Printscape traces its roots to Washington Reprographics, a blueprint shop founded in Washington, Pennsylvania, in 1977. After U.S. Air Force veteran John Dziak acquired the company in 2004, it grew into a nationwide visual branding resource while keeping its Pittsburgh-area base and a 14,000-square-foot production facility. The company is known for handling substantial projects in-house, including monumental graphics for Pittsburgh’s Consol Energy Center.
PrintTechFounded in Pittsburgh as Copy Boy in 1970, PrintTech has grown into a commercial printer handling printing, branding, marketing and mailing for Western Pennsylvania customers. The company is the only commercial printer in Western Pennsylvania with a cut-sheet inkjet press, and its team brings an average of more than 15 years of print experience to tight-turnaround work. PrintTech also supports regulated manufacturing and medical-device clients with ISO-certified processes and dedicated quality controls.PITTSBURGH, PA
Printed InkFrom its Southampton, Pennsylvania facility, Printed Ink produces large-format commercial printing for signage, exhibition graphics, and branded spaces across Greater Philadelphia and beyond. With more than 25 years in printing and graphics installation, the company handles projects from consultation and design through production and in-house installation. Its work includes graphics for institutions such as the Franklin Institute, the National Constitution Center, and the University of Delaware.
Herrmann PrintingSince Eugene V. Herrmann Sr. founded it in Pittsburgh in 1955, Herrmann Printing has remained a family-owned business now operating in its third generation. Led by President Rodney A. Herrmann Jr., the company serves local and national clients from a 25,000-square-foot facility, with commercial printing at the heart of its work.PITTSBURGH, PA
Scranton Printing CoSince 1907, family-owned Scranton Printing Co. has produced commercial print work and handled the related prepress, finishing, and mailing in-house. Now in its fourth generation, the company has grown from a 17-square-foot shop into a 50,000-square-foot operation serving projects from small digital runs to large-format work. Its Strauss family ownership remains closely involved, with three co-owners overseeing estimating, production, and client relationships.PHILADELPHIA, PA