Cleaning

CrestClean has two new Carpet Cleaning Trainers, after franchisees Fiza Rahiman and Mohammed Ashad successfully completed the Institute of Inspection Cleaning and Restoration Certification (IICRC) Carpet Cleaning Technicians course. As trainers for CrestClean’s Master Cleaners Training Institute (MCTI), they are responsible for training franchisees throughout New Zealand on how to clean carpets using the latest portable

When Ajit and Alka Bhonsle started their CrestClean business, their first customer was Bunnings… so when it came time for them to celebrate seven years’ long service it was the perfect location for them to receive their award! Natalie Masoe, who is the store manager at the Bunnings Avondale Trade Centre, was pleased to hand

It’s official! Fifteen years after deciding to make New Zealand his home, CrestClean’s Danny Mastroianni can finally call himself a Kiwi. Danny, who is the Regional Master Franchisee for Queenstown Lakes and Central Otago, is proud to have become a New Zealand citizen, after attending a special citizenship ceremony at the Central Otago District Council

In the past 10 years, Bura Takinoa and Kamoroa Tito have bought two houses, put one of their sons through university and funded another son’s education at a prestigious boys’ high school so he could pursue his rugby aspirations. Recently they purchased a ute, so they can tow the 6.5m aluminium boat they plan to

CrestClean is once again celebrating success after Viky and Nileshna Narayan, the company’s Auckland South Regional Master Franchisees, won the Business Excellence in Marketing award at the Indian Newslink Indian Business Awards. Viky and Nileshna were also finalists in the Business Excellence in Customer Service and Business Excellence in Innovation awards. The prestigious black tie

As a logistics provider specialising in hazardous and food grade storage, cleanliness and hygiene are very important to Chemfreight. So, when their in-house cleaner of several years resigned, CrestClean was at the top of their list. CrestClean had provided Chemfreight with cleaning services in the past, when their cleaner was away on leave, so they

CrestClean recently attended the 25th Practice Managers and Administrators Association of New Zealand (PMAANZ) Conference in Rotorua, which brings together Practice Managers and Administrators from throughout the country for three days of professional development and networking. It is the first time we have had a presence at the conference, and it was so successful that

Hygiene is extremely important at the Silver Fern Farms’ sheep and beef processing plant near Gore. The Waitane plant is regularly audited to ensure that it meets strict overseas market access requirements, and CrestClean is proud to be helping meet those standards. Franchisees Christine and Millard Macairan have been cleaning at the site for the

Whenever catering arrives at the Zespri offices in Tauranga, no matter the occasion, CrestClean’s Aileen Fernando Caballero is always quick to lend a hand and help set things up. But, when ‘Thank Your Cleaner Day’ came around, little did she know the morning tea was in her honour! “It was funny, I was setting up

When a devastating cyclone struck Fiji in 2016, Fiza Rahiman’s mother lost her home — so he built her a new one. This was perhaps Fiza’s proudest moment, and something he says was made possible by the success he has achieved with CrestClean. It meant the world to him to be able to support his

Dhanyavaad (thank you) to Radio Tarana for having us at their annual Diwali Expo! It is the first time that CrestClean has attended the popular Auckland event, which attracted 10,000 people and resulted in lots of interest in our franchise offerings. Prior to the expo, CrestClean aired its first ever Hindi advert on Radio Tarana,

At Vogeltown School, lunchtime means rugby time! So, when CrestClean gifted the school a couple of its rugby balls, they were received with open arms. “We’ve always had a good relationship with CrestClean and when we were offered the rugby balls, I said ‘yes, that’d be awesome!’ And they’re good quality rugby balls too. They’ve