Dunedin

Seven years has gone fast for Dunedin franchisees Hilda Whatuira-Davies and William Davies. The husband and wife team received a Long Service Award recognising their commitment. “Seven years has gone fast,” Hilda says. “We really enjoy what we do.” The decision to join CrestClean was made easier after Hilda was impressed with the way their

Ensuring excellent customer satisfaction and the ability to effectively handle situations are two of many things Antoine Zoghbi thrives on. Antoine is CrestClean’s Quality Assurance Co-ordinator for Otago and Southland, which includes Dunedin, Central Otago and Invercargill. This role requires Antoine to undertake quality audits, assist with implementing new contracts and be a guiding force

Sarah McCormack has enjoyed seeing Crest grow over the last 10 years. Sarah looks after the Franchisee Financial Services arm of CrestClean. In recognition of her 10 year service, Sarah, who is one of many long-standing CrestClean personnel, was presented with a glass plaque and a $2000 travel voucher by Managing Director Grant McLauchlan. “I

Dunedin franchisees enjoyed the chance to catch up with each other at the annual team meeting. The meeting, which was held at the Balmacewen Golf Course lounge on August 18, outlined business development within the last 12 months and included a celebration of Crest reaching 500 Franchises. Eka Praganta and Mieliana Sunarto were presented with

James and Sarah Yun’s customers think the world of them. The Dunedin husband and wife team are celebrating 10 years with Crest. They are two of a number of Crest’s long-standing franchisees. During the last decade James and Sarah have seen a number of changes. “A lot has changed. We have enjoyed watching Crest grow.

A team of 12 Dunedin CrestClean franchisees rallied together to clean up a ‘heart-breaking’ site after widespread flooding caused major problems for businesses last month. As a result franchisee teams came to the aid of many businesses around the city including Radius Fulton Rest Home. The kitchen, which is run by Ace Food Services and

Financial Controller Sharon Churchill is proud to have seen CrestClean grow from one franchisee in Dunedin to over 480 franchisees in New Zealand. In recognition of her 10-year service, Managing Director Grant McLauchlan presented Sharon, who is one of many long-standing CrestClean personnel, with a glass plaque and a $2000 travel voucher. “It was an

Stocking cap and all, Santa braved the heat to bring gifts for all the children at Dunedin’s Christmas barbeque. The annual party was held at Wal’s Plant and Fun Land in Mosgiel and graced with beautiful weather. “The weather played the part with a Dunedin stunner day,” says Regional Director Tony Kramers. “The outdoor venue

Dunedin Franchisees have given generously to assist a fellow Franchisee, John Corboy, while he undergoes invasive liver surgery. Tony Kramers, CrestClean’s Regional Manager for Dunedin and Central Otago, circulated the story among his franchisees and raised $1350 in cash donations for John, who will be unable to work for at least six weeks, but still

Owning and operating a CrestClean franchise has given the Fisks a lifestyle that really works for them. After 10 years with Crest in Dunedin, they say the built-in flexibility has been paramount to their happiness. “It fits in with our lifestyle and the things we want to do in our lives,” says Leanne, which is

Seven franchise teams had the opportunity to learn CrestClean’s exciting new external window cleaning system during a training day in Dunedin on the 6th of June. The Pure Water Cleaning System eliminates the need for chemicals or costly lifting platforms by using a specialised water filtering machine and water fed carbon fibre poles to create

It’s no surprise to see Dunedin Regional Manager, Tony Kramers getting involved in local charity events- this time he was a fast-talking, gavel holding auctioneer at the charity fundraiser auction for Jade Star Early Learning Centre. The auction was held to raise funds for new equipment and resources for the Centre. It was mainly artwork