Cleaning

CrestClean’s Jay Gounder and Milvin Rani are classroom superstars in more ways than one. Students at Hastings Christian School took a real shine to the duo when they were asked along to speak about their Hindu faith. Keeping a bunch of teenage students captivated for a whole hour can challenge even the most experienced teacher.

Cleanliness and hygiene are paramount at a medical centre. And CrestClean franchisee Meleka Luli takes great personal pride in making sure nothing gets missed on her watch at Paraparaumu Medical Centre. And her hard work and dedication to detail has not gone unnoticed by Philip Wilson, CrestClean’s Wellington Quality Assurance Co-ordinator. Philip said: “Meleka does

Our cleaners have proved a big hit with a radio boss who says the standard of cleaning at the Auckland station has never been better. Anna McGovern has been singing the praises of CrestClean’s Naresh and Radhna Mani for their dedication to the job at MediaWorks. “The cleaning at my MediaWorks offices and station room

It’s his pride and joy and there’s a story of hard work and determination as to why it’s looking spic and span. CrestClean Dunedin Franchisee Nitij Maharaj has a strong work ethic that is not only reflected in his cleaning duties – it extends right down to the presentation of his company van. Nitij has

Investing in modern technology is one of the best business decisions Patel Varun has made. The Auckland West franchisee, who has been with Crest for three years, purchased an auto scrubber machine to help him clean polished floors. Patel looks after a customer in Glenfield where most of the premises’ floor area is polished concrete.

Commitment, attention to detail and maintaining customer relationships are among a number of key elements to running a successful Crest franchise. Hamilton franchisee Dorsammy (Samy) Goundar has been with Crest for 12 years and is one of many successful business owners and operators that are proud to be part of New Zealand’s largest cleaning company.

Gayaneshwar Raju was one of the first franchisees to relocate to Hamilton from Auckland. “I was in Auckland but I didn’t like it,” he says. “There was too much traffic and it was really busy. We moved to Hamilton and even though it is getting busy, we still really like it here. It was a

Sandeep Singh has been with Crest for nearly three years and she has the only female run franchise in the Waikato. “People said Crest is a good business to be part of and they were right – it is,” she says. “I was looking for a job that I could do on my own and

Danny and Ngere Vi love being part of the Tokoroa community. The husband and wife team, who have been with Crest for one year, were named Waikato Franchisees of the Year – a reflection of their hard work, dedication and commitment. They also have the best van in the Waikato. “We were very surprised. We

Taking care of customer’s premises really is a team effort for Yashmin, Shewta and Jiten Sharma. The husband, wife and daughter team are based in Gulf Harbour and purchased a Crest franchise in August. Prior to Crest Jiten was working in construction and Yashmin was working in the healthcare sector. “We are really happy with

Te Puke Primary School pupils will be given an opportunity most take for granted once a proposed bike and scooter track is built, thanks to funds raised at a golf tournament. Businesses, including CrestClean Tauranga, sponsored the 18-hole golf tournament that was held at Te Puke Golf Club on November 8. As well as sponsoring

Krishn and Sangeeta Adhar value the support they receive from Crest. “What Crest has done for us is enormous,” Krishn says. “We are proud to be associated with Crest. It is a team environment and it has taught us a lot. We are our own bosses and we are really happy.” The husband and wife