Total Parking Solutions

Total Parking Solutions works in the UK parking sector with an offering that combines operations, consulting, and technology. The company presents itself as a provider for different types of parking facilities, shaping each project around the site, vehicle flow, and the owner’s needs. Its registered office is in London; it is not a public car park.

Consulting is a starting point for organizations deciding how to run a site. The company offers guidance on choosing an approach and brings parking management together with equipment and control systems. Its catalog addresses day-to-day operations: access, payment, time limits, and enforcement, depending on the facility and its needs.

Options include traditional pay-and-display machines and cashless payment systems. The website also lists automatic number plate recognition, limited-stay monitoring, pay-on-foot systems, and enforcement tools. That range allows operators to consider different setups for barrier-controlled garages, open lots, or locations where they want to reduce manual steps.

The company offers parking permit software and includes iPark in its lineup. For a property manager, commercial site, or service facility, digital permits can support a plan for organizing who may enter, for how long, and under what conditions. The catalog also includes land acquisition, civil works and installations, marshalling, and full parking management.

The sectors named by the company include retail and leisure, healthcare, education, and managing agents. Each setting has different patterns: a shopping area must account for customer turnover and visits, while a school or healthcare center may need to coordinate permits and access. Total Parking Solutions says it tailors packages to each client.

Its website brings together information on industry standards, quality, health and safety, data security, and its code of practice, alongside forms for commercial inquiries and parking appeals. That material places the company on both the technical and administrative sides of parking. Its London address is a corporate office, not a walk-in service counter.

For owners and operators comparing providers, the company is relevant when advice, equipment, software, and operations need to work together. Its catalog ranges from payment and number plate recognition to installation and permit control. The right scope depends on each facility, so the company asks prospective clients to outline their project for a tailored recommendation.