The 2025 Top Schools Tournament at Ōmokoroa No.1 School was a fantastic success once again. The annual event brings together primary and intermediate schools from across the Tauranga region to compete in a variety of fun, action-packed activities. From giant waterslides to tug-of-war, the tournament’s activities encourage teamwork and school spirit. It’s a great way
David and Mi Kyung Lee are celebrating a decade of success as CrestClean franchise owners. This milestone has given them the perfect mix of work and play, allowing them to enjoy a fulfilling work-life balance. Since they bought their franchise in 2015, they’ve loved the flexibility CrestClean offers, especially the freedom to hit the golf
For Yadwinder Gill and his family, moving into their new home in The Sands in Papamoa East was a dream come true. Almost a year has passed since they settled into their three-bedroom home, and he couldn’t be happier with the location. “It’s a really good feeling. It was a big dream for me,” he
Auckland Central franchise owner Sri Gunasingam and his hardworking cleaning team are the unsung heroes keeping the Duncan Cotterill offices spotless. Their dedication to maintaining a pristine and welcoming environment has made them an integral part of the wider Duncan Cotterill team in Auckland, ensuring that both the firm’s staff and clients enjoy a consistently
Tauranga franchisee Kit Sison has been looking after Mount Maunganui College for almost four years, and in that time, he’s built a great relationship with the school. Wanting to give back to his valued customers, Kit came up with a simple yet thoughtful way to make a difference. He had noticed that the school’s bins
When Sunny Yang first joined CrestClean 15 years ago, he had no idea how much it would shape his life. Over the years, he has had a front row seat watching CrestClean grow into a thriving, nationally recognised brand and feels privileged to be part of the company. “It has been an incredible journey and
Fifteen years ago, Anmol Prasad and Vikashni Devi started their CrestClean franchise in Auckland East, seeing it as a great way to earn some extra income. Since then, they’ve built a thriving business that has enabled them to achieve dreams they once thought were out of reach.Their journey with CrestClean has been one of growth,
Riteshni Chand and Nitesh Shanker have been proud CrestClean franchise owners for five years and have grown their business to a large-scale operation. Always looking for ways to strengthen their business, the couple jumped at the opportunity to take the Aspire2 Workplace Communications Programme. Riteshni says the course has given them valuable and practical skills
CrestClean wouldn’t be what it is today without our exceptional trainers certified by the Master Cleaners Training Institute (MCTI). Behind every franchisee with a Certificate of Commercial Cleaning is a MCTI trainer making it happen. These qualified trainers ensure every franchise team is set up for success. One of those dedicated trainers is Mohammed Ashad.
Mother-and-son team Arlene and Eldon Olsen have recently taken over the cleaning duties at Avondale Intermediate. Their commitment to excellence and relationship-building has already earned them high praise from staff and students. Principal Jo Hardwidge has been particularly impressed with Arlene and Eldon’s efforts to become familiar faces around the school. “They’ve given us the
Auckland West franchise owners Vili and Pepetua Setema have reached an exciting milestone – purchasing their first home. After nearly a decade of owning their CrestClean franchise, the couple have finally secured a home for their growing family in Henderson. “It’s exciting for us. We have been trying to buy a home for many years,”
At CrestClean’s distribution centre, sustainability isn’t just a buzzword – it’s a daily practice. Since May 1, 2018, Product Distribution Co-ordinator Malcolm Brown, who oversees packaging and distribution, has been reusing boxes to reduce waste. “Every time we receive freight, we store the boxes that are reusable and use it as packaging for what we