Commercial painting and graffiti removal to one brand standard.

Store repaint programs to the brand colour specification, and graffiti removal and protective coatings for shopfronts and car park walls.

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Illustration: Commercial painting & graffiti removal

Commercial painting and graffiti removal keeps a store fleet looking like one brand: repaint programs to a set colour and finish specification, and graffiti removed from shopfronts, walls and signage with protective coatings where it keeps coming back. Nextage runs this work across Australian retail fleets, priced per site and scheduled around trading. Delivered in every state and territory.

At a glance

NSW Act: Graffiti Control Act 2008
Victorian Act: Graffiti Prevention Act 2007
Legal deadline: None at state level for a retailer
Coatings: Sacrificial (APAS 1442) or permanent (APAS 1441)

Sources and detail: Who has to remove graffiti from a store, and when is a coating worth it?

The problem

Each store is repainted by a different painter, and the brand colour drifts store to store.
Graffiti left for a week invites more of it.
Repaints are scheduled when a store looks bad, not on a plan finance can see.

What's included

Colour and finish specification locked for the fleet
Interior and exterior repaints, scheduled around trading
Graffiti removal from paint, masonry, metal and glass
Sacrificial or permanent protective coatings on repeat target walls
Line marking touch ups while the crew is on site, where needed
Photo completion 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.

Each site closes with a completion report: photos before and after, the work performed, and the handover detail. How a national program runs

Record the stores
Condition, areas and colours as they are today.
Lock the specification
Colours, sheen and system, written down once.
Price per site
Stage the repaint program across the capital cycle.
Paint and protect
After hours or in sections, with coatings where graffiti repeats.
Report
Before and after photos per store.

A good fit

Retail fleets that need a consistent brand finish
Stores with repeat graffiti on shopfronts, car park walls or signage
Refresh programs staged across financial years

Not a fit

Decorative murals and artwork
Industrial protective coatings on plant and structural steel
A single domestic repaint

Run for: Liquor · Large format retail · Convenience and fuel · Shopping centres

Photos

Graffiti on a roller door, then repainted

Tags across a loading dock roller door, and the same door with the tags removed and the door repainted. Where a wall keeps getting hit, we add an anti graffiti coating.

FAQ

About commercial painting & graffiti removal

Is there a legal deadline to remove graffiti?

Not at state level for a retailer. NSW has the Graffiti Control Act 2008 and Victoria the Graffiti Prevention Act 2007, and a council can still issue its own notice. Protective coatings are sacrificial (APAS 1442) or permanent (APAS 1441).

Who is responsible for removing graffiti?

In practice the owner or occupier, and the lease usually says which. NSW and Victorian law let a council remove graffiti that can be seen from a public place, but do not oblige it to. In Brisbane the council says removal on private property is the owner's or occupier's job, and after a complaint it can issue a notice requiring the graffiti to be removed or covered within 14 days.

What is an anti graffiti coating?

A clear coating applied over paint or masonry so graffiti can be removed more easily. Sacrificial coatings are removed along with the graffiti and reapplied. Permanent coatings stay in place and let the graffiti be cleaned off.

What changes the price of a repaint or a graffiti clean?

The surface and its condition, the size of the job, height and access, the number of coats and whether the colour changes, preparation and repairs before paint, after hours work, and whether a protective coating goes on afterwards.

Can you match our brand colours across every store?

Yes. The colour and finish specification is locked at the start, so every store is painted to the same system.

Can painting happen while the store trades?

Usually. Work is done after hours or in sections, so customers are not walking through it.

Reactive & preventative maintenance

Reactive call outs, make safe, planned preventative maintenance and general repairs across the store fleet, through one accountable team.

Car park & external works

Line marking, pedestrian safety treatments, access and related car park packages, scoped and staged like every other Nextage pack.

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.