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Hunt Military Communities Launches MAJOR Mobile Maintenance Application

New mobile platform supports faster, more efficient maintenance service for military families following 18 months of development and 52 rounds of user testing.

EL PASO, Texas--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Hunt Military Communities (HMC) today launched MAJOR, a new mobile maintenance application designed to modernize maintenance operations and improve the speed, visibility, and efficiency of service delivery for military families.

Hunt Military Communities launched MAJOR, a new mobile maintenance application designed to modernize maintenance operations and improve the speed, visibility, and efficiency of service delivery for military families.

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HMC teams complete more than 400,000 work orders each year across military housing communities nationwide. MAJOR gives technicians mobile access to work orders, priority-based task management, full work order history, and real-time tracking tools, which are designed to help teams respond more efficiently and deliver better resident experience.

The pilot deployment begins today at Antelope Ridge, Huntington Village, Quail Hollow Family Housing, Robins Family Housing, and The Village at Cottonwood Springs. Reconciled 18 months and refined through 52 rounds of user testing, MAJOR was developed with direct input from the maintenance teams who will use it every day.

The pilot launch is the first step toward a broader portfolio-wide deployment planned for later this year and reflects HMC’s continued investment in technology, operational excellence, and service innovation for military families.

“We didn’t build MAJOR in isolation; we built it with feedback from maintenance technicians, maintenance managers, and team members throughout the company. This is technology built by the people who do the work — and our residents are going to feel the difference.”

— Brian Stann, Chief Executive Officer, Hunt Military Communities

Project Highlights

  • Pilot Launch: July 27, 2026
  • Pilot Communities: Antelope Ridge, Huntington Village, Quail Hollow Family Housing, Robins Family Housing, and The Village at Cottonwood Springs.
  • Development: More than 18 months and 52 rounds of user testing.
  • Annual Work Orders: More than 400,000 completed by HMC teams nationwide.
  • Next Phase: Portfolio-wide deployment anticipated for later in 2026.

About Hunt Military Communities

Hunt Military Communities (HMC), the nation’s leading military housing owner, developer, and operator, offers unsurpassed quality and service to approximately 175,000 residents in more than 60,000 homes across the United States on Army, Marine Corps, Navy, Air Force, and Space Force installations. Hunt does this through its company pillars: excellence, customer commitment, accountability, integrity, and continuous improvement. With a 50-year legacy and a partnership with the Department of War, HMC is honored to serve as a trusted steward of military housing communities and is dedicated to supporting the families who call them home. For more information, visit www.huntmilitarycommunities.com.

Contacts

For media inquiries, please contact:

Carolyn Baker
SVP Corporate Communications
Hunt Companies
Carolyn.baker@huntcompanies.com
856/298-2036

Hunt Military Communities


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Contacts

For media inquiries, please contact:

Carolyn Baker
SVP Corporate Communications
Hunt Companies
Carolyn.baker@huntcompanies.com
856/298-2036

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