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GYMS Program

Gymnasium Yearly Maintenance for Safety

The proactive inspection and lifecycle program for gymnasium equipment.

Basketball backstops. Divider curtains. Wall padding. Safety systems.

Your gym equipment works hard every day. GYMS helps ensure it continues operating safely, reliably, and ready for every class, practice, game, and community event.

Why GYMS Exists

Gymnasium equipment is one of the most heavily used mechanical systems inside a school or recreation facility.

Basketball backstops fold thousands of times throughout their life. Divider curtains are constantly raised and lowered. Wall padding protects athletes every day.

Unfortunately, these systems often receive attention only after something stops working. 

The Result?

  • Worn cables and pulleys
  • Loose hardware
  • Damaged and deployed safety straps
  • Divider curtain failures
  • Bent goals
  • Worn padding
  • Equipment taken out of service
  • Increased safety risk
  • Unexpected repair costs

By the time problems become obvious, repairs are usually larger, more expensive, and more disruptive than they needed to be.

Why GYMS Matters 

Like elevators, HVAC systems, and fire-life-safety equipment, gymnasium equipment benefits from routine inspection and preventative maintenance.

GYMS™ gives facility managers a clear understanding of the condition of their equipment before small issues become major failures.

Our inspections help you:

  • Improve student and athlete safety
  • Reduce liability exposure
  • Extend equipment life
  • Plan repair budgets
  • Minimize emergency service calls
  • Keep gyms available for daily use

 

 

Who the GYMS Program Is Built For

The GYMS Program is the first solution designed to support all environments where operable walls are critical to daily operations:

K-12 Schools

Support safe PE classes, athletic programs, assemblies, and community events.

Colleges & Universities

Protect high-use athletic facilities while extending equipment life.

Recreation Centers

Maintain safe, dependable equipment for public use.

Athletic Facilities

Protect equipment investments and reduce unexpected downtime.

The Process

1

Schedule Your GYMS Inspection

Tell us about your facility and approximately how many basketball systems and divider curtains you have.

2

On-Site Assessment

Our technicians inspect your gym equipment, document findings, perform minor adjustments where appropriate, and photograph areas needing attention.

3

Receive Your GYMS Report

You'll receive a professional report with photos, observations, and prioritized recommendations.

4

Review Repair Options

Every recommended repair is quoted separately, allowing you complete control over what work moves forward.

5

On-Site Repairs

Our experienced technicians perform any approved repairs.

6

Ongoing Partnership

We'll remind you when it's time for your next annual inspection.

7

Contact Us Anytime

Let us know if you have any questions, an emergency, or need some additional education. 

Your GYMS Report Includes:


Executive Summary – An overall snapshot of your gym equipment's condition and key findings.
Detailed Equipment Assessments – Individual evaluations for each basketball backstop, divider curtain, and other inspected equipment, including condition ratings and observations.
Photo Documentation – Images highlighting both equipment condition and any areas requiring attention.
Recommended Action Plan – Prioritized maintenance and repair recommendations to improve safety, extend equipment life, and assist with budgeting.
 
Your GYMS™ Report isn't just an inspection checklist—it's a facility management tool. It provides a documented snapshot of your gymnasium equipment's condition, helping you prioritize repairs, plan future maintenance, support budgeting decisions, and maintain a safer environment for students, staff, and visitors.

Advantages

Manufacturer Agnostic Service

We inspect and service virtually every major manufacturer.

Experience

Our technicians work on gymnasium equipment every day—not just during emergencies.

Safety Focused

We inspect critical components that affect safe operation, including cables, hardware, structural connections, and operating systems.

Clear Reporting

Professional reports with photographs make it easy to communicate findings with maintenance staff, administrators, and budgeting committees.

Lifecycle Partner

Whether you need inspections, repairs, modernization, or complete replacement, CPS remains your partner throughout the life of your equipment.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to the questions we hear most often. Still curious? Reach out any time.

Getting started is easy. Give us a call or fill out our contact form and a member of our team will reach out within one business day to walk you through the next steps.
GYMS™ (Gymnasium Yearly Maintenance for Safety) is Continental Partition Systems's comprehensive inspection program for gymnasium equipment. Our technicians evaluate the condition, operation, and safety of your equipment and provide a detailed report with findings, photos, and recommendations to help you maintain a safe, reliable facility.
Gym equipment is subjected to daily use and repetitive movement, which can lead to wear over time. Regular inspections help identify developing issues before they become safety hazards or costly repairs while extending the life of your equipment.
Most manufacturers recommend routine inspections, particularly for heavily used equipment. Facilities with daily use often benefit from annual inspections, while some manufacturers recommend inspecting equipment at least twice per year depending on usage.
Pricing depends on the scope of what you need, so we always begin with a free, no-obligation estimate. You will know the full cost before any work begins.
Most projects are completed within the timeline we agree on at the start. We will keep you updated at every milestone so you always know exactly where things stand.
We stand behind our work. If anything comes up after the job is done, our support team is just a phone call or email away and happy to help.
  • Basketball backstops
  • Divider curtains
  • Wall padding
  • Goals
  • Backboards
  • Safety systems
  • Operating hardware

Yes. Our technicians service equipment from virtually every major manufacturer.

Most inspections are completed while the gym is unoccupied and require only temporary access to the equipment. A lift is typically required and provided by the facility.

Your GYMS™ report provides:

  • An inventory of inspected equipment
  • Condition assessments
  • Photo documentation
  • Safety observations
  • Maintenance recommendations
  • Repair recommendations
  • Budget planning guidance

The report serves as a valuable facility management tool, helping you prioritize maintenance and plan for future repairs.

The inspection is intended to evaluate equipment and document its condition. Minor adjustments may be performed when appropriate, but repairs beyond the inspection scope are quoted separately.

Yes. If repairs are recommended, we'll provide a separate proposal outlining the scope of work and associated costs. Our technicians service a wide variety of gymnasium equipment and can often address issues before they become major failures.

Absolutely. We inspect and service equipment from many manufacturers, regardless of who originally installed it.

Many developing problems aren't visible during normal operation. Components such as cables, pulleys, safety straps, hardware, and structural connections can wear gradually over time. Routine inspections help identify these issues before they result in equipment failure, unexpected downtime, or safety concerns.

Continental Partition Systems specializes in the inspection, maintenance, and repair of gymnasium equipment. Our technicians understand how these systems are designed to operate and provide practical recommendations that help facility managers improve safety, extend equipment life, and make informed maintenance decisions.

Yes. One of the primary benefits of the GYMS™ report is that it documents your equipment's current condition and prioritizes recommended work. This allows facility managers to address immediate safety concerns while planning and budgeting for future maintenance and capital improvements.