ALLIED HANDLING & EQUIPMENT
About Us
Since 1979, Allied Handling & Equipment has provided quality loading dock and industrial door solutions throughout Central Indiana.
Our employees are our company. Instead of using subcontractors, our technicians come to your facility in our own service trucks. You can be confident in our employees’ experience and training and assured that we are accountable for our work.
Our goal is simple: Provide the best products, professional installation and dependable service to help our customers operate safer, more efficient and more productive facilities.
The Allied Advantage
Our Commitment
From the office to the field, our team is committed to doing the job right and providing exceptional service.
Our Technicians
We do not use subcontractors. Our trained, experienced technicians represent Allied and stand behind their work.
Our Products, Installation
We sell the best products and install them to the manufacturer’s specifications — the right way.
Our Relationships
Many of our customers have been with us for decades. We value the trust they place in us and work hard to earn it every day.
Our Local Roots
We live and work in Johnson County and support the people and organizations that make our Central Indiana community strong.
Our Partners
We are the manufacturers’ representative for leading industry companies such as:
- Entrematic
- Kelley Dock Equipment
- APS Resource
- TKO Dock Doors
- Albany
- Dynaco
- CHI Overhead Doors
- Clopay
- Wayne-Dalton
- Raynor
Our Community
Allied Handling is part of the vibrant community of Johnson County, Indiana – just south of the nation’s 13th largest city, Indianapolis, Indiana.
We live and work in the heart of the manufacturing and logistics industries in Central Indiana.
Our county includes the cities of Greenwood and Franklin – both considered economically and culturally important to the Indianapolis metropolitan area.
Johnson County one of Indiana’s fastest-growing counties and is a destination for shopping and dining.
We have an outstanding education system, including Franklin College, and a robust advanced manufacturing training system through Central 9 Career Center and Ivy Tech’s Franklin Campus.
