Printing & Signage

The presses are ours. So your deadline is your problem, not somebody else's queue.

Most agencies design your flier, then email the art to a print shop and add a markup on the way out. We are a printing company in Lancaster PA that prints it ourselves, on our own presses, in our own building. Fliers, brochures, booklets, and posters, done in-house, turned fast, with no markup riding on top.

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The short answer

Does Weber Advertising print fliers, brochures, and booklets in-house?

Yes. We run our own digital presses on-site, under the name Digital Express. We do digital printing of fliers, brochures, and booklets, plus posters, business cards, menus, labels, and tags. We design it, print it here, and finish it, all under one roof. There is no outside print shop in the middle, which means no handoff, no markup, and no waiting on someone else's schedule. In-house also means a fast turn without a rush charge. You make one call, and the job gets done.

Why it matters to you

Why does printing in-house matter to you, not just to us?

The minute your job leaves the agency for an outside printer, two things happen: you lose control of the date, and you pay a middleman. Because our presses are ours, neither one lands on you.

Can we print a thousand fliers by Friday? Yep. A saddle-stitched booklet for the sales team? You bet. A short run of business cards and a wall of posters on the same order? For sure. Got a deadline that scares everyone else? Good. Those are some of our favorite jobs.

Printing here puts three things in your column:

  • No markup. Production happens in our building, so you are not paying our cost plus a print shop's cost plus a handling fee. You pay for the work, once. (For the handful of things we do not run in-house, we keep outside printers and tell you which is which.)
  • A quick turn without a rush charge. When the press is ours, a fast job is a scheduling call, not a surcharge. We have taken a piece from idea to the post office in five hours when the day demanded it.
  • One team to call. Design, print, and finish are one group of people in one place. If a color looks off or a fold lands wrong, you call us, and we fix it. No vendor pointing at another vendor.

How much, how fast

How much can a Lancaster PA printing company actually print in a day?

68,000 Bib tags printed in a single Thursday

A lot, on a schedule that would make most shops sweat. Here is a real one. A grocery client needed every shelf re-tagged before the weekend ad hit the street, so we ran 68,000 bib tags in a single Thursday. Not over a week. In a day. The press did not blink, and the tags were on the shelves before the doors opened Saturday.

That is the kind of volume our presses run when it has to be done now:

  • 200,000Jobs up to 200,000 pieces.

    Your whole mailing, your whole shelf-tag reset, your whole rollout, one run, one shop.

  • 68,00068,000 bib tags in one Thursday.

    When the weekend ad cannot wait, the press keeps up.

  • 103,203103,203 jobs and counting.

    We have been doing this a while, and we have the count to show for it.

  • 3030 years in business.

    Fast is good. Fast and still here decades later is the point.

Big runs do not faze us, and neither does a short one. One poster or a thousand, the building is the same either way.

What we print

What can we put your name on?

If your message goes on paper, we print it. We match the press, the stock, and the finish to what the piece has to do.

The marketing pieces

  • Fliers for sales, events, grand openings, and the weekly drop
  • Brochures that fold the way you need and feel like you spent money on them
  • Booklets and catalogs, saddle-stitched or spiral-bound, for the sales kit or the showroom
  • Posters sized to read across a room or a parking lot
  • Sell sheets and guides that make a small company look like a big one

The everyday business print

  • Business cards on stock that does not bend in a back pocket
  • Menus that survive the lunch rush and still look sharp
  • Labels and tags for product, shelf, and price
  • Reports and presentation pieces for the board meeting
  • Branded sets for every location, the same look at every store, every season

Idea to ink, under one roof

How does a print job actually move through Weber?

One team carries it from idea to ink.

1. Design

Our team builds the art, on brand and sized for the real piece, so a logo blown up to poster size still looks crisp. Hand us a finished file or a rough sketch. We work with whatever you have got, including the Canva file you started.

2. Print

We print it here on the right press and the right stock for the job. You see a proof before we run the whole order, so nothing surprises you.

3. Finish

Cut, fold, score, laminate, saddle-stitch, spiral-bind. We build the piece to do its job and hand it back ready to use, not as a box of problems.

See it for yourself

Print you have probably already held.

Every piece below ran on our presses. Real clients, real deadlines, the kind of print that ends up on a counter, in a cart, or in someone's hands.

A Karns Foods shelf talker printed in-house by Weber

Karns Foods

Shelf tags, price tags, and in-store print for a 10-store grocery chain, turned every week without a miss. (Karns has trusted Weber's print for years.)

The Green Valley guide book, designed and printed in-house by Weber

Green Valley

A full guide book, designed and printed in-house, cover to cover.

A printed tasting mat made for Hidden Stills

Hidden Stills

A printed tasting mat that does the work of a menu and a place setting at once.

Spiral-bound books and catalogs printed and bound in-house by Weber

Spiral-bound books and catalogs

The kind that sit on a counter and get picked up.

A full-color comic book printed by Weber

A comic book

Because someone asked, and "we never say no" is not just a slogan. (Unusual jobs are some of our favorites.)

Pravi business cards printed in-house by Weber on heavy stock

Pravi business cards

Cards on stock that does not bend in a back pocket, printed and cut in-house.

“We count on Weber to deliver value and execute quickly. We feel like we can ask them to do anything and they will do it. They told me a long time ago that they never say no, and they haven’t.”
Chuck Hoober, Partner at Hoober, Inc.
Chuck Hoober Partner, Hoober, Inc.

One job, or a program

Do you have one job to price, or a year of printing to run?

Both are welcome. They just start in different places.

One job, and you want a number today

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A standing program, and you are tired of babysitting it

That is a conversation, not a calculator. Our long-term clients do not print once. They have a calendar: the weekly drop, the seasonal sale, the new location, the shelf tags that turn over every Friday. We handle all of it, so the right piece shows up on time without anyone scrambling the night before.

Start a conversation

Take the weekly grocery circular. We design it, plan and buy the media, and manage the whole weekly run, printing it through trusted partners close to the mail routes so it lands on time. You get one point of contact: us. One client has run its circular that way for 15 years, and we have hit every Friday deadline, one way or another.

Right now you probably have a designer in one place, a printer in another, a media buyer somewhere else, and someone chasing all three. We do all of it: a Lancaster PA printing company that prints in-house, designs the work, plans the media, and stands behind every piece. That is one partner instead of four vendors, and one less thing for you to manage.

Tell us what needs printing, and when you need it.

Got a job that has to be in hand before a deadline that scares everyone else? Good. We are local, we own the presses, and we print it ourselves, so we turn it fast and skip the rush charge. Tell us about the one piece you need this month, and we will map out the printing program that keeps you covered all year, on time, every time.

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