More Stories

• Testimonial from NALCO Architectural Pro...

  

  NALCO is an award winning New Zealand designer, manufacturer and exporter of aluminium extrusions and extrusion-based building systems. They also import and distribute rolled and specialty extruded product for both local and overseas markets. There core business is providing a range of aluminium products and services to industry and servicing

  FULL STORY

• CrestClean South Auckland selected as a ...

  

  Congratulations to Viky Narayan and the team at CrestClean South Auckland who has been selected as a finalist in the Westpac Auckland South Business Awards. The pictures show Viky Narayan, CrestClean South Auckland’s Regional Director, accepting the finalist award at the Westpac Finalist Function at Villa Maria Estate, Mangere, on

  FULL STORY

• Public Health Warning: The threat of han...

  

  Monday 15 October marks “Global Handwashing Day”. Crest Clean would like to remind the public that with politicians continually making their way around the country, it is essential to wash your hands after meeting them to prevent the spread of political handwringing. “In New Zealand we can joke about simple

  FULL STORY

• Avondale Intermediate ‘Cleanest Classr...

  

  This picture shows franchisees Shalvin and Edran Raj, and the winning classroom for the Avondale Intermediate ‘Cleanest Classroom Award’ with their prize Pizzas.

  FULL STORY

• CrestClean Hosts Chamber of Commerce Bus...

  

  CrestClean Hutt Valley/Wairarapa are delighted to invite you to attend a Business After Five on Wednesday 19 September.

  FULL STORY

• 10 Years of Service Celebrated at Greenh...

  

  To mark the 10th year cleaning Greenhithe School, CrestClean has donated $600 to the School Library. The School receives excellent service from franchise owners Maike Kiteao and Valaau Kiteao. On the Friday of Book Week, CrestClean personnel including Auckland Regional Directors Caroline Wedding and Dries Mangnus, and franchisees Maike and

  FULL STORY

• Meet Ashneer Datt – Invercargill F...

  

  Ashneer Datt is a long way from home – Fiji to Auckland might be one thing. But Ashneer made a bold leap when he took his family to the deep south. Starting out on a new career path with Crest, Ashneer accepted Crest’s relocation offer in the process and moved

  FULL STORY

• Meet Mohammed and Sharina Khan, Palmerst...

  

  Even when doors close on people at times – determination, family support and help from Crest can open a new door and turn life around. In just a few months of taking on a Crest franchise, Sharina Bibi Khan is looking to a time when she can buy a house

  FULL STORY

• Pinakin and Falguniben Patel – Tau...

  

  From a humble $20,000 turnover business in Auckland to $180,000 business in Bay of Plenty with a great lifestyle. Pinakin and Falguniben Patel prove what can be achieved by hard working franchisees. Pinakin started his business almost seven years ago by purchasing a $20,000 turnover Crest package in Auckland. There

  FULL STORY

• Alistair and Mary McCormick – Dune...

  

  “After his fourth redundancy Alistair McCormick thought ‘bugger it’, I’ll do something on my own.” Now he and his wife Mary run a successful Crest franchise and are Crests only carpet cleaners in Dunedin, they have also recently expanded into specialised floor polishing and business is booming. Like many Crest

  FULL STORY

• Harry and Genevra Ficks – Invercar...

  

  Six years ago Harry and Genevra Ficks moved to New Zealand from South Africa. Little did they suspect that they would end up running their own business and turning over more than $100,000 pa in beautiful Invercargill. “Six years ago Harry and Genevra Ficks moved to New Zealand from South

  FULL STORY

• Heidi Harrald – Dunedin Franchisee

  

  ” Working at night, I didn’t like “. Heidi negotiated with clients to allow daytime cleaning, working around 10-15 hours, four days a week – with her staff handling night shifts. Life for Heidi and Quintin Harrald changed dramatically in December 2009 – a life-threatening workplace accident at a Dunedin

  FULL STORY