Commercial
Services
Fleet vehicles, building glass, interior surfaces and signage — run out of one shop, on one account.
Nine programmes covering everything a business owns that can be wrapped, filmed, coated or protected. Quoted per programme after a walkthrough.
All Nine Commercial Programmes
Most accounts start with one and add others once the process is proven.
Every programme is quoted on its own, and they all sit on the same rate card and the same point of contact.
Commercial & Fleet Wraps
Full and partial wraps, decals and lettering on vans, trucks and service vehicles.
What it covers+
The core of most commercial accounts. A wrapped vehicle is advertising that works every time it is parked, and it protects the paint underneath for resale. Read the full page →
Fleet Wraps
Multi-vehicle rollouts with one design, one spec and consistent output across every unit.
What it covers+
Where a single wrap becomes a programme: staged scheduling so you never lose the whole fleet at once, colour-matched across batches, and replacement panels held for accident repair. Read the full page →
Trailer Wraps
Enclosed trailers, box trailers and gooseneck rigs — the largest advertising surface you own.
What it covers+
A trailer has more flat square footage than any vehicle in the fleet and it sits still in visible places. Cost per impression is the best in the whole programme. Read the full page →
Dealership Programs
Wholesale protection and reconditioning on your inventory, white-labelled and picked up from your lot.
What it covers+
PPF, ceramic, tint, paint correction, headlight restoration and wheel repair at volume tiers, delivered under your brand so the work reads as your store's. Read the full page →
Surface Protection Film
Clear removable film over front desks, bar tops, casegoods, elevator cabs and mirrors.
What it covers+
Marble etches from coffee and cleaning products; elevator panels get keyed. Film takes the damage so you replace a sheet instead of refinishing stone. Read the full page →
Hotel Window Tinting
Solar, glare, UV, privacy, safety and anti-graffiti film on building glass.
What it covers+
Heat and fade come through the glass. Film is a retrofit that goes on the inside face floor by floor, overnight, with the building still trading. Read the full page →
Glass Branding & Wayfinding
Frosted graphics, cut vinyl, manifestation bands and wayfinding on doors and partitions.
What it covers+
Logos on entry glass, room numbering, hours, and the safety bands that stop people walking into a clean pane. Removable when the brand or the tenant changes. Read the full page →
Pre-Opening Protection
Temporary film over finished surfaces while the trades behind you are still working.
What it covers+
The most expensive damage in a fit-out happens after the stone and joinery land and before the doors open. Temporary protection is the cheapest line in the whole budget. Read the full page →
Valet Damage Repair
A standing account for the curb rash and scuffs a valet operation puts on guest cars.
What it covers+
Wheel refinishing and paint correction fix most valet damage for a fraction of a panel respray, fast enough to hand the car back the same day. Read the full page →
Boats, personal watercraft and boat trailers run through the same shop. See marine services →.
Businesses We Work With
If it has your name on it, or your customers touch it, we can probably protect or brand it.
Different businesses start in different places. Here is where each one usually begins.
| Business type | Usually starts with | Then adds |
|---|---|---|
| Trades & service fleets | Fleet wraps and lettering | Trailer wraps, paint protection on the front end |
| Car dealerships | Dealer protection programme | Recon, lot appearance, demo vehicle branding |
| Hotels & resorts | Surface protection on the front desk | Window film, shuttles, valet damage account |
| Restaurants & bars | Bar top protection | Glass branding, window film, delivery vehicle wraps |
| Offices & coworking | Glass branding and privacy frost | Solar film, reception desk protection |
| Retail & showrooms | Storefront anti-graffiti film | Window graphics, counter protection |
| Property & facilities | Window film across the portfolio | Surface film, wayfinding, back-of-house protection |
| Construction & fit-out | Pre-opening surface protection | Permanent film once the site is clean |
| Marine & marina | Boat and PWC wraps | Trailer wraps, hull protection |
Why Run It Through One Shop
The argument is not that we are cheapest on any single line.
It is that four vendors cost more than one in ways that never show up on any individual invoice.
One rate card
Every programme prices off the same agreement instead of a separate vendor per service.
Why it works+
Fleet, glass, surfaces and signage normally means four suppliers, four contracts and four invoices. Consolidating them means one negotiation a year and one number to forecast against.
One point of contact
You call one person whether it is a wrapped van or an etched reception counter.
Why it works+
No triage about whose job it is. That matters most when something goes wrong, because there is nobody to point at anybody else.
Mobilisation gets shared
If we are already on site for glass, the surface work costs less to add.
Why it works+
A large part of any commercial job is getting the crew and the kit to you. Stacking work into one visit spreads that cost across more of the scope.
One specification travels
Multi-site groups get the same spec at every location.
Why it works+
A counter in one building is protected the same way as a counter in another, which is what makes a brand standard actually enforceable rather than aspirational.
Phased by design
Start with one elevation, one vehicle or one counter and prove it.
Why it works+
Nobody should commit a portfolio to a finish they have not seen installed. Every programme is built to start small and scale once you have looked at it.
Quoted, not guessed
Written pricing per programme after somebody has actually looked at the job.
Why it works+
We do not quote fleets, glass or stone off a photograph. The walkthrough is free and it is what makes the number real.
How a Commercial Account Works
The walkthrough is free and there is no obligation to run every programme.
Most accounts start with one job, prove the process, and grow from there.
Walkthrough
We come to you — the yard, the lot, the building — and look at what you actually have and where it is failing.
Scope and spec
We tell you which programmes are worth doing, and which are not. If something is not a good candidate we say so here.
Written rate card
Priced per unit or per square foot by programme, broken out so you can phase it across budget periods.
Pilot
One vehicle, one elevation, one counter. You see the finish and the turnaround before committing volume.
Standing schedule
Once it works we lock recurring dates and you just tell us what is going.
We are based in EaDo and we travel. Multi-site groups and out-of-market work are welcome — tell us where the locations are and what the volume looks like and we will tell you honestly whether it is worth mobilising.
Commercial Services FAQ
What counts as a commercial job?+
Anything owned by a business rather than an individual. In practice that is fleet vehicles, trailers, dealership inventory, building glass, interior surfaces, signage and graphics.
There is no minimum. Plenty of accounts start with a single van or one reception counter and grow from there.
Do you offer volume or contract pricing?+
Yes. Pricing is tiered by volume and quoted per programme rather than per job, so you know your cost before you commit.
Multi-site groups get one rate card across every location, which is usually the main reason they consolidate in the first place.
Can you work around our operating hours?+
Yes, and for most of this work it is the normal way it happens. Building glass and surface film go in overnight or in low-occupancy windows. Fleet vehicles are scheduled in batches so you never lose the whole fleet at once.
Dealership work is picked up from your lot and returned finished.
Do you white-label the work?+
For dealerships, yes as standard — no badging, no stickers, no signage on the vehicle unless you ask for it. For other commercial accounts we are happy to work the same way.
As far as your customer is concerned, the work came from you.
What does commercial work cost?+
It is quoted per programme after a walkthrough, priced per unit for vehicles and per square foot for glass and surfaces. It varies with volume, access, materials and how much of it there is.
We do not quote fleets, building glass or stone sight unseen, because a number given without seeing the job would not be a real number.
Do we have to use all nine programmes?+
No, and almost nobody does. Most accounts run two or three. The point of a single account is that adding a fourth later does not mean a new vendor, a new contract and a new negotiation.
We will also tell you when a programme is not worth it for your property or your fleet.
Talk to Us About an Account
Tell us what your business runs — vehicles, buildings, inventory — and where it is costing you. We will come look and put a rate card in your hands.