new GSSI unit will reduce labor costs and improve the accuracy of locating metallic and non-metallic utilities.  Ground Penetrating Radar is a excellent tool for non destructive locating with its accuracy of location and depth it  reduces riskof dangerous interaction of unknown utilities. Listed from lower left to right is Bob Sherman, Harmon Bynum,Greg Elmore, JoseVasquez and Jack Montaudo.

My Own Plumbing Company completes  their training in Wilton Manors FL. From left to right technicians Joe Accardi, Scott Gordon and Owner Leo Gordon Jr.as they perfrom a difficult leak detection that included the house and pool area.  Leo says : “we always provide the best on time and accurate service in the South East area of Florida”. With the addition of this new LD-12 professional leak detector they will be able to diagnose, find and repair the problem in one visit, saving the customers time and money. The plus of this training was, we were able to perform the final test at the beautiful  home of Mr. Gary Snyder. It is not everyday we get to visit such a wonderful exotic and unique park like home as Mr. Snyder’s.  

Tim Fryar finishes training on their new Jameson Gas Kit.This new unit gives TECO energy the ability to locate non-metallic gas lines without purging the entire gas line. This process saves  money, time and labor. TECO energy is very customer oriented and labor saving techniques like the Gas Kit locating system , helps keep the cost down of their service, which is a plus for their customers and reduces down time of their gas service.  Safety is always a priority for TECO energy and the Jameson Gas Kit allws a very safe way to locate gas lines.

Left to right Dylan and Supervisor Gary Stewart accept delivery of their new Jameson Gas Kit. These Gas Kits allow Teco to locate non-metallic gas lines without purging the entire gas line. Locating the lines this way saves time, labor and money. Locating non-metallic lines with this process means there is no interruption of service for surrounding customers.  TECO has a very high regard for safety amoung its customers and employees, and this new process will certainly provide a safe enviroment for both.

East Milton Water Systems completes their training on the new GSSI Ground Penetrating Radar LT. From left to right Brandon Broxier, Supervisor Uwe Rogers, William Berwanger and Terry Mathis. The new GPR unit will reduce the cost of locating hard to find water lines.  East Milton Water Systems is very pro active in providing excellent service to their customers, and with the addition of  GPR they will be able to spend more time servicing their customers.  

The NASA small business expo was a great success. There will be new projects in the future such as a Mars Rover, and twin satellites circling the moon in the next few years. Great opportunities for the future.

Andy Traynor and Sam Gonzalez train on their new manhole / storm drain cover lift system. Cardno’s commitment to safety is paramount for all their employees. Their new lift system will provide a safer way for all their employees to lift and replace

 heavy manhole and storm drain covers without putting stress on their backs and damaging toes and fingers.