Founded in 1970 in the basement of Raymond F. Elliott Sr.’s Brighton, New York home, Rotolite Elliott grew from selling diazo blueprint equipment into a Rochester-area print and signage company serving the people who build and manage projects. Today, the company produces architectural and engineering drawings, manages bid sets, and creates custom signage, carrying more than five decades of printing experience into digital and in-house production. New ownership arrived in March 2025 while preserving the company’s long-standing local identity.
City Blue ImagingFamily-owned and operated in Rochester since 1926, City Blue Imaging produces architectural prints and a broad range of commercial printing and imaging work for regional organizations and clients nationwide. Founded as City Blue Print Company, it expanded through a 1993 merger with R.A. Ellis and a 2005 offset-printing acquisition, while retaining its roots in blueprinting and its focus on responsive service.ROCHESTER, NY
Digitech PrintersOpened by the Khalfan family in 1999, Digitech Printers has grown from a walk-in copy center into a New York graphics, printing and signage facility serving both small businesses and Fortune 500 companies. Its work spans everyday print needs and custom visual projects, including wide-format displays and fabricated retail signage, with in-house design support to take concepts from start to finish. The family-run shop operates locations around Times Square, Penn Station and Long Island.NEW YORK, NY
Syracuse Blue Print CompanyFamily-owned since A. Brayton Nye founded it in 1909, Syracuse Blue Print Company remains a working Syracuse business with third- and fourth-generation Nye family members on staff. Its long history centers on serving architectural, engineering, and construction customers with dependable document and printing support while adapting to new technology.SYRACUSE, NY
Sekula Sign CorporationFounded by Stanley and Yola Sekula in 1946 after Stanley’s Army Air Force service, Sekula Sign Corporation designs, manufactures, installs and maintains custom signage from its DuBois shop. The family business has grown from painted hand-lettered signs into digital message boards, illuminated displays and carved work, while retaining a hands-on team with more than a century of combined signage experience. Bobby and Noelle Lynett became owners in 2018 and continue the Sekula family legacy alongside Paul Sekula.339950DU BOIS, PA