Capital planning, maintenance, and fixed assets for multi-site organizations

Build a capital plan your board will trust.

Agents research your buildings and equipment. You get a five-year plan you can defend, line by line.

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Agent researchsearching…2 sources4 sources6 sources
Researching Boiler 2 — Whitman Elementary Researching RTU-07 — rooftop unit Researching natatorium roof — lifecycle check Watching for changes — plan stays current
CMMS HISTORYBoiler 2 — no ignition, 3rd failure in 12 moWhitman Elementaryrepair costs rising
MARKET PRICINGBoiler replacement — cost range estimatedmarket range$82–91K
INDUSTRY STANDARDRTU-07 at 17 yrs — expected service life 15installed 2009condition 2/5
MARKET PRICINGRTU replacement — cost range estimatedmarket range$50–58K
PAST PERFORMANCERoofs like this one replaced every 18–22 yrsnatatorium: yr 22due FY28
ENGINEERING STUDYRoof section — study commissionedscope: natatorium$110–130K
Capital plan — FY27–31drafted by Bricks agents
$86,000Replace Boiler 2FY27
failure history market pricing
$50–58KRTU-07 replacementFY27
service life condition 2/5
$110–130KNatatorium roof sectionFY28
lifecycle engineering study
+ 31 more line items, researched the same way
Board packet ready — 34 line items · $1.4M over 5 years · sources attached
200M+
square feet run on Bricks
$100M+
in capital plans created this year
$25M+
in maintenance spend tracked this year

Trusted by the teams who run senior communities, clinics, plants, and campuses.

PNC
PenFed Credit Union
Cambridge Village
Blue Skies of Texas
Omni Family Health
Florida Gulf Coast ENT
Kettle Moraine YMCA
Gelia
Richco Structures
Brandywine Conservancy & Museum of Art
Image Specialty Partners
Pueblo Community Health Center
Antigua Apparel
Great Lakes Facility Management
IFPC
Natec USA
H&R Industrial
Gateway Counseling Center
Trinity Pines Camp
Truck & Tap
ProSense

Fund the roof or the chiller?

Every project has a case, and the requests always add up to more than you have. So the roof waits, or the chiller does. The hard part isn’t estimating the costs — it’s making that call on incomplete condition data, defending it to the board, and keeping it right as equipment fails and priorities shift.

Products

The plan, the day’s work, and the books.

Three products. Start with the one you need.

For executives Bricks Capital Planning

Ready for the hard questions.

Five-year plans backed by evidence — whether you start with a full FCA or just a hunch.

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For facilities teams Bricks Maintenance

Work orders that get closed.

One queue for requests, preventive work, and vendor jobs, with the history on every unit.

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For accounting Bricks Assets

An asset register that reconciles.

Depreciation and net book value that match what’s actually in your buildings, audit-ready at close.

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One asset. Three teams.

The same rooftop unit is equipment the facilities team maintains, a replacement line in your capital plan, and an asset on the books. Each product works on its own — run two or three together, and your teams stop keeping separate copies of the same buildings.

Maintenance
WO-4821 · RTU-07OPEN
No cooling, 3rd floor
Rooftop unit · Whitman Elem.
Rooftop HVAC unit
AssignedM. Reyes
Mark complete
Capital Planning
Capital plan · FY27–31$1.4M34 items
$86,000Replace Boiler 2failure history · market pricingFY27
$50–58KReplace RTU-07beyond service lifeFY27
$110–130KNatatorium rooflifecycle flag · study commissionedFY28
Board packet ready · every line sourced
Assets
Fixed asset register
AssetCostNBV
Boiler 2$142K$71K
RTU-07$61K$38K
Chiller 4$185K$120K
GL variance$0.00 ✓
“This was the first year we didn’t go over massively. We have saved millions this year. Millions.

Capital Planning Director · Multi-site senior-living community

Bring your board a plan that holds up.

Watch one come together in 30 minutes.