Commercial printing, not a copy shop
Best Quality Printing is a commercial printer. Your file is set up for press, checked by a person, printed as a run, finished, and shipped to you with tracking. That is a different business from a retail copy counter, and the difference matters most when the job has to look the same across every piece.
If you need a copy today, we are the wrong call
We do not run a walk-up counter. No single-page copies, no faxing, no laminating one sheet, no same-day while-you-wait service. If that is what you need, Office Depot, OfficeMax and FedEx Office all do it well and one of them is almost certainly closer to you than we are. That is genuinely the right answer for that job and we would rather say so than waste your afternoon.
What we are set up for is the other job: a run of five hundred business cards on suede stock, a thousand postcards that all have to hold the same red, a booklet that needs scoring and folding. That work goes on a commercial press, and it starts with a file that has been checked.
The practical difference
| A retail copy shop | A commercial printer |
|---|---|
| One copy, or a handful, while you wait | A production run, printed as one job so every piece matches |
| You hand over a file and it prints as-is | A person checks the file first and emails you if it will not print correctly |
| Office copier stock — a few weights, a few sizes | Press stocks and finishes: silk, suede, linen, kraft, pearl, painted edge, raised foil, spot UV |
| Walk in, collect, done the same day | Ordered online, produced, then shipped with UPS tracking in 2 to 5 business days |
| Right answer for one page today | Right answer for five hundred that have to look identical |
Every order is checked before it prints
This is the part most people do not expect. Before your job reaches a press, someone opens the artwork and looks for the five faults that cause most reprints — low-resolution images, missing bleed, RGB colour, hairline strokes and unembedded fonts. If we find one, we email you before charging the press, so the first thing you pay for is a job that will actually print correctly.
It is included on every order at no cost. How the file review works.
What we print
Business cards, postcards, flyers and brochures, presentation folders, booklets, announcement cards, magnets, signs and banners, boxes and packaging, roll labels and stickers, and metal prints — with the press stocks and finishes that go with them: silk, suede, linen, brown kraft, pearl, painted edge, raised foil and spot UV.
Browse everything we print, or ask for a quote if your job needs something specific.
Common questions
- What is the difference between a commercial printer and a copy shop?
- A copy shop is retail: you walk in, they run a small number of pages on a copier while you wait, and you leave with them. A commercial printer runs production jobs — your file is set up for press, checked by a person, printed as a run, finished, and shipped to you. The equipment, the file requirements and the turnaround are all different.
- Is Best Quality Printing a copy shop?
- No. We are a commercial printer. There is no walk-up counter, no single-page copies, no faxing and no while-you-wait service. Every job is set up, file-checked and produced through our online system, then shipped to you.
- I just need a few copies today — can you help?
- Honestly, no, and a retail copy shop is the better answer. Office Depot, OfficeMax and FedEx Office all do same-day single copies and walk-in service, which is exactly what that job needs. We are set up for print runs, not for one page while you wait.
- What does Best Quality Printing actually produce?
- Business cards, postcards, flyers and brochures, presentation folders, booklets, announcement cards, magnets, signs and banners, boxes and packaging, roll labels and stickers, and metal prints. These are printed as production runs on commercial presses, not on office copiers.
- Do you check my artwork before it goes to press?
- Yes, on every order and at no extra cost. A person opens your file and checks it for low-resolution images, missing bleed, RGB colour, hairline strokes and unembedded fonts, and emails you before charging the press if anything is wrong. A copy shop generally prints what you hand it.
- How do I receive my order?
- It ships. You get a UPS tracking number and an estimated delivery date, and we ship anywhere in the continental United States. Most orders ship in 2 to 5 business days.
- Why does commercial printing take longer than a copy shop?
- Because more happens. Your file is checked, the job is imposed and set up for press, printed as a run, then trimmed, folded, scored or coated as the product requires. That sequence is what produces consistent colour and clean finishing across an entire run, and it is not something a walk-in copier does.