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You submitted your attachment application six months ago. The survey came back. The engineering is done. And now you're looking at a make ready estimate with pole replacements that will blow your project budget. Half those poles were already in rough shape before you showed up. So why is the full replacement cost landing on your invoice? If you're on the utility side, the math looks different. You weren't planning to replace those poles this year. Your capital budget didn't a

Here’s an inside look at how our engineering team harnesses killer field services as a competitive advantage. From KPIs and throughput to hiring, onboarding, weekly rhythms, safety, and more, we sat down with Seth Morris, our Field Services Team Lead, to better understand how your team can level up. You already know data collection can make or break a project. Clean data from the field means clean designs, clean submissions, and clean margins. Bad data means rework, rollbacks

How one team used Katapult Pro’s API to feed their custom application that manages engineering workflows, automates team assignments, tracks KPIs, and turns work-in-progress into operational intelligence.

Check out what's new in the March 2026 release of Katapult Pro! Featuring machine-assisted Target Detection for photo calibrations.

Finding specific assets in massive datasets and managing complex attachment workflows are persistent challenges in utility operations....

Managing utility projects without modern work-in-progress systems is like navigating without a map. Between aging infrastructure, growing...

What are they? Continuous improvement hours are allotted time you can spend to push what’s possible for you in Katapult Pro – with our...

Here's something we've learned after years in the utility industry:   the biggest efficiency gains happen after implementation. Every...

Managing large, static datasets is a major bottleneck in utility projects. Teams waste time hunting for reference data, duplicating work across organizations, and dealing with clunky interfaces that slow down critical field operations.

Looking at the average pole, you might see anywhere from one to half a dozen attachments, power lines, secondaries, a neutral, a...