Help keep reactive access and cleanup out of occupied learning spaces.
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SCHOOLS & CAMPUS FACILITIES
Keep drain-line maintenance off the academic schedule.
Classrooms, residence halls, athletics and administration all run on different calendars. Unclog helps facilities teams turn compatible condensate-line care into a scheduled, repeatable building program.
THE FACILITIES MISSION
The building should support the day—not interrupt it.
A restricted condensate line can create work in an occupied classroom, office, gym, lab or residence hall. That response has to fit around instruction, events, testing, move-in and the people using the space.
Review your highest-burden buildingsAutomate a repetitive task so skilled staff can focus on work requiring judgment.
Create a repeatable compatibility, installation and scheduling process.
ONE CAMPUS. MANY INDEPENDENT SYSTEMS.
Map the buildings before you map the rollout.
Campus paths connect people. Condensate systems do not necessarily connect buildings. Each compatible independent gravity line is reviewed on its own for equipment, routing, access, power and discharge.
- 01ACADEMICClassrooms & labs
Coordinate access around instruction, testing and occupied spaces.
- 02ADMINISTRATIONLibraries & offices
Review work areas, archives, technology and public-facing spaces.
- 03ATHLETICSGyms & event spaces
Plan around practices, games, assemblies and seasonal load.
- 04HOUSINGResidence halls
Treat occupied living areas as their own access and disruption challenge.
THE ACADEMIC CALENDAR IS A MAINTENANCE CONSTRAINT
Use the quiet windows. Prepare for the busy ones.
A campus rarely has one true “off season.” A pilot can establish the installation and operating standard in lower-impact periods, then support recurring care through the academic year.
SUMMERInspect & install
Use reduced occupancy to review compatible lines, access and placement.
MOVE-IN / OPENINGVerify the standard
Confirm schedules, manual operation and facilities documentation.
FALL & SPRINGLet cycles repeat
Run connected or offline recurring suction without chemical consumables.
BREAKSReview & expand
Evaluate field impact and add compatible buildings in planned phases.
FACILITIES TIME HAS A BETTER ASSIGNMENT
Repeated line cleanouts can quietly consume the workday.
When staff clear the same condensate lines again and again, that labor is unavailable for life-safety work, classroom repairs, inspections, energy projects and the rest of the preventive-maintenance plan. Unclog automates recurring suction cycles on compatible systems.
Evaluate the Labor OpportunityFACILITIES PRIORITYWHY IT MATTERS
Life safetyKeep skilled attention on work that cannot wait or be automated.
Classroom repairsResolve the issues educators and students experience directly.
InspectionsFind developing building problems before they interrupt the schedule.
Energy projectsAdvance efficiency and equipment initiatives with long-term value.
WALK THE LINE BEFORE INSTALLATION
A repeatable site review—not a one-size-fits-all assumption.
Each Unclog is installed at the accessible termination of a compatible independent gravity condensate line and below the primary drain-pan level.
- 1START AT THE EQUIPMENTIdentify the independent gravity line.
Pumped drains and inaccessible terminations require review.
- 2FOLLOW THE ROUTEConfirm access and placement.
Review elevation, 110V power and an appropriate discharge location.
- 3CHOOSE THE CONNECTIONUse the included hose or direct PVC.
Hard-plumb PVC to the side inlet—and the side outlet when the site calls for it.
- 4SET THE PROGRAMSchedule, document and repeat.
Use app scheduling, offline recurring operation or manual on-site control.
FROM ONE BUILDING TO A DISTRICT OR CAMPUS
Build the standard where the burden is highest.
Start with repeat-problem buildings or familiar equipment groups. A focused pilot produces the field information needed for a responsible rollout.
Plan the First BuildingsPILOTChoose the buildings
Prioritize frequent cleanouts, costly access or sensitive occupied spaces.
DOCUMENTCreate the field standard
Record compatibility, placement, connection, discharge and scheduling.
GROUPMatch similar systems
Organize compatible buildings by equipment, routing and access pattern.
EXPANDRoll out in planned windows
Use breaks, summer work and building projects to add the next phase.
PRO-BACKED PRODUCT DETAILS
What campus facilities teams need to evaluate fit.
SCHOOLS & CAMPUS FAQ
Questions facilities teams ask first.
Does one Unclog cover an entire school building?
No. Unclog is installed at the end of each compatible independent condensate drain line. A building review determines which lines are compatible and how many units are appropriate.
Which campus HVAC systems are compatible?
Compatibility depends on equipment, gravity-drain configuration, an accessible termination, power and installation conditions. Pumped drains and inaccessible terminations require review.
Can installation be hard-plumbed?
Yes. PVC can be hard-plumbed directly to the side inlet for a permanent professional installation. The side outlet can also be hard-plumbed when required, while the included collapsible hose and fittings remain available.
Can Unclog operate without campus Wi-Fi?
Yes. Offline recurring operation is available in addition to connected app scheduling, and facilities staff can run a manual cycle on site.
Can we start with one school or building?
Yes. A focused pilot can confirm compatibility, establish the campus standard and inform a district- or portfolio-wide rollout.
READY TO MAP THE FIRST BUILDINGS?Start the campus application
PLAN A CAMPUS PILOT
Let’s find the right first buildings.
Tell us about your school, district or campus facilities. We’ll follow up with the right compatibility review, pilot plan and volume conversation.
A direct facilities conversation.
Your request goes directly to the Unclog team—not a residential checkout flow.
- Compatibility review available
- Pilot and volume conversations
- Direct follow-up from Unclog