Towman Towing is a new local 24/7 business with local rates from $65+GST servicing Christchurch, Kaiapoi and wider North Canterbury area. Contact Steve 027 2665206 for a free-no obligation quote. No job too big or too small.
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Specialising in Jump starts, Unlocks, Small Machinery, Classic cars, Hot Rods, vehicle recovery.
‘ Teppanyaki ‘ is a style of cooking, that uses an iron griddle to cook food.
The word teppanyaki is derived from teppan (鉄板), which means iron plate, and yaki (焼き), means grilled. Our chef cooks various seafood, cuts of beef, chicken and fresh vegetables in front of customers.
Techsure Engineering 2015 Ltd is a Christchurch-based engineering company with full workshop facilities, running their main offices and workshop from Kaiapoi, North Canterbury. They offer a complete range of structural, maintenance and project management services to Kaiapoi, Canterbury and the wider South Island.
With more than 30 years experience Techsure Engineering has worked on major projects with industry leaders.
We can hire you a caravan for short or long term as an extra room, delivered 7 days a week to your address from just $50pw. One to four berth caravans. Some of our caravans have cooking facilities others are simply a bedroom on wheels. Insulated sleepouts also available for hire for longer periods (over 6 months) for $70pw plus $300 delivery. All units are wired with lights and power points, have current electrical WOF’s and smoke alarms.
Short or longterm Caravan Hire
Ideal extra bedroom for a flatmate, boarder, family member, rebuild worker, staff member, or to add another room to your rental property
Portable Accommodation
All our caravans and sleepouts are delivered to your address
Stay onsite while your repairs are done – look after your pets and keep an eye on the builders!
Japanese Teppanyaki restaurant in Kaiapoi ‘ Teppanyaki ‘ is a style of cooking, that uses an iron griddle to cook food. The word teppanyaki is derived from teppan (鉄板), which means iron plate, and yaki (焼き), means grilled. Our chef cooks various seafood, cuts of beef, chicken and fresh vegetables in front of customers.
Specialists in drainage and excavation works, with experience of a wide range of projects – from large commercial works to residential jobs. We have worked on extensive water reticulation and drainage projects throughout North Canterbury.
We work throughout Canterbury transforming new and aged surfaces. We paint your interiors using brush, roller and spray. We spray fences, decks, pergolas, retaining walls, houses, garages and any other outdoor structures.
We provide a moss removal and water blasting service, to transform aged fences, driveways and paths.
At Toplines Painting We:
Visit every client to assist and advise, so you can get the look you are after
Communication is the key, we won’t waste your time waiting for us
Give a detailed written quote, so you know there will never be any surprises
Are competitively priced
Have a friendly, highly-professional team
Use the best quality painting and staining products
Work in with builders and landscapers
Take extra care of your gardens and plantings
COMPREHENSIVEPAINTERS,MOSS KILLING& WATER BLASTINGSPEICALISTS
a local Kaiapoi painting company, we tackle anything, big, small, interior, exterior, fences, decks, pergolas, decks, etc etc. We waterblast and spray for moss/lichen on roofs, paths, walls etc. We can plaster, wallpaper, paint and stain to number just a few things we can do. We use airless spraying as well as the traditional brush and roller. We employ two local people as well as my husband Tim Morris. His contact details are: 027 299 3419 email: info@toplines.co.nz or our freephone: 0800 101 362. We have a facebook page https://www.facebook.com/toplinespainting/ as well as a website: www.toplines.co.nz. We are proud to be part of the local community and wish to get out there and help transform individuals homes and work places. We would offer all local Waimakarariri residents a 10% discount on any waterblasting for the months of November and December.
The Little Leather Co. was born in 2013, in a city still getting back on its feet after devastating earthquakes two years prior. With a declining leather industry set back even further by the Christchurch earthquakes, Little Leather set out to produce something new and exciting and to keep skills alive in an aging workforce.
Worldwide, fashion is a typically homogenised, mass produced industry, pumping out items that will last one season. Little Leather isn’t concerned with fashion. It’s about style. Every Little Leather piece is made to order and carefully constructed to last beyond trends.
All Little Leather bags are designed and made from it’s small workshop just north of Christchurch, New Zealand. Using beautiful, quality leather from around the world, and fur only from NZ, Little Leather crafts leather bags that are unique, functional, well made and designed to stand the test of time.
We are a small company passionate about growing high quality, organic herbs which we handcraft into herbal teas, herbal blends and herbal skin products.
