CrestClean’s Pure Water Window Cleaning in demand
Tarun Kumar, Mohini Singh, Pua Vaulu, and Mountain Vaulu with Chris Chapman, National Trainer and Assessor with Master Cleaners Training Institute.
A growing demand for commercial window cleaning in Northland has seen CrestClean run an upskilling course for its Whangarei-based personnel.
The company’s Regional Manager Edward Irving is not surprised by the increase in enquires about the company’s Pure Water Window system.
Using a high-tech water filtration unit, which removes all solids from water, the system produces outstanding results using only pure water to remove dirt and grime from windows.
A major appeal for customers is that no chemicals are used with Pure Water Window cleaning, which makes it economical and environmentally responsible, says Edward. The results leave a streak and spot-free surface.
“There’s quite a demand for window cleaning in the city. We’ve just used the system on our first school with great success,” says Edward.
“The results after cleaning the external windows were outstanding. The windows were left glistening. The school caretaker was over the moon with the outcome. It’s really got to be seen to be believed.”
A team of CrestClean business owners and their employees attended the day-long course in Pure Water Window cleaning techniques overseen by Chris Chapman, National Trainer and Assessor with Master Cleaners Training Institute.
“The training went really well and our personnel are now fully competent in using the Pure Water Window system,” says Edward.
Pua Vaulu and Mohini Singh using the Pure Water Window system at Elim Christian Centre.
CrestClean business owner Tarun Kumar using the Pure Water Window system at Bunnings Warehouse.
