Wheel Clamping
Questions & Answers
What does the service cost us?
FREE, the standard 24/7/365 wheel clamping service contract is FREE of charge, this provides you with the supply and installation of our standard Warning Signs, (click here for samples) random mobile uniformed patrols in modern sign written vans and a legal indemnity against any claims that may arise from offenders.
Will you offer a call out service only and no random patrols?
Yes we can but we will make an annual service fee charge of £1000.00 + Vat, as it restricts our potential income which helps fund the service.
Can we restrict the hours and days of enforcement?
Yes you can but we will make an annual service fee charge of £500.00 + Vat, as it restricts our potential income which helps fund the service.
What happens if the signs get vandalised or stolen?
We will replace them FREE of charge.
Are your fines in line with BPA & Government guidelines?
Yes as we are Approved Operators for the BPA our fines are in line with the guidelines.
We already have no parking and clamping signs but it has not stopped illegal parking?
As our signs clearly show our Company name "Parking Control Services", along with clamp release fees, Control Room phone number and clearly belong to a wheel clamping company, due to the design and wording. Motorists take more notice of our signs and obey the restrictions, should they not our enforcement takes care of the small number of motorists who ignore the signs.
What happens if you damage a vehicle on my property?
We carry full Combined Liability Insurance (click here to see our certificate), which covers us, to work on your property and we shall indemnify you against any claims that could arise.
We had a clamping company before but they never patrolled our site, are you different?
We, as a professional licensed wheel-clamping company, monitor and patrol all our sites regularly as this is our main source of income; also see what our existing clients say from our references (click here for details)
Do I need a minimum amount of land / car park spaces?
No, as long as one vehicle can park, that's enough and there is no maximum.
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