Universal Parking Announces New Projects Across the Southeast
Universal Parking, a leading innovator in the parking industry, continues its strategic growth trajectory, announcing new projects in Georgia, Florida and Texas. These latest partnerships span various project types, from office and mixed-use spaces to entertainment venues and cruise ship ports.
Delivering innovative, full-service solutions, Universal Parking is revolutionizing the parking experience through best-in-industry customer service and technology-enabled services. It supports parking facility management, including operations, facility maintenance, equipment installation and support and customized accounting, auditing, and reporting. In addition, Universal Parking provides professional recruiting, staffing, and training for parking attendants, as well as design and functional review services, ensuring every aspect of a parking facility is optimized for performance and efficiency.
'Our mission is to elevate the guest experience at every facility we manage,' said Tim Walsh, President and CEO at Universal Parking. 'And we're thrilled to partner with an ever-growing list of organizations to make this goal a reality. Our team is well-equipped to support these projects across the Southeast and partner with companies to improve operations and support parkers everywhere.'
The company has been selected to manage the following new projects:
Atlanta, Georgia
Fort Worth, Texas
Miami, Florida
To learn more about Universal Parking and the projects it supports, visit universalparking.com.
About Universal Parking
Universal Parking provides tailored parking management services on behalf of property owners and asset managers. With a leadership team boasting over 175 years of combined experience, Universal Parking specializes in operating complex and diverse parking facilities while leveraging technology and customer-focused strategies to enhance the parking experience.
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