Physical Facilities

To submit campus repairs or maintenance requests, please complete a service request.

To request operating unit billing statements, please visit the
billing statement review.

Building Operations maintains the cleanliness of all academic, housing, athletic, and other buildings for the BYU campus and its university affiliates. We also maintain carpets, and floors, and repair stone facades on campus. Grounds & Landscape Management supports campus athletics and maintains over 200 acres of landscaping, 72 miles of sidewalks, 12 miles of roads, and 200 acres of parking.

Building Projects, Maintenance, & Transporation Services (BMTS) is responsible for maintaining over 11 million square feet of building floor space which includes the BYU campus, Missionary Training Center (MTC), and Motion Picture Studio in addition to maintaining over 600 vehicles used for vehicle rentals and department use. We also provide remodeling and small/medium-sized project delivery to BYU campus and university affiliates.

Business Support & Compliance handles the payroll, information systems, accounting, financial reporting, and warehouse functions of Physical Facilities and its university affiliates. We also promote, protect, and provide service to the facility interests of all BYU stakeholders.

Capital Needs & Utilities Analysis (CNA) inspects, analyzes, manages, and maintains databases of campus utility usage and billings, including those of affiliated entities. We also ensure that the principles and integrity of the CNA system are accurate and up to date.

Facilities Planning & Design - Campus Projects provides services to the BYU campus and university affiliates including, but not limited to, programming, feasibility studies, cost estimates, architectural design, structural engineering, landscape architecture, civil engineering, interior design, and space management.

Planning & Construction - Major Projects works with both contracted and in-house architects, engineers, designers, and specialty consultants to design and construct all major projects for BYU and its university affiliates.