What does a typical end-to-end integration timeline look like for a new office?

Timelines begin with a site survey and scoping, then design, ordering, staging, and finally installation. Because end-to-end integration touches multiple trades—cabling, fibre, networks, phones, security, wireless and AV—the work is staged to keep interfaces aligned and tested together. For a new office, Pacific plans a coordinated schedule that matches fit-out milestones so everyone knows when each piece should be ready. Final timing depends on office size, existing infrastructure, and any site-specific constraints. The site survey helps confirm equipment lead times, installation windows, and the sequencing needed to avoid downtime. With Pacific coordinating the trades and testing across the systems, you usually get a clear set of milestones and a delivery plan after the survey. To start, we can arrange a site survey to propose a realistic timeline and milestones. If you have target dates, share them and we’ll factor them into the plan. Also, note that lead times and service coverage can change, so final details should be confirmed directly with Pacific.