Greater Dallas Press was founded in 2001 with the objective to provide high quality printing for school, commercial, and independent publishers at very competitive prices. We work as hard on short print runs as we do long runs. Greater Dallas Press offers a wide range of products, sizes, and paper stocks including Newsprint, High Bright, Offset, Gloss and Matte.
If you want color printing, you definitely want Greater Dallas Press. Whether you are printing a broadsheet, tabloid, yearbook supplement, program, flyer, brochure, catalog, booklet, poster, banner or more, Greater Dallas Press should be your first stop. Shop online at our Products & Pricing page for many high quality print products or Contact Us to get a quote for printing your broadsheet, tabloid pony/tab newspaper or other products.
If you want color printing, you definitely want Greater Dallas Press. Whether you are printing a broadsheet, tabloid, yearbook supplement, program, flyer, brochure, catalog, booklet, poster, banner or more, Greater Dallas Press should be your first stop. Shop online at our Products & Pricing page for many high quality print products or Contact Us to get a quote for printing your broadsheet, tabloid pony/tab newspaper or other products.
Services
It is all about customer service and customer support. You have a printing question or problem and you want more than a website for answers. Greater Dallas Press offers 24/7 customer support in layout, graphics, print production and file transfer. You need a technician onsite to resolve a problem but you are at deadline.
Our printing and finishing equipment enables us to complete your project in-house, reducing cost and turn-time. We can print, fold, trim, bind and have your print out for delivery, fast. Like many of our customers, Greater Dallas Press started small and has grown into one of Texas' trusted printers.
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Patricia Knetzer
Dec 27, 2019
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Getting in and out of here is a huge cluster. Don't turn on Shepherd; go up to Easy St, turn right onto Easy and follow the road all the way around and the location will be on your left. Otherwise you'll have to turn around or blindside back into the dock (of which there is only one). Area definitely not conducive for semis, especially with four wheelers being impatient and trying to get around you as you're trying to back in to the dock. Unloading didn't take too long.
