Community News

  • CrestClean women inspired at...

    Some of CrestClean’s Auckland team had an early (and very inspiring) start to their day recently, attending the 10th annual Indicator Women in Sales Breakfast. Representing CrestClean were Megan Miles, Liezl Foxcroft, Nileshna Narayan, Rachel Fan-Wedding, and Tessa McKnight – who all had a fantastic time connecting with other women

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  • Karl’s mentoring Mondays make...

    Every Monday morning at 9 a.m., Karl Parker walks through the gates of Appleby School in Nelson, but he doesn’t have a mop or vacuum in hand. Instead, he’s equipped with a listening ear, ready to help a group of boys ease into the new school week. Since 2019, Karl’s

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  • Marie’s customer check-ins spark...

    With life moving at a hundred miles an hour, it’s easy to forget the simple things like checking in with customers to see how they’re doing. But for Timaru franchisee Marie Marave, taking that little bit of extra time recently proved worth it. Marie decided to touch base with her

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  • Indica and Jeewan say...

    After two years of working together, Indica Karaitiana and Jeewan Kumar recently said goodbye to one of their earliest and most valued customers, Ross King, Building Administrator at Hastings District Council.

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  • Binoy recognised as Team...

    Binoy Paily and his dedicated CrestClean teammates Anup Ganesh and Rajesh Choudary Kollu have been an integral part of the Kmart Distribution Centre in Hamilton since it opened in September 2023. The team takes great pride in maintaining the site to an exceptional standard and plays a key role in

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  • CrestClean supports the NZ...

    CrestClean has proudly sponsored new uniforms for the NZ Levuka Football Club – a team made up of talented young players aged 18 to 21, including the son of CrestClean franchise owner Praneel Prasad. Seeing a need for local representation in Waikato, Praneel took the initiative to form the team

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  • Top marks for CrestClean...

    Schools all around New Zealand love CrestClean, and it’s easy to see why! Our high-quality cleaning services create a healthier space for students and staff, with tailored solutions to meet each school’s unique needs. Whether it’s regular classroom cleaning, deep cleans, or maintaining high-traffic areas, we ensure every corner is

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  • CrestClean hosts annual NZPF...

    The annual New Zealand Principals’ Federation (NZPF) Gold Business Partners Meeting was recently held in the boardroom of CrestClean’s Auckland offices, marking another year of strong collaboration and shared goals. NZPF is a professional organisation that represents and supports educational leadership, influencing education policy at a national level. The meeting

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  • Big month of milestones...

    It’s a big month for Sumesh Sasi – and not just because he’s launching his very own CrestClean business. April 2025 marks two major milestones for the Hamilton-based entrepreneur. He’s expecting his second child and starting his journey as a franchise owner. “I am going to have two happy moments

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  • Kit’s thoughtful bin upgrade...

    Tauranga franchisee Kit Sison has been looking after Mount Maunganui College for almost four years, and in that time, he’s built a great relationship with the school. Wanting to give back to his valued customers, Kit came up with a simple yet thoughtful way to make a difference. He had

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  • Malcolm’s mission to reuse...

    At CrestClean’s distribution centre, sustainability isn’t just a buzzword – it’s a daily practice. Since May 1, 2018, Product Distribution Co-ordinator Malcolm Brown, who oversees packaging and distribution, has been reusing boxes to reduce waste. “Every time we receive freight, we store the boxes that are reusable and use it

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  • Madhu takes a break...

    For nearly two years, Dunedin franchise owner Madhu Mala was responsible for ensuring the facilities at NZ Blood were safe and sanitary for donors. Little did she know that her time there would lead to the life-changing decision to become a regular blood donor herself. At first, Madhu was a

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