Every workplace deserves more than a generic checklist and a late-night cleaning pass. It requires a cleaning approach that understands how the business operates, protects its reputation, and reduces operational risk. This need for tailored accountable service is growing across industries and CNS Cleaning Company has built its strategy around that gap. It champions responsive service, technical expertise, and customized programs that match each client’s operations.
The global commercial cleaning landscape is vast and rapidly evolving. The market was estimated at approximately $415 billion in 2024, driven by rising expectations for hygiene and cleanliness. In the United States, the janitorial services market was valued at $78.17 billion in 2023.
This scale creates opportunity but also inconsistency. William Dunn, President of CNS, states, “Many providers compete on price rather than problem-solving, leaving facilities managers frustrated when service fails to meet regulatory or production standards.”
Sectors such as food processing, university kitchens, manufacturing, and distribution face strict requirements around timing, sanitation, and compliance. Techniques like dry-ice blasting, which involve cleaning without water, minimizing waste, and avoiding workflow disruption, are gaining traction. These innovations support both food safety and equipment longevity. Yet many organizations still struggle with unreliable providers, where poor quality and slow response times lead to frequent vendor changes and stalled progress.
CNS addresses a common industry challenge: as operations grow, consistency declines, and technical needs go unmet by standard services. “Clients often say the real frustration isn’t a missed cleaning. It’s the aftermath. Think slow replies, poor follow-through, and feeling like they have to manage the service themselves,” Dunn explains.
To counter this, CNS builds its business around responsiveness and accountability. Every client receives a dedicated supervisor, live support on every call, and rapid issue resolution. “Responsiveness isn’t a feature. It’s our promise,” Dunn affirms, backed by over 40 years of experience.
CNS serves a broad range of clients, from small offices and retail spaces to warehouses, manufacturing plants, and food-processing facilities. It manages sites from a few hundred square feet to campuses exceeding one million. With a nationwide footprint, CNS delivers consistent standards tailored to local needs, aligning cleaning cadence, methods, and materials with each facility’s operational rhythm.
In regulated environments, CNS combines procedural discipline with specialized tools. Dry-ice blasting, for example, is deployed where traditional methods would cause downtime or fail inspection standards. CNS prioritizes proven methods over fleeting trends. It selects techniques based on production schedules, inspection cycles, and maintenance protocols.
CNS’s commitment to communication sets it apart. Clients connect directly with operations team leaders, not automated menus, and support is available 24/7. This isn’t just for convenience but for risk mitigation. Facilities with time-sensitive production or compliance-driven inspections need clarity, not delays. CNS’s model of supervised crews, proprietary processes, and a 24-hour issue-resolution helps translate urgency into reliability.
CNS’s track record shows how responsiveness and technical capability drive results. At one major protein processor, persistent sanitation and inspection failures led CNS to introduce dry-ice blasting and a custom schedule that maintained production while meeting standards. What began as a trial evolved into a partnership, proving that continuity and compliance can coexist.
Essentially, CNS doesn’t offer one-time fixes. It builds long-term partnerships. It listens, maps cleaning to the critical path, and iterates. Dunn states, “We’ve been doing this for 42 years. We’ve seen nearly every challenge in the industry.” That experience fuels a commitment to adapt, solve unique challenges, and protect uptime, reputation, and safety.
Indeed, in a market where cleanliness is expected but reliable service is rare, CNS stands out. It blends technical capability with human responsiveness, national scale with local care, and standardized processes with tailored solutions. For organizations that view cleaning as risk management, not just upkeep, the payoff is smoother inspections, lighter oversight, and a facility that protects both people and brand.
