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Bad quality and dishonest, non professional attitude!

This is a fly-by-night company and I would be very careful about any business dealings with them. They engaged us to print their postcards. They wanted to pay cash under the table at a discounted rate (because they were paying by cash) and we don't do business like that. We made them pay a 50% deposit, which is standard for any new customer. They provided the artwork, we printed the product, and when they came to pick it up were unhappy that the pictures were blurry and some of the blues turned to purple. This is what the artfiles were set to do, it was nothing to do with us or the quality of the printing. We told the customer they could take some of the postcards to get them by until we were able to get them reprinted. They took some and as they were leaving they grabbed both boxes and ran out the door. We contacted their designer to get the files reworked. The designer gave us an earful on how the customer did a number on him and he wanted nothing more to do with them. We lost money on this order, these guys are con artists, they don't return phone calls, and looking at the address, it is a mail box store. Don't use them. The pictures on the postcard were scans from picture books. They are dishonest. And Mick and Michael - pay us what you owe us and I'll pull this post. And why do I have to give you a star rating? You don't deserve any rating.

Great quality service!

This is a great company for for all your parking lot needs, they provide excellent work and awesome customer service.

We had a very poor experience with the branch in Colville, WA. Evidently they charge by the ton, rather than by the yard, even though they quote you yard price. The manager Greg was short, and argumentative. When I asked for a small discount, since the gravel came soaking wet (weighing more), he just said "tough luck!". The receptionist whined saying she made the least out of everyone there and said, "well I can't control the weather", and that she didn't get paid enough to listen to what we had to say. Such poor customer service! Being in a small town, we don't have many options, and evidently they know this and abuse it. Moral of the story - get your rock in the summer, and talk to as few employees as possible.