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Mandeep Kamboj and Navjot Noria are Tauranga’s New Franchisees of the Year for 2015. The brother and sister franchise team have been with Crest for six months and have already impressed their customers with their work ethic, commitment and dedication to their job. “We are very happy that we joined Crest. It was a good

Timaru franchisees Jaydeep Patel, Kirti Patel, Pauline Lyons and Harsh Patel attended a three day Module 1 training course. The course covered Health and Safety, chemical preparation, safe use and safe storage of equipment. Practical task training included mopping, vacuuming, window and wall washing, damp wiping and polishing. Communications and security were also covered. The

Nelson and Blenheim Crest teams enjoyed learning more about Indian culture, customs and etiquette. Nelson franchisees Sameeta Kumar and Nischal Lal invited franchisees to spend a day at their home learning about their culture. Regional Manager Barbara de Vries says everyone had a great time. “It was interesting and everyone was grateful for the opportunity

Hawkes Bay had a lot to celebrate at the Christmas party. “New teams were welcomed, franchisees received Certificates of Excellence, Long Service Awards and the New Franchise of the Year and Franchise of the Year were announced,” Regional Manager Abby Latu says. The end of year celebration was held at the Thirsty Whale. “We had

CrestClean Hutt Valley has received high praise from valued client, Aqui-S. Franchisees Gurpal Singh and Rana Kaur have been cleaning Aqui-S since September 2015. Aqui-S office administrator Olga Likhatcheva provided the following comments: To meet all of the strict requirements of the industry, high cleaning standards are an important contributing factor. The cleaning at Aqui-S

Four Rotorua franchisees will be recognised for going “the extra mile” with a Certificate of Excellence. Gurpreet Singh, Amarinder Kaur, Huykim Cheng and Phong Ang Chan Thean Lim completed a term clean at Westbrook School over the holidays. The term clean included high and low dusting; the walls and windows were cleaned, the floors were

CrestClean Invercargill’s talent was put under the spotlight at the Christmas party. Held on Saturday, December 12, about 90 franchisees and their families helped celebrate another successful year – with a twist. “This year was different. We held a special event CrestClean has got Talent,” Invercargill Regional Manager Glenn says. “Franchisees and their families provided

West Auckland Franchisee Nilesh Sharma supported Hospice West Auckland’s Santa Cause. “I always support my customers where I can. I took part in Santa Cause – their annual fundraiser that celebrates the gift of Christmas giving in workplaces in December,” he says. “They are a great organisation to be involved with. They are always really

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.

CrestClean’s Tauranga team enjoyed the end of year Christmas party. “It went well,” Regional Manager Jan Lichtwark says. As part of end of year celebrations, franchisees and their families played bowls, caught up with the rest of the team and enjoyed a barbecue. “Everyone really enjoyed themselves. It was a nice afternoon,” he says. Jan

Room 3 children at Waimataitai School are enjoying the sports equipment they received from Crest in recognition of their efforts. Room 3 children were the lucky winners of Crest’s Cleanest Classroom Award. CrestClean’s Cleanest Classroom competitions are held at many of the 262 schools that are cleaned by Crest franchisees. The classroom that is kept

A stingray jumping out of the water was captured on video onboard the CrestClean Amphibious Microlight on Sunday. How to avoid prosecution if a delivery person is injured on your work premises. Pilot Derek Holmes spent the day flying around Waihi Beach. As he was taking off from Tanners Point in Katikati, his video camera,