Flagship Facility Services Inc., founded in 1988 in Morgan Hill, California, has evolved into a leading provider of integrated facility management solutions across the United States and Canada. Originally starting as a small janitorial service, the company has expanded its offerings significantly to include engineering services, culinary services, lab support, and a range of maintenance solutions tailored for various industries including aviation, high tech, biotech, and education.
Under the leadership of CEO Dave Pasek, Flagship emphasizes a personalized approach to facilities management, focusing on building long-term relationships with clients. From its humble beginnings, Flagship has grown to employ over 6,000 people, servicing more than 1,800 client locations and managing an impressive 104 million square feet of space daily. Their commitment to client satisfaction has earned them a remarkable 96% customer retention rate.
A significant part of Flagship's strength lies in its values, which reinforce a culture of cleanliness, safety, and diversity. The company is dedicated not only to performance but also to being socially responsible, partnering with over 300 organizations to employ individuals from underrepresented communities, including veterans and people with disabilities. Their dedication to maintaining high cleanliness standards has also been recognized by the Cleaning Industry Management Standard with Honors accreditation.
In recent years, Flagship has strategically expanded its services through acquisitions, notably entering the lab services sector to support the evolving needs of early-stage biotech firms. With headquarters now in Southlake, Texas, Flagship remains committed to setting the pace in facility services, continuously adapting to meet the dynamic expectations of its clients while ensuring an exceptional experience for all facility occupants. As they look to the future, Flagship aims to leverage cutting-edge technology and data-driven insights to optimize operations and enhance service quality further.
