Prepared for Elk Grove - Preschool through 8th - 25-year milestone
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A small walk before summer

Let every SEAS family feel the care before anyone says a word.

A 20-minute campus-readiness walkthrough for the spaces families, students, and parish communities notice first: entries, restrooms, classrooms, shared areas, grounds, and event paths.

Faith Family Knowledge Service
Stewardship should be visible.

SEAS has built 25 years of trust. UFG helps the campus look ready for the next family, the next Mass, the next fundraiser, and the next school day.

02 - The MomentPrepared for St. Elizabeth Ann Seton

A campus families trust before the tour begins.

SEAS is more than a school building. It is a faith-filled community serving students, parents, volunteers, and three parish families. The right facilities partner protects that feeling quietly, every day.

400+Students across preschool through eighth grade
1999Founded; 25-year milestone now part of the story
3Elk Grove parishes connected to the ministry
7:45School-day rhythm where work must stay invisible
04 - Why UFG FitsPrepared for St. Elizabeth Ann Seton

Built for schools where trust matters as much as shine.

UFG is family-owned, minority-owned, Northern California based, and built around long-term facility partnerships. For SEAS, that means people, documentation, and follow-through your office can feel comfortable with.

26+ years

Established operator

Decades of facilities experience across schools, healthcare, public institutions, corporate sites, and high-trust environments.

Family owned

Accountability stays close

SEAS works with the people who built UFG, not a rotating vendor layer that disappears after kickoff.

MBE

Supplier diversity

Certified minority business enterprise status supports values-driven procurement and community-minded stewardship.

Safety-led

Training comes first

A dedicated safety and training compliance manager helps make school readiness operational, not optional.

05 - School-Day FitPrepared for St. Elizabeth Ann Seton

Quietly handled around the rhythm of school, parish, and family life.

The best facilities program is felt as peace: rooms ready, supplies stocked, thresholds clean, events reset, and the front office not carrying every small follow-up.

After hours

Evening reset sized to the real campus day, not a one-size-fits-all checklist.

Before visits

Tour-path sweep for entries, restrooms, classrooms, glass, and shared areas families notice first.

Events

Support planning for auctions, jog-a-thons, Masses, athletics, and parent-community moments.

Summer

Deep clean, grounds tune-up, and reset planning before the next school year opens.

06 - Why Before SummerPrepared for St. Elizabeth Ann Seton

A short walk now turns summer into a stewardship plan.

One May walkthrough gives SEAS a written baseline before summer decisions pile up: visible priorities, sequencing notes, transition risks, and practical recommendations your team can use whether or not you change vendors this year.

This month

Walk the spaces families, students, and staff experience most.

5 business days

Receive a concise readiness summary and visible-priority list.

Summer

Decide from a documented plan instead of a last-minute walkthrough.

08 - Campus ProtectionPrepared for St. Elizabeth Ann Seton

Prepared for the standards a Catholic school has to hold.

SEAS already operates in a culture of safety, stewardship, and compliance. UFG's job is to make the facilities side match that seriousness without adding administrative weight.

Child safeguarding

Every employee trained

UFG employees complete child-safeguarding training before working around school communities.

Documentation

Ready before work

Insurance, worker classification, training records, site requirements, and SDS materials stay organized.

Products

Low-VOC options

Cleaning plans can account for sensitivity, fragrance, chemical handling, and stewardship concerns.

Visibility

Clear cadence

You see what was checked, what was handled, and what needs attention next.

09 - Mission AlignmentPrepared for St. Elizabeth Ann Seton
"Faith, Family, Knowledge, Service."
SEAS public pillars

Facilities work should support the mission, not interrupt it.

Clean spaces, safe routines, and reliable follow-through create the conditions where children feel welcome, teachers stay focused, and families experience the care SEAS is known for.

For families

The campus feels ready, cared for, and consistent during every visit.

For staff

The school day opens without small facility issues landing on the office.

10 - A Useful First StepPrepared for St. Elizabeth Ann Seton

Useful whether SEAS changes anything this year or not.

The walkthrough is deliberately small: no pressure, no pricing guesswork, no disruption. Just a practical campus-readiness view from a facilities team that already understands schools, safety, and documentation.

Leave with

A written baseline

Visible priorities, notes by area, and a short set of next-best recommendations.

Decide with

Better timing

Summer planning becomes easier when the campus picture is documented before June.

Risk

Very low

Twenty minutes, scheduled around your day, and useful notes even if you stay exactly where you are.

11 - Next StepPrepared for St. Elizabeth Ann Seton

Mrs. Brett, pick whichever window is easiest.

I'll walk the spaces families and staff notice most, share a few practical notes, and leave SEAS with a written readiness summary that's yours to keep either way.

Option A - choose the dayTuesday, May 5

Amy will follow up with a time that works.

 Option B - choose the dayThursday, May 14

Amy will follow up with a time that works.

Click a day to start a note, or email amy@ufgworks.net / text 408-380-2287 with "A" or "B." Amy will follow up with a time, and a different day works too.