New Zealand
Programmed New Zealand
Property & Building Maintenance
Property & Building Maintenance
Property Maintenance Services
Providing complete property maintenance services solutions to businesses across New Zealand.
Programmed Property Maintenance Services has provided complete maintenance solutions to businesses across New Zealand for more than 60 years. With a workforce of over 2000 skilled staff, we have the expertise to meet your property maintenance requirements and presentation needs, no matter the industry you’re in. Contact us today for property maintenance services.
Open Space and Grounds Maintenance
Whether you require simple mowing and garden maintenance, or large-scale grounds management spanning multiple sites, we’ll apply our passion for horticulture and expertise to jobs of any size, for glowing grounds that you’ll be proud to show off.
Open Space and Grounds Maintenance
Commercial Painting
We provide professional painting services for all industry sectors. With our large geographical footprint, and network of skills and equipment, we can deliver tailored painting solutions and ongoing maintenance for your property.
Commercial Painting
Signage Solutions
From signage strategy and brand design, to corporate identity and retail refurbishments, we provide end-to-end project management services.
Signage Solutions
Recent projects
New Plymouth, Taranaki
Summerset on Pohutukawa
At Summerset on Pohutukawa, Programmed provides ongoing painting and maintenance services that keep the village safe, welcoming and well-presented. Discover... More
Whakatāne
Edgecumbe School
Programmed transformed Edgecumbe School with expert interior and exterior painting, flexible payment options and safe delivery around school hours, bringing... More
Patearoa, Otago
JDS Duncan Farming Ltd
Discover how Programmed delivered high-quality exterior painting and long-term maintenance for remote farmhouses in Patearoa, New Zealand, ensuring lasting protection... More
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