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Holiday parks in the UK are ramping up to meet increased demand this summer as war in the Middle East makes holidaymakers nervous over travelling further afield.
Holiday parks face considerations outside those of most residential operators, including getting cleaning solutions from caravans and chalets simply and efficiently. One national holiday park in Norfolk is getting caravan cleaning turned around in good time thanks to Acle-based Hugh Crane Cleaning Equipment.
Asked to supply a cleaning system that could manage both the cleaning of carpets and upholstery, Sales Manager William Crane recommended the Steempro Powermax for its reliability and ease of use.
William said: “I knew that due to its robust build the Steempro was ideal for the holiday park cleaning team, as they often have to push the machine between caravans and chalets across sometimes uneven ground. The goal of the Steempro Powermax was to reduce the lifting of the smaller machines in and out of the caravans by running the extra hose lengths. This has prevented operator fatigue, machine damage and dramatically improved their cleaning standards.”
Along with the Sapphire Upholstery Pro quick dry tool, they also improved their drying times and, therefore, turnaround times on the upholstery cleaning, which was a major issue for them.
William took one of the machines for an on-site demonstration at one of their parks, and promptly received an order for several units along with accessories such as extension hoses and upholstery cleaning tools.
Principle Cleaning joins Churchill Group
Churchill Group has welcomed Principle Cleaning into its group of businesses.
With more than 37 years of experience, a strong reputation and deep expertise across London’s landmark buildings, Principle and Churchill’s Portfolio business will merge. This will see the Principle brand continue, with Churchill’s Portfolio brand transitioning into it over the coming months.
Churchill’s employee-owned structure was a key factor in Principle’s decision to join the group and merge with Portfolio, ensuring its people remain central to future success.
This integration strengthens and simplifies Churchill’s specialist cleaning capability in London, creating a more innovative and enhanced offer for clients under a single, unified brand.
James Bradley, Group CEO of Churchill Group, said: “Principle has been a respected name in our sector for decades. What immediately stood out was the cultural alignment between our two businesses, our shared
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The Steempro Powermax is one of Prochem’s best-known and well-regarded carpet and fabric extraction cleaning machines, boasting a 35L solution tank, twin 5.7” vacuum motors and a powerful 200psi pump.
William added: “Looking ahead, we anticipate business growth from the UK leisure sector as operators prepare for more consumer demand in the coming months, and consequently face increased need for cleaning and hygiene of these environments.”
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focus on people, on doing the right thing and on building meaningful client partnerships. Bringing Principle into our employee-owned group means we can create even greater opportunity for our teams and deliver an even stronger specialist service for our clients for the long-term. This is two of London’s best cleaning providers coming together to become something even better.”
Douglas Cooke, Executive Chairman, Principle Cleaning, added: “Building Principle over the past 37 years has been an immense privilege. From the very beginning, we centred our work on people, the colleagues who brought their expertise and dedication, and the customers who trusted us to care for their environments.
“As we looked to the future, finding the right home for Principle mattered deeply. Churchill’s commitment to people, quality and employee ownership aligns completely with the values on which Principle was built. Their specialist focus and their culture make this a natural and positive next step.”
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