News

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

Saint Paul’s Catholic School ‘Kotuku’ classroom pupils ended Term 1 on a high with a pizza celebration lunch. The pizza lunch, put on by CrestClean Nelson franchisees Melanie and Robyn Fern, was a reward for having the Cleanest Classroom in the whole school. CrestClean’s Cleanest Classroom competitions are held at many of the 262 schools

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.

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

Investing in a carpet cleaning machine has paid off for Nadeem Mohammad and Rima Naidu. “Our carpet cleaning machine has provided an added value to the service that we can offer our customers,” Nadeem says. The Hawkes Bay franchisees, who have been with Crest for two years, enjoy the challenge that comes with carpet cleaning.

Investing in modern technology is one of the best business decisions Patel Varun has made. The Auckland West franchisee, who has been with Crest for three years, purchased an auto scrubber machine to help him clean polished floors. Patel looks after a customer in Glenfield where most of the premises’ floor area is polished concrete.

Rakesh and Reshma Shetty always go the extra mile for their customers. “We do monthly catch-ups with our customers so they know who we are and we always let them know if there are any changes. It’s important to make sure they are always happy,” she says. The Christchurch South franchisees have been with Crest

Over 100 junior rugby coaches, players and parents eager to learn skills and drills to improve their junior rugby game turned out in full force at the New Plymouth round of the CrestClean LeslieRugby Junior Rugby Coaching Programme. Coaching sessions were held at Yarrow Stadium on April 4 and New Plymouth Boys’ High School on