Store signage installed, lit and maintained to the brand standard.
Pylon, fascia, illuminated, wayfinding and safety signage, installed, repaired and relamped across the fleet.
Commercial signage work covers installing, replacing and maintaining the signs on and around a store: fascia and pylon signs, illuminated signs, wayfinding and car park signs, and safety signage. Nextage runs signage across Australian retail fleets to the brand specification, with licensed electricians on illuminated signs, approvals checked where a council requires them, and a photo record per site.
The problem
- Half lit and faded signs make a store look closed.
- Rebrands roll out store by store with different installers and different results.
- Nobody has a list of what signs each store actually has.
What's included
- Signage survey per store: type, size, condition and lighting
- Installation and replacement to the brand specification
- Illuminated sign repairs and LED relamping by licensed electricians
- Wayfinding, car park and safety signage
- Council approvals checked before new or changed signs go up
- Removal of old signs and a photo record 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 the signs
Every sign at every store, recorded the same way.
Match the brand standard
Sizes, finishes and lighting written down once.
Check approvals
Where a council requires them, before anything is made.
Install and light
At height, safely, with licensed electricians on illuminated signs.
Report
Photos per sign, day and night where it matters.
A good fit
- Rebrand rollouts across many stores
- Fleets with failing illuminated signs
- Car park and wayfinding upgrades bundled with external works
Not a fit
- Brand and graphic design
- Billboard and outdoor media inventory
- One off banners and printing
Photos
Fascia and pylon signs
These two are illustrations, not photos from a job. One shows an illuminated fascia sign at night, the other a pylon sign from the side and front.
FAQ
About commercial signage installation & maintenance
Do new store signs need council approval?
Often, depending on the sign, its size, lighting and location, and the council. Approvals are checked per site before signs are made.
Who repairs illuminated signs?
Licensed electricians, because the lighting is electrical work. Nextage runs the program and the electrical side is done by licensed people.
Can you roll out a rebrand across every store?
Yes. The signs are surveyed first, the new specification is locked, and the rollout is staged and photographed store by store.
Related
Often runs alongside
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Specification, installation coordination and standing aftercare for large format digital advertising assets in retail centres.
Read moreLED lighting upgrades
Sales floor, back of house, signage and car park lighting moved to LED across the fleet, to one fitting and colour standard.
Read moreSignage
Do you need council approval to change a shop sign?
When a shopfront sign is exempt development and when it needs consent: illumination, heritage and footpath rules, and how to stage a fleet refresh.
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