We provide so many printing and specialty services for a wide range of needs. From the initial concept to the final printed piece. We even offer mailing services that gets your material to your customers door at the lowest postage rates. Because of breadth of services, we can’t possibly list everything we do on our [...]
We accept cash or check. We also accept MasterCard, Visa, and American Express. A 50% deposit is required on all jobs for new customers, and the remainder is required upon job completion. Job must be paid in full before you can have the final product. Once a trusted relationship is established, we will then bill [...]
Bleeds: Make sure any design element that bleeds extends an ⅛ of an inch beyond the trim line when exporting your PDF and include crop marks. Resolution: Images should be at least 300 DPI for print production. Low resolution images, such as those used on websites, will reproduce poorly when printed. They will appear blurry, [...]
Changes, corrections and approvals should be submitted via e-mail or in writing to our office. Once a job has been approved it will move into production. Please make absolutely sure your file is correct before approving. Your written approval constitutes acceptance and full responsibility for all errors, omissions and legal and ethical compliance of your [...]
Digital proofs are typically emailed to our customers.
Electronic Proofs are available on every job. Hard copy Proofs are not a standard part of our service. We can provide a hard copy digitally printed proof upon request. Press Proofs are not available.
If you are not sure that your file will work, you can email it to us and we will examine it to see if there are any flaws that would prevent us from printing your job.
Bleed is when an image or element on a page is printed to the sheet, leaving no margin, it is said to bleed. Printers cannot print right to the edge of a page, so a slightly larger impression must be printed and then trimmed back with a cutter. It may bleed or extend off one [...]
Resolution should be set to 300 dpi. Pictures and graphics pulled from the internet are often low resolution, typically 72 dpi or 96 dpi. Avoid these graphics, as they will appear pixilated and blocky when printed. Design programs allow you to resize an image, but it’s important to understand why resizing a low resolution image [...]
Work orders can be submitted through e-mail. If it is too large to email then we suggest sharing a DropBox folder or Google Drive folder with us.