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Home » Blog » 3 Tips for a Successful Car Park Business

3 Tips for a Successful Car Park Business

21 July 2022 by threewords

According to GOV.UK, there are about 38.6 million licensed vehicles in the UK at the end of March 2021. The number of vehicles in the UK makes parking a big issue, particularly in commercial areas, because private car parks are expensive and public ones lack enough space. Consequently, launching a car park business is an excellent way to take advantage of the huge demand for parking space. This business can be an incredible source of income since you will offer everyone a highly valued service. Below are three essential tips for running a successful car park business.

  1. Find a suitable space

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Drivers in the UK reportedly spend about 44 hours per year searching for parking space at an average cost of £733 per person in wasted fuel, time, and emissions. It may take nearly 7 minutes on average to find a good parking space every day across the UK, which can increase to 20 minutes if you are in London. Consequently, location is everything when establishing a car park business. Fortunately, numerous prime locations can fetch you significant cash if you purchase land for your car park close to or around them.

For example, domestic tourism is on the rise in the UK, and many people who frequent tourist destinations will likely drive. Consequently, finding land for your parking space around tourist attractions is a good idea. Similarly, car parks around shops, offices, hospitals, and entertainment centres will earn money due to the many people they welcome. However, you don’t always need to look far from home to find suitable land for parking space. Indeed, if you have a large driveway on your residence, you can allow drivers to park there for a fee. This way, you can put underutilised space in your home to good use and earn money while at it.

  1. Make parking a pleasant experience

Your car park will stand out if parking there is a pleasant experience, so keep this in mind. You can consider whether there are chances to reduce the available space in the car park for a better user experience. For instance, removing infrequently used spaces means drivers have more room to navigate the car park. As such, parking will be more pleasant, which could be the gateway to receiving loyal customers. Alternatively, you can install systems to ensure your car park can effortlessly handle increased demand. For example, a lift company can install a car lift to increase parking space without compromising access, guaranteeing users an easier and more streamlined parking experience.

  1. Take out car park insurance

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There is no shortage of risks facing a car park business. Therefore, you must be adequately prepared to protect your company by taking our car park insurance. Car park insurance will ensure you are financially protected against any potential claims. Public liability insurance is worth taking to protect you and your business financially if a patron is injured or suffers vehicle loss or damage on the premises. Premises insurance is also necessary for your protection in the event of a fire, vandalism, floods, and other calamities that can affect your car park.

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