Store flooring replaced and repaired to one specification.
Vinyl, tile, epoxy and entry matting, replaced or repaired across the fleet, including trip hazard and slip risk fixes.
Commercial flooring work covers replacing, repairing and upgrading the floors in a store: vinyl, tiles, epoxy and polished concrete, entry matting, and fixing trip and slip hazards. Nextage runs flooring across Australian retail fleets to one product and finish specification, priced per site and installed after hours so the store keeps trading.
The problem
- Cracked tiles and lifting vinyl become trip hazards long before anyone funds a new floor.
- Each store gets a different floor, so the brand looks different from door to door.
- Flooring work is scheduled around trading, and trading never stops.
What's included
- Floor condition survey with photos and measured areas
- One product, colour and finish specification for the fleet
- Repairs to trip hazards, cracked tiles and lifting edges
- Replacement in vinyl, tile, epoxy or polished concrete
- Entry matting sized to the doorway
- After hours installation in sections, with a photo report per site
Public liability insurance: $20 million.
Program shape
How the work runs
Same order every time. The order is what makes site 40 match site 1.
Survey
Measure the areas and record the condition, store by store.
Fix the hazards first
Trip and slip risks are made safe before the big work is funded.
Lock the specification
Product, colour and finish chosen once.
Price per site
Stage the replacement across capital cycles.
Install after hours
In sections, so the floor is open again for trading.
A good fit
- Retail fleets with ageing floors and repeat trip hazards
- Refresh programs that need a consistent floor finish
- Stores that cannot close for flooring work
Not a fit
- Residential flooring
- Structural slab repairs
- Decorative or bespoke feature floors
Photos
One aisle, old floor and new
Stained, patched concrete in a convenience store aisle, then the same aisle on the new floor. We replace floors in sections after close so the store keeps trading.


FAQ
About commercial flooring
Can a store floor be replaced without closing?
Usually. The work is done after hours and in sections, so each area is ready before trading starts.
What floor suits a busy retail store?
It depends on traffic, trolleys, cleaning and wet areas. Commercial vinyl, porcelain tile, epoxy and polished concrete are common choices, and the slip resistance should suit where the floor is.
Do you fix a single trip hazard?
Yes, as part of a fleet program or maintenance. Hazards are made safe first, before replacement is planned.
Related
Often runs alongside
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Store repaint programs to the brand colour specification, and graffiti removal and protective coatings for shopfronts and car park walls.
Read moreReactive & preventative maintenance
Reactive call outs, make safe, planned preventative maintenance and general repairs across the store fleet, through one accountable team.
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Flooring
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What the P0 to P5 slip ratings mean, what the NCC requires for stairs and ramps, and which store areas need the highest wet rating.
Read the guideStart with one site.
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