Key Takeaways
- • Three Sixty Seven Advisors served as exclusive financial advisor on CCS Facility Services' acquisition of Alabama Cleaning Services, marking another facility services sector transaction closed by the firm in 2026.
- • The transaction combines CCS Facility Services, a nationwide integrated facilities provider offering commercial janitorial and building engineering services, with Alabama Cleaning Services, described as a best-in-class regional operator led by Pat and Mac Hennessy.
- • Ryan Wood, Managing Director at Three Sixty Seven, emphasized the deal reinforces the firm's position as a market leader in facility services M&A advisory, citing deep sector relationships and operational expertise as differentiators.
- • The combined platform positions both organizations to expand their customer portfolio across the Southeast region, with management noting a shared strategic vision between CCS and ACS leadership.
Summary
Three Sixty Seven Advisors has closed another facility services sector transaction, serving as exclusive financial advisor for CCS Facility Services' acquisition of Alabama Cleaning Services, announced July 17, 2026. The deal represents continued momentum for the Tampa-based advisory firm in the facilities management space, a sector where it has established itself as a specialized market participant.
CCS Facility Services, the acquirer, operates as an integrated facilities provider delivering commercial janitorial and building engineering services to customers across multiple industries nationwide. The company emphasizes a service model centered on creating clean, healthy workplaces while supporting employee professional development. Alabama Cleaning Services, the acquired company, is characterized as a geographically focused best-in-class operator led by principals Pat and Mac Hennessy.
Ryan Wood, Managing Director at Three Sixty Seven, noted in a statement that the transaction demonstrates the firm's ability to execute complex deals in the sector. Wood indicated he has maintained long-standing relationships with the Silver Oak team (CCS's backing entity), which he credited with execution capabilities that brought the transaction to completion. Wood projected that the combination of CCS's national platform with ACS's regional expertise and leadership will create meaningful value in the combined entity's customer portfolio.
Ryan Penna, Vice President at Three Sixty Seven, underscored that both organizations approached the transaction with operational alignment and shared vision for the combined platform's Southeast market positioning. The advisory engagement further establishes Three Sixty Seven's credentials as a specialized M&A advisor within the facility services sector, leveraging what the firm characterizes as deep industry relationships and operational knowledge. The transaction supports the firm's broader positioning as a sector-focused advisory practice in what remains a consolidation-active market for facility services operators.
CCS Facility Services, the acquirer, operates as an integrated facilities provider delivering commercial janitorial and building engineering services to customers across multiple industries nationwide. The company emphasizes a service model centered on creating clean, healthy workplaces while supporting employee professional development. Alabama Cleaning Services, the acquired company, is characterized as a geographically focused best-in-class operator led by principals Pat and Mac Hennessy.
Ryan Wood, Managing Director at Three Sixty Seven, noted in a statement that the transaction demonstrates the firm's ability to execute complex deals in the sector. Wood indicated he has maintained long-standing relationships with the Silver Oak team (CCS's backing entity), which he credited with execution capabilities that brought the transaction to completion. Wood projected that the combination of CCS's national platform with ACS's regional expertise and leadership will create meaningful value in the combined entity's customer portfolio.
Ryan Penna, Vice President at Three Sixty Seven, underscored that both organizations approached the transaction with operational alignment and shared vision for the combined platform's Southeast market positioning. The advisory engagement further establishes Three Sixty Seven's credentials as a specialized M&A advisor within the facility services sector, leveraging what the firm characterizes as deep industry relationships and operational knowledge. The transaction supports the firm's broader positioning as a sector-focused advisory practice in what remains a consolidation-active market for facility services operators.
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