The firm now employs over 100 professionals managing facilities ranging from medical clinics and schools to industrial warehouses. This growth has allowed the company to extend its footprint into Hartford, New Haven, Providence, and Cranston. Rather than relying on rigid, multi-year contracts to secure revenue, DaCosta maintains a flexible service model, banking on the theory that quality performance earns repeat business and sustains the charity budget.

This community-focused strategy recently manifested as a sponsorship for the Crossroads Continuum 5K, a Marlborough event supporting families affected by autism. Beyond such public partnerships, the company’s donation list spans two dozen organizations, including the MetroWest Free Medical Program and the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. For DaCosta, the objective remains local: supporting the neighborhoods where his staff live and raise their own families.