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How does a student report an HVAC problem in housing near Texas Woman's University in Denton, TX?

Sources checked September 14, 2026

ANSWER

Students should submit a TWU Facilities Management work request online for any HVAC issue in campus housing, then watch for email updates as the request is reviewed, accepted, and closed.

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  • Use the online TWU work request form.
  • Choose Denton Campus and Denton Housing for the location fields.
  • Monitor your email for submission, approval, and completion updates.
  • If you need help, contact Facilities Management.

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How to report the HVAC issue

TWU says all maintenance issues, including HVAC, must be submitted through its work request system. For housing on the Denton campus, the FAQ says to complete the Work Request Form and select Denton Campus and Denton Housing for Facility and Repair.

  • Submit the request online through TWU’s work order system.
  • If you call Facilities Management, you’ll still be directed to submit a work request online.
  • After submission, TWU emails you when it’s submitted, accepted into a work order, and completed.

What happens next

TWU says Facilities Management reviews the request first. If it’s approved, they create a work order; if not, they notify you. For routine, non-emergency work orders, TWU says technicians are on site within 5 to 7 business days.

  • Routine, non-emergency HVAC issues are not instant fixes.
  • You’ll get a final email when the work order is completed.
  • For questions, TWU lists Facilities Management at fmc@twu.edu and 940-898-3137.

Sources

  1. Work Orders | Texas Woman's University | BOLDLY GO
  2. Facilities Management & Construction | Texas Woman's University
  3. Housing Frequently Asked Questions | Texas Woman's University

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