Facility programs for liquor stores.
Click and collect doors, vehicle impact, cool rooms and trading hours: the work that repeats across a liquor estate, run to one standard.
Nextage runs repeat facility work for liquor retailers across Australia: click and collect and drive up ramps, storefront bollards, cool room and refrigeration efficiency, and the maintenance every store needs. Each job is specified once, priced per site and closed out with a photo report.
What comes up
The work that repeats in liquor.
Click and collect and drive up doors
Pick up bays put a kerb or a threshold between the car and the counter. AS 1428.1 limits a threshold ramp to 1:8 over a 35 mm rise, and the certifier decides compliance, not the installer.
Read moreVehicle impact and ram raids
Two different risks: a car that rolls into the shopfront, and a deliberate ram raid. Nextage installs vehicle impact protection, not certified crash rated systems.
Read moreCool room and walk in doors
A door that stands open lets cold air fall out and warm air roll in. An air curtain is set for the opening, and measured at the door before and after.
Read moreTrading hours set the work window
A NSW bottle shop can trade 5 am to midnight Monday to Saturday and 10 am to 10 pm on Sunday, and cannot trade on Christmas Day or Good Friday. Work is scheduled around those hours or done in sections; a ramp goes in in under an hour.
Read moreSources, checked 24 Sep 2026: NSW Government, packaged liquor licence: standard trading hours
On file. Across all our clients: ramps at more than 50 stores and more than 2,000 bollards at more than 300 sites. Here is a real completion report from a liquor store ramp, client details blurred. See it
Services
What we run for liquor.
Storefront protection & bollards
Vehicle impact protection for shopfronts, entries and pedestrian edges. Specified once, audited, then staged across the fleet.
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Refrigeration & door energy efficiency
Aerofoil blades on refrigeration cabinets and air curtains at cool room and entry doors. Measured on site before capital is committed, then staged across the estate.
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Commercial flooring
Vinyl, tile, epoxy and entry matting, replaced or repaired across the fleet, including trip hazard and slip risk fixes.
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Commercial air conditioning & HVAC maintenance
Scheduled servicing, breakdown repairs and replacement programs for store air conditioning, by licensed technicians, recorded per unit.
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Commercial switchboard upgrades
Old boards, missing RCDs and no room for new load, assessed across the fleet and upgraded by licensed electricians to one standard.
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Pressure cleaning & exterior washing
High pressure cleaning of shopfronts, footpaths, trolley bays, car parks, loading docks and building exteriors, with wash water managed where the rules require.
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LED lighting upgrades
Sales floor, back of house, signage and car park lighting moved to LED across the fleet, to one fitting and colour standard.
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Commercial roofing & gutters
Roof inspections, leak repairs, gutter and downpipe cleaning and roof safety access across store fleets, by height safety trained crews.
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Commercial signage installation & maintenance
Pylon, fascia, illuminated, wayfinding and safety signage, installed, repaired and relamped across the fleet.
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Commercial painting & graffiti removal
Store repaint programs to the brand colour specification, and graffiti removal and protective coatings for shopfronts and car park walls.
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Commercial pest control
Scheduled pest management, callouts, bird and rodent control across store fleets, by licensed pest technicians with a service record per site.
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Click and collect ramps
Custom vehicle and accessibility ramps for drive up and click and collect doors. Measured on site, made to the door, installed and photographed.
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Reactive & preventative maintenance
Reactive call outs, make safe, planned preventative maintenance and general repairs across the store fleet, through one accountable team.
Read moreFAQ
About liquor programs
Can one supplier run ramps and bollards across a liquor estate?
Yes. Both are run the same way: an audit of the sites, one frozen specification, a price per site staged to the capital cycle, and a completion report per store.
Are your bollards crash rated?
No. Nextage installs vehicle impact protection. Certified crash rated work is tested to standards such as IWA 14, PAS 68 or ASTM F2656 and is a different job.
When can works be done at a NSW bottle shop?
Outside standard trading, which for a packaged liquor licence is 5 am to midnight Monday to Saturday and 10 am to 10 pm on Sunday, or in sections during trading. Stores cannot trade on Christmas Day or Good Friday.
Guides
Worth reading first
Ramps
Threshold ramps at store entrances, and what AS 1428.1 asks for
What AS 1428.1 says about threshold, step and kerb ramps, how it applies at a retail doorway, and how to fix uneven thresholds across a store fleet.
Read the guide
Bollards
Ram raids, reversing cars and shopfront bollards
How Australian retailers choose shopfront protection: accidental impact versus ram raids, crash rated versus impact bollards, and what drives the cost.
Read the guide
Energy efficiency
Air curtains at cool room and entry doors: what they do, and why the saving has to be measured
How an air curtain cuts cold air loss at cool room and store entry doors, why it has to be set up for the opening, and why to measure first.
Read the guide
Ramps Composite example
Worked example: click and collect door ramps, measured door by door
A composite worked example of a click and collect ramp program: every door measured, grouped by rise under AS 1428.1, one kit per group, photo close out.
Read the exampleStart with one site.
Prove the pack, then call off the rest.