Facility programs for shopping centres.
Screens, car parks, roofs and common areas, with inductions sorted before anyone arrives.
Nextage works in Australian shopping centres as owner's representative on large format digital screens, and runs car park, roofing, cleaning and maintenance work to one standard. Contractor platform and induction requirements are cleared before site access.
What comes up
The work that repeats in shopping centres.
Screens with three owners
The centre, the media operator and the asset owner each assume someone else fixes a dark screen. A working path needs one report point, spares, inducted technicians and a written close out.
Read moreInductions and contractor platforms
Centres run contractors through platforms. Nextage is registered on LinkSafe, Rapid Global and Pegasus, and confirms each client's requirements before access.
Read moreWho repairs what in a centre
Under most NSW leases the tenant handles non structural repairs and the landlord structural ones, but leases often do not say who replaces equipment the landlord supplied. Settling that before a program starts decides who pays for each job.
Read moreCentre car parks
Shopping centre bays are user class 3A under AS/NZS 2890.1: a 90 degree bay is 2.6 m by 5.4 m with a 6.6 m aisle, or 2.7 m by 5.4 m with a 6.2 m aisle.
Read moreSources, checked 24 Sep 2026: NSW Small Business Commissioner, managing the lease: repairs and damage
On file. Aftercare on more than 10 shopping centre screens, taken over as the fleet stands, with each visit closed out in writing. See it
Services
What we run for shopping centres.
Car park & external works
Line marking, pedestrian safety treatments, access and related car park packages, scoped and staged like every other Nextage pack.
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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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Digital screens & retail media assets
Specification, installation coordination and standing aftercare for large format digital advertising assets in retail centres.
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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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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 shopping centres programs
Are you a media company?
No. On screen work Nextage specifies, installs and acts as owner's representative alongside media and centre partners. It does not sell advertising.
Is the tenant or the centre responsible for repairs?
It depends on the lease. The NSW Small Business Commissioner says a tenant is generally responsible for non structural repairs and the landlord for structural repairs, and advises telling the landlord in writing as soon as damage is found.
Who fixes a dark screen in a centre?
Whoever the contract names. Where nobody is named, it sits between the centre, the media operator and the asset owner, which is why the path should be agreed before a fault.
Guides
Worth reading first
Screens & media
Who fixes a dark shopping centre screen?
Why centre digital screens stay dark, who owns the fault between centre, media operator and licence holder, and what a working aftercare path needs.
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Car park & external
Car park bay sizes and wheel stops under AS/NZS 2890.1
Shopping centre bay widths, aisle widths and wheel stop heights under AS/NZS 2890.1, and what drives the cost of remarking a fleet of car parks.
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Screens & media Composite example
Worked example: a shopping centre LED screen with dark patches, from fault to fixed
A composite worked example of fixing dark patches on a shopping centre LED screen: triage, sourcing matched modules, inducted access and written close out.
Read the exampleRoofing & gutters
How often do commercial gutters and box gutters need cleaning?
How often commercial gutters need clearing, what AS/NZS 3500.3 requires of a box gutter, and why a blocked box gutter floods the shop rather than the wall.
Read the guideStart with one site.
Prove the pack, then call off the rest.