Easley, South Carolina, October 8, 2025
News Summary
Carolina Handling has launched a new facility in Easley, South Carolina, with a $23.2 million investment. Spanning 265,000 square feet, the site will consolidate operations and create 100 jobs over five years. The facility will feature modern workspace, technician bays, and a Customer Experience Center. Set to be fully operational by spring 2025, this investment aims to boost local employment and strengthen community ties while serving several Southeastern states.
Easley, South Carolina has officially welcomed Carolina Handling’s new facility located at the Speedway Business & Technology Park. The company has initiated operations at this expansive site with a total investment of $23.2 million, consolidating its Upstate operations into one location. This strategic move not only reflects the company’s growth but is also expected to generate 100 jobs over the next five years.
The facility spans 265,000 square feet, combining warehouse and office space from four different facilities across the Upstate into a single modern workspace. As Charlotte, North Carolina-based Carolina Handling serves as the exclusive Raymond Solutions and Support Center for multiple Southeastern states, this consolidation aims to enhance its service capacity in South Carolina, North Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, and parts of Florida.
This new facility includes essential features such as technician bays for new, rental, and renewed equipment, as well as parts distribution and logistics operations. The office space will support various administrative functions, which includes training facilities designed to better prepare employees for their responsibilities. Additionally, the building houses a Customer Experience Center, allowing visitors to explore the latest automation technologies and observe live equipment demonstrations.
Carolina Handling’s intralogistics solutions manager highlighted the importance of innovation and speed as integral to both the company’s mission and the Upstate region’s identity. The facility’s location not only aims to meet the company’s operational needs but also to strengthen its connection to the local community and pay homage to the area’s rich racing heritage.
The project is powered by Carolina Handling in collaboration with RealtyLink LLC, further enhancing technological advancements in the region. Carolina Handling has recently achieved a workforce of 900 employees and is actively expanding. As part of its commitment to serving the community, the new facility is envisioned as a resource for local schools and residents, with plans for educational tours and business engagement opportunities.
Operations at the Speedway Business & Technology Park are projected to be fully online by spring 2025, which promises to strengthen the community’s economy and create new job opportunities in the Upstate area.
Key Features of Carolina Handling’s New Facility
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Location | Speedway Business & Technology Park, Easley, South Carolina |
| Investment | $23.2 million |
| Square Footage | 265,000 square feet |
| Jobs Created | 100 jobs in the next five years |
| Operational States | South Carolina, North Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, parts of Florida |
| Projected Online Date | Spring 2025 |
FAQ
What is the location of Carolina Handling’s new facility?
The facility is located at the Speedway Business & Technology Park in Easley, South Carolina.
What is the total investment for the new facility?
The investment for this project amounts to $23.2 million.
How many jobs is Carolina Handling expected to create?
The new operations are expected to create 100 jobs within the next five years.
What is the size of the new facility?
The facility has a total area of 265,000 square feet.
When is the facility expected to be fully operational?
The operations at Speedway Business & Technology Park are expected to be fully online by spring 2025.
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Additional Resources
- WYFF News
- Wikipedia: Easley, South Carolina
- Upstate Business Journal
- Google Search: Carolina Handling
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