Facility maintenance for k-12 schools

School buildings and grounds maintained around the school calendar.

What k-12 schools facilities need

Schools have fixed calendars. Larger projects are planned for breaks and summers, while daily needs such as heating, plumbing, lighting, doors and grounds are handled quickly so classrooms stay open.

Trades most often requested

HVACHeating and cooling failures close stores, spoil inventory and drive customers away.PlumbingLeaks, clogs and failed fixtures disrupt operations and can damage a space quickly.ElectricalElectrical faults create safety risks and can take a location offline.RoofingRoof leaks damage ceilings, fixtures and inventory.Doors and Automatic DoorsEntrances carry every customer and employee.Landscaping and GroundsGrounds are the first thing visitors see.Cleaning and JanitorialClean spaces protect health, safety and the customer experience.Painting and DrywallFresh, consistent finishes keep a location on brand.

Every other trade is available on the same program. See all services.

How the program runs

Work during the school day follows the district's rules for contractors on campus. Campus security is available through McCray Global Protection.

Every request follows the same steps: request, triage, dispatch, tracking, verification and one invoice format. See How It Works.

Security for k-12 schools

Facility First covers the security trade through McCray Global Protection. See McCray’s page for K-12 Schools and Security by McCray.

Frequently asked questions

Does Facility First manage facility maintenance for k-12 schools across many locations?

Yes. Facility First runs one program for every location, with the same request process, approval limits and reporting at each site.

Can security be added for k-12 schools sites?

Yes. Security officers, patrol, fire watch and security consulting are available through McCray Global Protection under the same program.

Bring every location under one program.

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