Nov 10, 2026

The Texas-based company celebrates 10 years of keeping Dallas Stars offices, Comerica Center, training facilities, and StarCenters clean and game-ready.
Dallas, Texas Nov 10, 2026 (Issuewire.com) - Redlee/SCS marks a decade as an Official Partner and commercial janitorial vendor for the Dallas Stars. With over 40 years of cleaning experience, the company keeps Dallas Stars facilities clean, safe, and ready for daily use.
Over the past decade, Redlee/SCS has delivered comprehensive janitorial and facility cleaning services across the Stars' key operational footprint. These include corporate offices, player training facilities, and public StarCenters throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
"Ten years ago, we started a partnership built on trust and accountability," said Jeffrey Shea, Chief Executive Officer at Redlee/SCS. "This milestone belongs to our cleaning professionals who work hard behind the scenes across DFW to help the Dallas Stars organization run smoothly every day. Keeping busy sports venues, public centers, and corporate offices clean requires teamwork, quick response times, and attention to detail. Our crews take pride in making sure every athlete, staff member, and visitor enters a clean and welcoming environment."
Cleaning for an organization like the Dallas Stars requires a team that can handle large venues and work within tight schedules. Keeping their venues clean and ready for every game, tournament, or event is important for providing a great experience for fans and visitors.
The collaboration highlights Redlee/SCS's more than 40 years of experience working with commercial property and facility managers across North Texas and nationwide. From corporate campuses and office towers to sports and entertainment venues, the company provides cleaning and sanitation services for busy spaces, special events, and commercial office buildings and campuses.
To learn more about Redlee/SCS and its commercial facility cleaning solutions, visit: www.redleescs.com



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