Define the program
Set portfolio priorities, define the service scope, and align brand requirements before scheduling field work.
COMPASS FORECOURT SOLUTIONS
BRAND STANDARDS.
Field execution.
Coordinated forecourt programs.
Built around your network.
FOR MULTI-SITE OPERATORS & BRAND PARTNERS
Consistency is the standard.
Execution makes it real.
Your locations operate individually. Your brand needs to show up consistently. CFS coordinates forecourt refresh requirements across your portfolio—from defining the scope to planning overnight field work.
Explore our capabilities ↗DESIGNED AROUND YOUR OPERATIONS
Consistent brand execution
Coordinated overnight service
Documented completion
01 / MULTI-SITE PROGRAMS
Think across the portfolio.
Plan for every site.
Bring your location priorities, brand requirements, and service needs into one program. Then translate that program into practical scopes for the equipment, conditions, and operating requirements at each site.
Align each location
Confirm each location’s equipment, quantities, graphics, and materials so the program reflects actual site conditions.
Coordinate the rollout
Organize locations into work phases, with overnight windows coordinated around access, fueling activity, and curing requirements.
02 / CORE CAPABILITIES
Your brand lives
in the details.
Coordinate the customer-facing details across your network. Combine services into location-specific scopes within a consistent program.
01Dispenser refresh
Dispenser refresh
& protection.
Refresh Wayne dispensers across your network. Confirm model-specific lenses, overlays, and materials for each location.
Wayne dispenser refresh.
Overlays and replacement door skins.
Display and PPU lenses.
Screen protection.Model, equipment configuration, and material compatibility confirmed before scheduling.
02Branding &
Branding &
placement execution.
Carry brand requirements through to the field.
Product identification and grade decals.
Brand graphics and warning labels.
Spanners, valances, and price signage.Placement requirements confirmed against applicable brand and regulatory guides.
03Forecourt care
Forecourt care
& restoration.
Bring surrounding surfaces into the refresh scope.
Island preparation and painting.
Pressure washing.
Graffiti removal and surface care.
03 / MAINTENANCE PROGRAMS
Protect the presentation.
Across every location.
Keep recurring forecourt appearance needs in one coordinated scope. CFS maintenance programs bring graffiti management, lens replacement, and overlay replacement into a site-by-site plan.
Respond to the damage.
Restore the surface.
Assess affected surfaces and coordinate graffiti removal or surface care according to the material and site conditions. Review the completed scope and identify any remaining restoration needs.
- Location and surface identification
- Removal approach matched to site conditions
- Completion review and follow-up items
Keep key information
clear and visible.
Address worn or damaged display and PPU lenses. Confirm dispenser equipment, lens requirements, and replacement quantities before coordinating the work.
- Equipment and lens compatibility review
- Location-specific quantities and scope
- Replacement work coordinated with site access
Refresh the details.
Maintain the standard.
Replace worn or damaged dispenser overlays with graphics aligned to the applicable equipment and brand requirements. Organize replacements by location and priority.
- Artwork and equipment requirements confirmed
- Replacement quantities aligned by location
- Installation and completion review
A PROGRAM BUILT AROUND YOUR NETWORK
Recurring needs.
A coordinated plan.
Define the participating locations, service priorities, and preferred review frequency. Plan recurring work and reported issues around each site’s access and operating requirements.
Service frequency, materials, and scheduling are agreed as part of the program scope.
Plan a maintenance program ↗04 / SELECTED WORK
Standards in action.
Across the forecourt.
A place to see CFS project execution—from the condition on arrival to the completed scope.
DRAFT PORTFOLIO Project spaces below are placeholders. Completed work, photographs, and verified details will be added here.
01 / PROJECT PHOTO
Space for completed work
Project images to be addedBEFOREAFTER
Branding & placement
Project details coming soon.
Graphics, identification, and placement execution.
- LOCATION / PROGRAM
- To be added
- SCOPE & COMPLETION
- To be added
02 / PROJECT PHOTO
Space for completed work
Project images to be addedBEFOREAFTER
Dispenser refresh
Project details coming soon.
Equipment details, protection, and visual consistency.
- LOCATION / PROGRAM
- To be added
- SCOPE & COMPLETION
- To be added
03 / PROJECT PHOTO
Space for completed work
Project images to be addedBEFOREAFTER
Forecourt restoration
Project details coming soon.
Surfaces, islands, and surrounding site presentation.
- LOCATION / PROGRAM
- To be added
- SCOPE & COMPLETION
- To be added
INDIVIDUAL SITE REFRESHES · PHASED MULTI-SITE PROGRAMSDiscuss a similar scope ↗
05 / COORDINATED DELIVERY
Overnight execution.
Daytime continuity.
Your network keeps operating while refresh work is planned. CFS coordinates nighttime service around each location’s fueling access, work areas, and curing requirements to minimize disruption to daytime operations.
Align the program.
Establish the location list, service scope, artwork, materials, and installation requirements before rollout.
Execute site by site.
Coordinate overnight access and work areas for each location while maintaining a clear connection to the agreed program scope.
Review the completion.
Review completed work against each site’s scope, document the result, and identify remaining follow-up items.
PLAN YOUR NEXT PROGRAM
Let’s bring your
next program to life.
Planning a phased refresh, a maintenance program, or priorities across several locations? Start with your site list, required services, and target timing. We’ll use those details to shape the program discussion.