What clients send us. What we deliver back.
A sample of recent engagements across all four disciplines — anonymized where requested, always to the same standard.
340-home FTTH rollout, from a marked-up street map
The client's planning team had the route in their heads and on a napkin-grade map. Pathworks turned it into a construction-ready package without a single site visit.
Warehouse electrical retrofit, permit-ready in under two weeks
Field access was limited to two short walk-throughs. The drafting was done entirely from photos and the contractor's own markups.
Municipal drainage upgrade from a rough site sketch
The consultancy's own drafters were fully booked on a larger tender. Pathworks cleared the backlog item without disrupting their internal schedule.
Commercial rooftop solar, permit package from two photos
The installer used the package as-is in their bid submission and won the contract two weeks later.
Greenfield FTTH design for 500 homes, full OSP package from plat to BOM
Built to standard US ILEC/CLEC practice: a two-stage 1:4/1:8 split localizes fault response to a single FDT instead of the whole feeder, construction runs underground-first to meet HOA aesthetic requirements, and 20–30% spare fiber is held at every tier so the network can absorb infill lots without a re-trench. The design closes with 7.4 dB of optical margin against the 28 dB GPON Class B+ budget — enough headroom for a future 1:64 upgrade at a subset of FDTs.