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Mid-rise office buildings and an office tower in Dallas–Fort Worth
Dallas–Fort Worth

Your buildings documented.Maintenance scheduled.One accountable lead.

Senior facilities oversight for commercial owners and operators across Dallas–Fort Worth.

  • 15+Years of principal facilities experience
  • PMP: Project Management Professional certificationProject Management Professional
  • 5.0Google rating
  • InsuredGeneral liability, E&O and workers' comp
  • 90Published facilities insights

What you get

See the condition of your building without being on site

Every finding is a photograph, a written note, a category, a priority and a location in the building. Ownership opens the report from anywhere, with a PDF for the file.

Open the sample report
Water pooled on the floor beneath riser piping and a valve
FCA-004Critical Issue

Stairwell 1 Riser room

Building AThird FloorCommon Area
Plumbing & Fixtures

Active leak

Exit sign mounted at a stairwell ceiling
FCA-003Critical Issue

Stairwell 1

Inoperable exit light

Electrical & Lighting
Water-stained, peeling wall finish along the base of a boiler room wall
FCA-060Issue Observed

West roof boiler room

Water and wall damage

Walls & Finishes

Out-of-State Ownership

Own a DFW building from somewhere else?

Proportional FM is the local presence at your property. Get a clearer picture through condition reporting, local vendor coordination, and documented repair follow-through.

Office tower behind mature trees in Dallas–Fort Worth

Condition reporting

Photo-documented findings on the property's accessible systems, surfaces, and assemblies, delivered in a format ownership can act on from anywhere.

Local vendor coordination

Trades scoped, scheduled, and managed in market, delivered under one Proportional FM invoice and one point of accountability.

Documented repair follow-through

Repairs quoted and approved before dispatch, with completed work confirmed on site and supported by written close-out documentation.

Work we document

Findings from DFW buildings

If it's visible, it's in the report.

Deteriorated pipe insulation and debris at a rooftop HVAC unit
Rooftop pipe insulation deterioration
Large tree limb down on a landscaped slope after a storm
Storm-damaged tree
Ring-shaped water stains spreading across ceiling tiles around a light fixture
Water staining at a ceiling light
Torn, water-stained wallboard beside corroded piping and valves in a mechanical room
Water damage and corrosion in an equipment room

Recurring maintenance

Before and after

Completed work is photographed at the property and logged for ownership.

Cleaning tools separated onto new wall holders, beforebefore
Cleaning tools separated onto new wall holders, afterafter
Cleaning tools separated onto new wall holders
Lobby directory display installed, beforebefore
Lobby directory display installed, afterafter
Lobby directory display installed
Fallen brick at a side door, back in place, beforebefore
Fallen brick at a side door, back in place, afterafter
Fallen brick at a side door, back in place
Debris cleared from an exterior door, beforebefore
Debris cleared from an exterior door, afterafter
Debris cleared from an exterior door
Missing ceiling cover replaced, beforebefore
Missing ceiling cover replaced, afterafter
Missing ceiling cover replaced
Broken restroom cover plate replaced, beforebefore
Broken restroom cover plate replaced, afterafter
Broken restroom cover plate replaced

What people say about working with us

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Work delivered for

  • Archer Western logoArcher Western
  • The Goddard School logoThe Goddard School
  • Spanish Schoolhouse logoSpanish Schoolhouse
  • Blue Ridge Industrial logoBlue Ridge Industrial
  • Sason logoSason
As an owner of a Goddard School in McKinney, I can’t say enough great things about Brady and the team at Proportional Facilities Management. They have been an incredible resource for our school and can practically help with anything we need. Brady and his team are extremely reliable, responsive, and always willing to step in and get the job done. It gives me so much peace of mind knowing we have a dependable team we can count on. I highly recommend Proportional Facilities Management to any business looking for trustworthy and reliable facility support!

Tommy Chamakala

School Owner, McKinney

Proportional Facilities Management Solutions has been an absolute lifesaver for us. No matter how big or small the issue, they've always shown up when we needed them and worked professionally to find a real solution — not just a quick fix. It's rare to find a facilities company you can genuinely count on, and they've earned our trust again and again. Highly recommend them to anyone looking for reliable, responsive, and professional service. Brady is a professional and all of us have loved working with him!

Tanya Stearns

Multi-Campus School Operator

The property assessment we received from PFM for our business facility is invaluable tool. Brady was extremely thorough and identifying all areas that needed to be addressed.

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How the work runs

1

Tell us about the building

Assessments, recurring maintenance, a one-off repair, or a question about scope.

2

Scope and price in writing

Pricing is delivered in a written proposal after a brief scope conversation. Work starts once you approve it.

3

Documented work

Every assessment, site visit, and vendor interaction produces a record that supports ownership decisions.

Service area

Serving commercial operators across Dallas-Fort Worth

Proportional FM provides onsite facilities oversight throughout the DFW Metroplex. Multi-location portfolios spanning the region are welcome.

Not listed? If your property is in the DFW Metroplex, contact us.

Cities we serveInterstates and loops

Common Questions

Facility management in Dallas–Fort Worth

What is facility management?

Facility management is the practice of overseeing the upkeep, repair, and operational continuity of a commercial property. It covers preventive maintenance, vendor coordination, condition documentation, and capital planning. Facility management is distinct from property management, which focuses on tenants and lease administration. Most commercial properties under 200,000 square feet do not need a full-time facility manager. Many need a fraction of one.

What is fractional facility management?

Fractional facility management provides recurring oversight, documentation, and vendor coordination at a fraction of full-time cost. The model is designed for commercial property operators with one to ten buildings whose facility workload is real but does not justify a dedicated hire. Proportional Facilities Management Solutions delivers this model across Dallas–Fort Worth.

What is the difference between facility management and property management?

Property management is tenant-facing: rent collection, lease enforcement, tenant relations. Facility management is building-facing: physical asset condition, mechanical systems, vendor coordination, and capital planning. Property management firms often subcontract facility management to specialized providers like Proportional FM rather than handle it in-house.

How much does facility management cost in Dallas–Fort Worth?

Pricing is delivered in a written proposal after a brief scope conversation. Recurring facility management with Proportional FM is structured as monthly hourly blocks (4, 8, 12, or 16 hours) calibrated to property size and scope. Facility Condition Assessments are priced per square foot with frequency tiers, where more frequent cadences reduce per-visit cost. Project management is tiered by complexity, onsite presence, and timeline sensitivity. The proposal sets one predictable monthly figure for the agreed scope.

When should I hire a facility management company?

Three triggers indicate the right time. First, when deferred items are accumulating because no one owns the upkeep cadence. Second, when vendors are submitting invoices with no documentation backing the work. Third, when a one-time event such as a lease decision, a transaction, or a condition concern reveals there is no current baseline of how the building is performing. Any of these justifies bringing in structured oversight.

More questions? See the full FAQ.

Tell us what the building needs

Assessments, recurring maintenance, a one-off repair, or a question about scope.

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What type of property in Dallas-Fort Worth?