Keeping our workplaces safe

Infectious diseases cost the U.S. economy billions in lost productivity each year, posing significant financial challenges to businesses and commercial landlords. Facilities services companies play a critical role in maintaining healthy work environments.

About us

Founded in 2020 by the nation’s leading facilities services companies, the Cleaning Coalition of America advocates on behalf of professional cleaners nationwide to shape and advance balanced, common-sense policies and cleanliness standards that promote a safe and healthy workplace.

$356 billion+

Market size

1 million+

Employees

4.8 billion

Square feet

Our issues

Public health, safety & continuity

We are the industry’s trusted voice on workplace health and facility readiness, particularly in the areas of cleaning standards, preparedness, and recognition of our sector as essential infrastructure.

Workforce sustainability​

We promote a stable, trained, and reliable cleaning workforce through training, safety, retention, job quality, and workforce participation tools.​

Workforce ​access​

We work with elected officials and regulators to ensure predictable access to labor required to deliver essential services by promoting administrative efficiency, legal clarity, and disciplined engagement. ​

Setting the standard for the facilities services industry.

Our members

Latest news

  • CCA Opposes $25-Per-Employee Head Tax in Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson’s Budget

    CHICAGO, Nov. 5, 2026 — The Cleaning Coalition of America (CCA) today announced its opposition to Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson’s renewed $25-per-employee monthly head tax on Windy City employers. The revenue proposal is part of Johnson’s $17.6 billion budget package, now under consideration by Chicago’s City Council. “CCA members are small-margin businesses that provide good…

  • CCA Engages New York Leaders on Commercial Cleaning & Workforce Priorities

    How can policymakers better understand the needs of the professionals and businesses responsible for keeping New York’s facilities clean, healthy, and operational? It starts with direct, ongoing conversation. Earlier this month, Cleaning Coalition of America members gathered in New York City for a day of engagement with local and state government officials and workforce leaders.…