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2440 S 3400 W, Salt Lake City, UT, 84119
West Valley City
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1.5 miDecker Lake
1.7 miMAX
1.7 miWest Valley Central
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Specialties
Maximage Printers offers offset and quick digital printing services. We also have a graphic designer on staff to help with your design needs. We consult with you to help you achieve your marketing goals with your printed campaigns. We keep your logo and branding consistent to give you a professional look when communicating with your clients. We are experts in many fields of printing and graphics so we are great at helping you get what you want.
History
Established in 1987.
Owner Keith Klingenberg sold his weekly newspaper business in Belgrade, Montana in 1987 and moved to Salt Lake City and purchased a small, struggling printing company. After renaming the business Maximage Printers, Klingenberg grew the business by gaining clients and in 1995 built the first phase of the current Maximage Printers home at 2440 South 3400 West, West Valley City, UT 84 119. The first section constructed was 3,500 square feet and the business moved in late November, 1995. In fall of 2002, a 3,000 square foot addition was added to the building and in fall of 2007, the final addition filled the lot, adding 2,800 square feet. Keith Klingenberg continues to own and operate the business daily.
Meet the Business Owner
Keith K.
Business Owner
Keith Klingenberg graduated from Northern Arizona University, Flagstaff with degree in journalism in 1976. First job was at the Hungry Horse News, Columbia Falls, Montana, where employed as reporter, photographer, printing press operator. Became composing room foreman of The Kingman Daily Miner newspaper in 1979 and was promoted to production manager of the small daily newspaper. Oversaw transition to a six day a week publication with a Sunday edition. Spent short time as production manager of Kellogg Evening News, Kellogg, Idaho before purchasing The Belgrade Independent Press a weekly newspaper in Belgrade, Montana. Merged with a competing weekly newspaper and created The High Country Independent Press. Served as officer of the Montana Press Association for 3 years. Sold The High Country Independent Press in 1987, moved to Utah and purchased a small printing company, changed the name to Maximage Printers and has been owner/operator of Maximage Printers since Dec. 1, 1987.
