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Crest’s Waikato Regional Manager says the experience of being at a principals’ conference reinforced the benefits of attending such events. Nivitesh Kumar says the CrestClean stand sparked a lot of interest at the Waikato Principals’ Association Conference, bringing enquiries and some term cleans and one-off cleaning work. “It’s a great opportunity to get to know

Niza and Fredie Dela Cruz feel a sense of pride in that they have helped to make a little bit of history for Crest in the Waikato. Throughout New Zealand CrestClean has 34 different nationalities represented among our franchisees. And although there are Filipinos in other Crest regions throughout the country, the couple are Waikato’s

Residents are being urged to be on their guard to avoid a stinging start to summer. After a very mild winter, bugs and insects are already on the move with wasps emerging in ever increasing numbers, sparking a major warning from concerned officials. Waikato Regional Council is urging people to look out for wasps and

Bosses at Hamilton’s Ingham Hyundai have taken a real shine to CrestClean’s Lakshman Jetti in more ways than one. Not only has Lakshman impressed everyone by his cleaning, he’s shown a real talent for selling cars. After convincing several of his friends to purchase a Hyundai from the dealership, Lakshman was asked if he’d consider

The Waikato Principals’ Association Conference was a great networking opportunity, Waikato Regional Manager Nivitesh Kumar says. About 120 delegates attended the conference that was held at the Kingsgate Hotel on March 17. As part of CrestClean’s stand, bottles of Anti-Viral sanitiser and microfibre cloths were given out to attendees. “It went very well,” he says.

Here’s some comments from a local CrestClean customer: I have known Samy for over 12 years now, when we purchased the KPMG Centre in Hamilton, Paramount were the cleaners for the bathrooms and foyer. Samy was the incumbent contractor for the cleaning of the small common area and he was always conscientious, polite, hard working

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

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

Delegates from schools around the Waikato region could not praise CrestClean enough at the Waikato Principals’ Conference. The conference, held in October, attracted over 50 delegates from schools throughout the Waikato region. Waikato Regional Manager Nivitesh Kumar attended the two-day conference with Waikato/Bay of Plenty Quality Assurance Co-ordinator Jason Cheng. “It was a great opportunity

Waikato team members were out in force with a record turnout of over 40 franchisees who attended the annual team meeting held at Hamilton Marist Rugby Club on September 16. A number of awards including Certificates of Excellence and Long Service Awards were presented to franchisees. Narayana Chaganti’s five year commitment to Crest was recognised

Frankton Primary School pupils enjoy keeping their classrooms tidy. As part of CrestClean’s Cleanest Classroom Competition, four out of 33 classes in the school received a $25 Warehouse voucher for keeping their classrooms clean last term. To say ‘thank you’, Room 9 pupils wrote letters to Crest, thanking franchisees for cleaning their classroom and for

Delegates attending the Waikato Assistant Principal/Deputy Principal Conference could not praise CrestClean enough. The conference, which was held at Novotel Tainui in Hamilton on August 27 and 28, attracted 70 delegates from schools throughout the Waikato. CrestClean is a gold sponsor of the Waikato Assistant Principals/Deputy Principals Network and was one of 10 stallholders. Hamilton