Businesses finding a home
A variety of businesses are finding space to expand at the new Three Parks community and commercial precinct in Wanaka.
A wide assortment of companies have been able to develop the perfect location for their operation within the new development.
A leading Wanaka law firm were enjoying new premises at Three Parks. Office manager Hannah Roy said Fyfe Karamaena were not your typical lawyers.
‘‘They don’t wear suits or use fancy legal language to deliver you straightforward and sensible legal solutions,’’ she said.
Experienced, practical and thorough, Fyfe Karamaena were a trusted, experienced law firm renowned for offering quality advice across a range of areas including property, commercial, family, wills and estates, trusts and employment law.
After 37 years in business, local insurance experts Summit Financial Group were proud to support Central Otago families and businesses. Director and general manager Corinne Mudge said it had unrivalled claims support and professional advice on risk insurances.
The group were based in both Cromwell and Wanaka, ‘‘supporting the great enterprises and families that make Central Otago the amazing place it is’’.
The team at Christie Brothers Building were excited to be moving into their brand new premises in Three Parks. Brothers Matt and Brad had over 30 years of experience between them and had been crafting beautiful homes in Wanaka for five years, they said.
If you need anything washed then The Washstation catered for your needs said owner Kassandra Jackson. It featured an auto carwash, DIY jetwashes, vacuum bays and even a laundromat. The Washstation also had Wanaka’s only dogwash – with the K9000 Dogwash you can shampoo, condition, flea treat, and blowdry your dog with ease.
Eliot Drake of Wai Innovation said its mission wasn’t just making stuff, ‘‘it’s engaging our next generation with STEAM subjects through handson learning’’. Wai Innovation specialised in waterjet cutting, 3D printing, product design, and reverse engineering.
‘‘We can cut any material, any thickness, into any shape; even existing parts.’’
Tia Chesser of Yamaha Powersports said the new dealership in Three Parks serviced all your motorcycle and WaveRunner needs.
‘‘We stock a range of parts and accessories, along with a selection of new onroad and offroad bikes, ATV, Side X Sides, generators, and WaveRunners.
‘‘With a fully catered workshop onsite, our mechanic and manager Callum Allison, with over 10 years’ experience, is here to assist you.’’
The IT Centre (formerly
Wanaka Computers) has been supporting Wanaka’s IT needs since 2002. In 2019, having outgrown their old premises, they were one of the first businesses to move in to Three Parks and subsequently had expanded to support organisations from Northland to Dunedin as well as Central Otago.
The team of seven Wanaka locals provided all IT related services from advice and consultancy, cloud services, disaster recovery and security reviews, hardware and software procurement, wired and wireless networking, implementation and ongoing support.
Clark Campbell of Affinity Funerals was delighted with their new premises on 7 McCormick St. They were looking forward to providing personalised care from direct cremation, burials and intimate family gatherings, to larger funerals both in Wanaka and throughout the Central Otago region.
‘‘Every funeral is a unique event, a tribute to your loved one and an opportunity to express love and respect for the deceased and begin the healing process,’’ he said.