School District Preventive Maintenance Software
Boiler season, summer turnover, gyms, and fields — planned across every campus, logged by the crew on site, and costed per school without a spreadsheet.
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One schedule that covers all the buildings.
- Campuses, buildings, wings, and rooms nested as locations
- Repeating tasks per building — filters, boilers, roofs, doors, fire equipment checks
- Summer turnover built as a task list that reappears each year
- Gym floors, bleachers, playgrounds, and athletic fields on their own intervals
- Custodial and maintenance supplies tracked as stock, costed as used
Season-aware
Heating-season prep and spring field work land before the season, not during it.
Cost per school
Which campus consumes the budget, visible before the board asks.
Supplies on hand
Filters, ballasts, and hardware tracked so the truck is stocked for the route.
Requests in, work out, record kept.
Teacher requests
A broken door closer becomes a work order in under a minute, assigned to whoever covers that building.
Small crew, many buildings
Techs see their assigned jobs on a phone instead of a clipboard left in a truck.
Institutional memory
When a long-time custodian retires, the building's history stays behind.
New to this? Start with school maintenance software. Districts with big HVAC loads should also see HVAC PM scheduling.
Straightforward, per-seat pricing.
No setup fees. No sales calls required. Start with a 15-day free trial.
- Full admin access
- Unlimited work orders
- Cost reporting & search
- Inventory & locations setup
- Technician access
- Mobile-friendly entry
- Add or remove anytime
- No per-work-order fees
Common questions.
- How does preventive maintenance scheduling work across multiple campuses?
- Each campus is a location with buildings, wings, and rooms beneath it. Attach repeating tasks — monthly filters, quarterly boiler checks, annual roof and gutter inspections — to the equipment at each campus. Work orders generate on schedule and roll up per campus for reporting.
- What should a district schedule over the summer?
- Summer turnover is the busiest planned window: classroom repairs, floor refinishing, boiler and HVAC service before the heating season, playground and field inspections, and door and lock checks. Building the list as repeating tasks means next summer starts from last summer's record instead of from scratch.
- Can we see maintenance cost per school?
- Yes. Parts and labor attach to each closed work order, so every campus carries a running cost. That is the figure a business manager or board needs when the facilities line item comes up.

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