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A strong relationship with customers has been one of Rakesh Bhan’s keys to running a successful business. “It takes time to build relationships with customers. I always communicate with them. That is one of the keys to running a successful business.” The longest-serving Tauranga franchisee, who looks after 19 contracts, will celebrate 10 years in

Nelson franchisees Colin and Linda Bartlett enjoyed seeing the value the CrestClean LeslieRugby Junior Rugby Coaching Programme session provided junior rugby players and coaches. The coaching session was held at Sports Park in Motueka. The programme is aimed at junior rugby coaches and/or parents who are interested in coaching the game in the future. It

Birchville School has moved forward thanks to Daler Singh, Hanspreet Hari and Navneet Kaur’s commitment to providing an excellent cleaning and caretaking service. The Upper Hutt team took over the school’s cleaning service in November last year and they have made a sizable impression, Principal Simon Kenny says. “They do a fantastic job,” he says.

Pure Water Window Cleaning is becoming increasingly popular among businesses in Tauranga. The service provides cost effective window cleaning solutions for buildings up to 4 stories high. Carbon fibre poles and pure water technology is used to clean external windows. Carbon fibre poles can to extend to 10 metres, which allow personnel to clean high

Sharing different things that have improved their business were one of the many discussion topics at the Hutt Valley team meeting. The meeting was held at Wholly Bagels in Lower Hutt. “There were a number of topics discussed throughout the meeting; Health and Safety was one of these. We discussed our internal communication, teamwork and

Nelson franchisees Colin and Linda Bartlett sponsored a hole at the Lower Moutere School Golf Tournament. The inaugural tournament was held at the Motueka Golf Course on April 10. Colin and Linda sponsored a barbecue breakfast before the 18-hole Ambrose Golf Tournament started as well as a gift basket, which was part of a raffle

Room 3 at Methven School are tidy kiwis. At the end of each day throughout Term 1, pupils spent time cleaning up their classroom. As a result of their hard work, they won the CrestClean Cleanest Classroom competition for Term 1. The class enjoyed pizza for lunch as their reward. Cleanest Classroom competitions are held

Three lucky principals are thrilled they won a set of rugby balls for their school after they attended the Wellington Primary Principal’s Association Conference. As part of CrestClean’s stand, 126 principals entered the draw to win a set of nine rugby balls for their school. The winners were Northland School, Discovery School and Fraser Crescent

South Canterbury Regional Manager Robert Glenie is looking forward to passing on the skills and drills he has learnt at the CrestClean LeslieRugby Junior Rugby Coaching Programme to his junior rugby team. About 15 coaches and 30 kids attended the session that was held at Alpine Energy Stadium in Timaru.   The programme is aimed

Tauranga franchisees Eva and Brad Gordon, Christina Yoon, Woo-Sung Lee and Rudy Yoon decided to trade their cleaning equipment for fishing rods and bait. The Tauranga franchisees enjoyed a successful day out fishing and caught enough Kahawai, Snapper and Trevally for dinner. It was Christina and Rudy’s first time fishing. “We loved it. We had

Room 16 and Room 11 pupils at Bluestone School in Timaru achieved their goal of winning the first CrestClean Cleanest Classroom competition for Term 1. As a reward for their hard work, pupils were treated to a pizza lunch. Cleanest Classroom competitions are held at many of the 262 schools that are cleaned by Crest

CrestClean South Auckland has sponsored Mauku School’s annual Fun Run. Regional Manager Viky Narayan donated five rugby balls, which will be used as one of the many spot prizes for competitors at the April 10 event. “It is the first time we have sponsored this event,” he says. “Funds raised from the event will go