LANCASTER, PA — DSC Solutions, a facilities services company with operations across the East Coast, has named Young Lee as the new Vice President of Operations for the Virginia, Washington DC, and Maryland regions. The appointment signals DSC Solutions’ commitment to growth and service excellence, particularly in the Northeast.
The announcement comes on the heels of DSC Solutions’ expansion in Lancaster through the acquisition of Select Building Services, demonstrating the company’s strategic growth trajectory. Alan Chachapoya, Managing Director of DSC Solutions, referred to Lee’s appointment as a “strategic move” as the company continues to broaden its reach in the Northeast.
Lee brings a wealth of experience to his new role, having previously served as Vice President of Operations at CJ Maintenance. There, he oversaw the cleaning of over 35 million square feet daily—a testament to his operational expertise and leadership capabilities. At DSC Solutions, Lee will play a crucial role in enhancing service delivery and bolstering the company’s presence in the Virginia, Washington DC, and Maryland region.
In addition to Lee’s appointment, DSC Solutions is currently in discussions with three cleaning companies in the Dauphin County area regarding a strategic group acquisition. If successful, this would mark the company’s largest acquisition to date, further emphasizing its dedication to growth in key markets.
Chachapoya expressed enthusiasm about the company’s future, stating, “We are excited about the opportunities that lie ahead with Young Lee leading operations in the Virginia, Washington DC, and Maryland region.” He added that Lee’s leadership, combined with ongoing strategic initiatives, positions DSC Solutions for continued success and reinforces its reputation as a trusted partner in the facilities services industry.
Industry watchers will be closely observing how these strategic moves—both the high-profile appointment and potential acquisitions—will shape DSC Solutions’ trajectory in the competitive facilities services market.
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