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Time Business News
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- Automotive
- Time Business News
From Canada to Your Car: How Cleancy and World-Class Detailer Moris Are Elevating Car Care in India
In a move that's shaking up the car care industry in India, Cleancy Car Wash has joined hands with one of the world's finest car detailers—Moris, a renowned automotive detailing expert from Canada with over 20 years of experience in ceramic coating, paint protection, and luxury car detailing. This collaboration brings global standards of automotive care to Indian driveways, and it all started with one game-changing meeting. Atif Pasha, the founder of Cleancy Car Care Services, first met Moris during a trip to Canada. A passionate entrepreneur and car enthusiast, Atif was instantly captivated by the level of precision, professionalism, and finesse Moris delivered in every vehicle he touched. Whether it was a vintage classic or a high-end sports car, Moris approached each detailing session as an art form. 'At that moment, I knew this was the benchmark India needed,' says Atif. 'People in cities like Bangalore want their cars to shine—not just look clean but feel like new. And no one I had seen did it better than Moris.' That encounter became the inspiration to bring international-grade detailing services to India under the Cleancy brand. Moris is more than a detailer—he's a perfectionist. For two decades, he's built a name across Canada for his flawless ceramic coating applications, luxury detailing packages, and deep restoration work. His clientele includes exotic car owners, auto collectors,who trust him with their prized possessions. What makes Moris special? Unmatched Attention to Detail : Every scratch, swirl, and imperfection gets his full attention. : Every scratch, swirl, and imperfection gets his full attention. Master of Ceramic Coating : He's among the few certified experts globally for multiple premium ceramic coating brands. : He's among the few certified experts globally for multiple premium ceramic coating brands. Detailing Educator: He has trained dozens of detailers across North America and now—the Cleancy crew in India. Rather than outsourcing services or hiring from outside, Cleancy made a bold move—Moris personally trained Cleancy's Captain Crew, the professionals who now perform detailing and coating services across Bangalore. From body panel prep to advanced buffing, interior steam cleaning to applying 9H ceramic coating, Cleancy's team has been taught the same techniques Moris uses in his Canadian studio. The result? A level of service that's rarely seen in India. 'We wanted to make sure our customers aren't just getting a service—they're getting Moris-level quality,' says Atif. 'That's why our entire crew is trained in-house. It's the only way to maintain consistently high standards.' With Moris' legacy now embedded in Cleancy's DNA, customers in Bangalore are discovering what true car detailing looks like: Multi-stage polishing for deep gloss and clarity for deep gloss and clarity Premium ceramic coatings that protect for years, not months that protect for years, not months Steam-powered interior detailing for a deep, hygienic clean for a deep, hygienic clean Attention to every inch—from engine bay to tailpipe The buzz is growing. Luxury car owners, car lovers, and even regular commuters are lining up to book Cleancy's premium packages. 'It's like my car just rolled out of a high-end showroom,' one BMW owner said after a recent ceramic coat session. From a chance meeting in Canada to setting new standards in India, the story of Cleancy and Moris is more than a business venture—it's a mission to elevate how cars are treated. Backed by one of the world's best detailers and driven by in-house excellence, Cleancy isn't just washing cars—it's restoring pride in every vehicle they touch. Ready to experience world-class detailing in your city? Book a premium service today at Cleancy and see why Bangalore's car owners are choosing nothing but the best. TIME BUSINESS NEWS
Business Journals
25-04-2025
- Business
- Business Journals
A building in San Francisco's trendy Jackson Square is heading to foreclosure auction
By submitting your information you are agreeing to our Privacy Policy and User Agreement . Join the San Francisco Business Times to unlock even more insights! It's a chance to own a piece of San Francisco's hottest neighborhood downtown. A four-story mixed-use building with debt issues in the trendy Jackson Square neighborhood could soon become available to the highest bidder. Per a recent public notice, the building at 244 Jackson St. is heading to a foreclosure auction next week after the owner's failure to remedy debt obligations stemming from a $13.6 million loan that matured in July. The auction will be held on Thursday, May 8 at 1:30 p.m. outside the Memorial Court gates between 301 and 401 Van Ness Ave. GET TO KNOW YOUR CITY Find Local Events Near You Connect with a community of local professionals. Explore All Events The building owner, Roth Jackson LLC, an entity registered to father-son pair Moris and David Herscowitz, originally bought the 30,000-square-foot property in 2018 for $33 million. Its debt secured by the building has ballooned to $15.8 million with penalties and interest, per the auction notice. The owners had expected to sell the building late last year in a deal that ultimately fell apart when the would-be buyer tried to renegotiate terms. The building, which is entirely vacant, is alternatively addressed as 220 Jackson St. or 230 Jackson St. Appraisers in July 2024 estimated the building's worth as $13.3 million, below the value of the owners' $13.6 million loan. Roth Jackson's loan guaranteed by the building was underwritten when the property was valued at $21.3 million with 100% occupancy. As my colleague Sarah Klearman wrote in December, the building could still be acquired by a third party or at auction, including by Roth Jackson's lenders, which could credit any bid on the property against the outstanding debt. If the lender bids and wins, it could then decide to flip the building for sale at a lower price than acquisition — a scenario that has played out several times already in postpandemic downtown San Francisco. Roth Jackson has not disclosed the price it might have been seeking for the building previously. JLL, which previously marketed the building for Roth Jackson, did not immediately respond to a request for comment on the building's auction status and latest market. Jackson Square, meanwhile, has been a bright spot for downtown San Francisco with high-profile investments such as Shvo's $1 billion bet on the Transamerica Pyramid, former Apple designer Jony Ive's new real estate spree, and Aphotic chef Peter Hemsley's new building. Roughly three blocks from 244 Jackson, another deal in the low $30 million range was executed for 500 Washington St.
