Your client’s deadline, our press.

If you design for a living, you already know the problem: the client moved the deadline, and the online printer needs four days plus freight. We’re a wide-format and signage shop on Fulton Avenue with same-day capacity, and we’re happy to be the press behind your work.

How it works

Send print-ready files and we run them. The posted prices are the public baseline; talk to us about volume if you’re sending work regularly. Pickup can be blind if you’d rather your client not see our name on it. Your project, your relationship.

What we run

Banners, coroplast, foam board, PVC, aluminum composite, vinyl lettering and window graphics, plus cards, flyers, menus and booklets on the print side. If you need a flatbed or wide-format run and don’t have one, that’s exactly the gap this shop fills for other shops.

We’ll also tell you honestly when a file won’t hold up at size before it prints, which is worth more than a discount. Set it up with the form below or call (916) 944-7195 and ask for trade pricing.

How trade work runs here

Send print-ready files and we run them at the posted rates as the public baseline. If you're sending work regularly, talk to us about volume. That's a conversation, not a published tier, and we'd rather set it honestly against real volume than advertise a number.

Blind pickup is available: your client doesn't need to see our name on the job. Your relationship is yours, and we're not going to appear in the middle of it.

Turnaround is the same clock as everything else, in by 10:00 AM Monday through Friday, out by 5 the same day on most standard work. That's usually the reason a designer calls in the first place.

File notes from the press side

Build at final size when you can, or at a clean ratio with a note about the intended output size. Include bleed on anything that runs to the edge, and outline or embed your fonts: a missing font is the single most common reason a file stalls.

For large-format, remember that viewing distance forgives resolution: a billboard-scale piece doesn't need the same pixels-per-inch as a business card. If you're unsure whether an image will hold up at size, ask before you build the whole layout around it.

We'll tell you honestly when a file won't survive at size rather than printing it and letting you discover the problem. That's worth more than a discount.