Power Graphics

Trying to get business cards made. Epic Fail
They weren’t even business card size.
Not to mention, my name was underlined in red on the card from a spell checker.
Stopped in to have them print an 11×17 pdf document. They couldn’t figure out how.

New truck, so I needed some new graphics and lettering. Hmmm. I asked a few guys who had their trucks wrapped and lettered; wrapping was far too expensive, so I settled on company name, phone number and website. Three quotes, and Power Graphics was by FAR the lowest.
Nick, Steve and Kathy are all delightful to work with; prompt, professional, yet light-​hearted. You just get the feeling that working there is a pleasure. They do a whole bunch of things other than vehicle signs: website, graphics, all manner of promotional baubles, trinkets, gewgaws and ephemera. Nice work, all.
How did the three competitors stack up? One required THREE days with my truck, during the week, to letter. The other, TWO days. Power Graphics? Four hours. In, out, back in business. Sweet.
Price? First guy was 240 percent higher, second guy was 180 percent higher. Cha-​ching.
Quality? Looks great, getting nice comments, building business. Next time you see a truck with crappy graphics (which in my estimation is nearly every single one), you’ll understand how seriously I took this decision and how pleased I am with the work that Power Graphics did for me. They never flinched through my many revisions, never once said, «Buddy, look. We ain’t building no Trumpp Tower here, okay? Slap some letters on that sumbitch so’s we can get back to Nascar.» Civilization, ho!