Making a request for service from the Physical Plant is now a mouse click away.
A new online system for Physical Plant assistance is now in operation, making it easy to access the many services provided by crews. Once you fill out the online form (also available at http://facilities.syr.edu/physicalplant/) it will immediately go to a scheduler and/or supervisor, who will then coordinate the work. You will also receive a confirmation email in return.
Among the services that can be requested:
custodial
light bulb change
lighting repair
lock/key repair
pest control
plumbing
roof leak
structural repair
Billed services, which can also be requested online, include:
event support
lock core change/keys
new construction
new electrical
new millwork (cabinets, shelving)
moves
Questions and emergency calls for service can still be made directly to Physical Plant at 315-443-1234.
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