Hi, I’m Cathy, I founded Tuahiwi Herbs because I am passionate about growing herbs and using them in ways that enhance their healing properties. I particularly like blending herbal teas as there is such a wide range of flavours and medicinal benefits to be gained from a well blended tea.
I have always been interested in growing and using herbs and starting growing my first herb garden when I was a teenager. I completed an apprenticeship in herbal medicine and since then have been growing herbs for herbal teas and products.
I believe that the healing properties of herbs can only be harnessed by using herbs grown in the best conditions for each plant without using toxic chemicals. If you are using herbs for their medicinal benefits, then it is very important to know how and where the herbs were grown. My herbal teas and herbal products use only herbs that I have grown on my own property in Tuahiwi, North Canterbury, or wild crafted locally.
Allan and Andrea have been creating our garden of sculptures since 1993. We started with a bare paddock . Today it is an established garden with paths and ponds and full of art at every turn. Allan O’Loughlin is a sculptor of steel. He has created the most amazing collection of his sculptures /art you’ll see in a garden setting. It is unique,quirky and entertaining. There are sitting areas throughout, a grand table under a massive steel chandelier, all created by Allan. When you visit you are welcome to bring a picnic and relax in the shelter of our garden. “The Rusty Acre” has been developed mainly due to my passion for home decor and restyling furniture , I just like nice things. I am a registered nurse and have a busy job in a operating theatre, The Rusty Acre gives me that chance to free my spirit and to express to myself. My shop is full of beautiful home items, soaps, candles, jewelry, french furniture and personally collected brocante items. I love the feeling you have when you buy something special and it gives you that nice feeling inside every time you look / smell or touch it. I hope to offer that to my customers when they visit The Rusty Acre.
“Locals Tips” for things to do in Kaiapoi Cruise on the River Queen with your friends or family on scheduled sailings or book a private function for your work or social club adding on the catering option that suits your needs. Kaiapoi Food Forest, ideal for picnics and foraging for fresh seasonal fruit, veggies, berries and herbs. Love shoes visit Shoe Therapy and The Footwear Outlet you will not be disappointed with the selections. CBK Kaiapoi Craft Beer & Kitchen is famous for its Skillet Cookie, a great dessert after one of their stone grills. Visiting the Ruataniwha centre, home of the library, museum and Art on the Quay which hosts exhibitions of local art is always a great idea during inclement weather or a lazy day. There is wide range of eateries in town, Mongolian, Chinese, Indian, Japanese, Thai, European cuisine, Sushi, Teppanyaki – plus loads of takeaways, something for everyones taste. Each of the local cafes have their own unique feel ie. Paris for the Weekend lovely hand baked scones and high teas, located just by the river in the old railway station, Red Eight is famous for its great cabinet food & sweet treats, Rivertown cafe, spacious family friendly and yummy food, Coffee Culture, delicious snacks and desserts accompany a great range of hot and cold drinks, Urban Revival Freshly baked muffins and scones each morning. Blackwells Department store, a family business since 1871 with a wonderful selection of goods from fashion to homeware and everything in-between. Craze fashion sale rack is always worth browsing through, The Kaiapoi Florist and Love your Home filled with a wonderment of loveliness, if you are into Op shopping you have lots to chose from in Kaiapoi. Woodford Glen operates between October to March if you love the smell of fuel and loud engines roar around the track. Trousellot park, Skate park, playground, beautiful rose garden wonderful for the kids to play and have fun. Walking or biking head down either side of rivers stop bank “local tip” electric bikes can be hired at Five Peaks Brew Co. You will find Obelisks decorated by local artists, lakes filled with birdlife, Honda Forest, from the Manderville walking bridge you may see people hiring boats from Kore boat hire, rowers on the river an abundance of natures beauty. Kaiapoi Farmers Market – Saturday mornings opposite New World, next to Paris For The Weekend. Aqualand – Newest Inflatable Aquapark, an awesome but strenuous inflatable water park course. Enjoy discovering Kaiapoi
Aqualand is an awesome but strenuous inflatable water park course. All participants must have strength, stamina and fitness and be able to swim confidently. head to Courtney Drive
https://www.aqualand.co.nz/
The Arts Trail allows you to easily visit working artist studios, see pieces at the start or midway through the creative process, talk to the Artists, and understand what their thinking is behind the artwork. It’s a great way to get out into the country, meet new people and watch them work.
