Crews in six regions.
One near your plant.
Nationwide reach is not one crew and a lot of windshield time. Each Kelly region has its own crews and a defined territory, and every one of the 48 contiguous states is assigned to one of them.
Shading shows how close the nearest crew base is, not whether a plant is covered.
Each one owns a territory
and staffs every service.
Philadelphia, PA
Where the company started, and still the largest crew base. Philadelphia covers New England, the Mid-Atlantic and Ohio, and most of that territory is inside a day of the shop.
See the service areaAtlanta, GA
The Southeast paper and packaging belt, plus the automotive corridor that grew up beside it. Six states, run from Atlanta, mostly inside a day of the shop.
See the service areaChicago, IL
The densest manufacturing base in the country and the grain belt behind it. Fourteen states run from Chicago, covering the Great Lakes, the upper Midwest and the Plains.
See the service areaDallas, TX
Texas, the Gulf industrial corridor and the Southwest. Seven states run from Dallas, covering everything from petrochemical to packaging to building products.
See the service areaJackson, TN
The Mid-South corridor, and the region that reaches in both directions. Eight states run from Jackson, sitting between the Southeast and South Central territories by design.
See the service areaLos Angeles, CA
The widest territory of the six, and the one planned furthest ahead. California, the Southwest, the Pacific Northwest and the northern Rockies, run from the Los Angeles area.
See the service areaAll 48 contiguous states
are assigned.
Assigned territory is not drive time. Los Angeles covers Montana at roughly 1,200 miles, and we will say so rather than pretend a crew is an hour away. Several states sit in more than one territory on purpose, so the nearest available crew takes the work rather than the one the map says owns it.
- Alabama AtlantaJackson
- Arizona Los Angeles
- Arkansas DallasJackson
- California Los Angeles
- Colorado Dallas
- Connecticut Philadelphia
- Delaware Philadelphia
- Florida Atlanta
- Georgia Atlanta
- Idaho Los Angeles
- Illinois Chicago
- Indiana Chicago
- Iowa Chicago
- Kansas ChicagoJackson
- Kentucky ChicagoJackson
- Louisiana DallasJackson
- Maine Philadelphia
- Maryland Philadelphia
- Massachusetts Philadelphia
- Michigan Chicago
- Minnesota Chicago
- Mississippi DallasJackson
- Missouri Chicago
- Montana Los Angeles
- Nebraska Chicago
- Nevada Los Angeles
- New Hampshire Philadelphia
- New Jersey Philadelphia
- New Mexico Dallas
- New York Philadelphia
- North Carolina Atlanta
- North Dakota Chicago
- Ohio PhiladelphiaChicago
- Oklahoma DallasJackson
- Oregon Los Angeles
- Pennsylvania Philadelphia
- Rhode Island Philadelphia
- South Carolina Atlanta
- South Dakota Chicago
- Tennessee AtlantaChicagoJackson
- Texas Dallas
- Utah Los Angeles
- Vermont Philadelphia
- Virginia Philadelphia
- Washington Los Angeles
- West Virginia Philadelphia
- Wisconsin Chicago
- Wyoming Los Angeles
The part most
contractors leave out.
Each region is where a Kelly crew lives and works, not a mailing address. Six of them is what makes the territory real, and it is also why there are six rather than sixty.
Every technician on your site is a full-time Kelly employee, wherever the site is. Distance changes the schedule, never who does the work.
Most work is scheduled ahead, around production and planned shutdowns, and urgent requests are fitted in when crews allow. The Mountain West and the Pacific Northwest are planned against a shutdown window, and we say which applies before you book.
Plants in several states are one program with one point of contact. Crews cross territory lines for these, which is what the deliberate overlaps in the map are for.
Tell us about the facility. We'll tell you straight.
A specialist reviews every request, not a call center. All of our work is done on-site at your plant. We don't pick up parts or equipment to clean off-site. If it is not Kelly work, we will say so and point you in the right direction.
