QQP printed our wedding invitations, envelopes, guest book postcards, and some large signs for the…read moreactual event. We had the best experience with the team! They are responsive, always kind, and deliver the highest quality. We will use them time and time again!

This is a great print shop with a super friendly and knowledgeable staff. My office has used them…read morefor years and their name says it all! Quality printing, quick! Shout out to Leslie, she's the best!

I have been coming to Allied back when it was called Allied Photocopy and run by Jim Burress when…read moreit was on Traylor Island. Michelle in the graphics department has done many print jobs of all types. Michelle and I have become very good friends.

I spent months writing a family cookbook but didn't want to just run it through a copier and hand…read moreit out so I went to Allied Printing. Here, I was shown my options for paper and binding and selected what I thought would work best. I would have appreciated a little guidance on what could work best but I was on my own. I made several trips to the shop. My initial document wasn't in a format they could use. I went home, updated it and brought it back in on an SD card. The machine that needed to be used couldn't read an SD card. I went home a brought it in on a stick. Nope. I eventually emailed the project - that would have saved me two trips had I known I could do that. My final trip was to pick up my book. Although I was told I would be called when my project was complete I never was. I ended up just going in hoping it was finished. It was and I loved the final product but getting to this point was more challenging than it really needed to be.

Since 1983 Xcel has provided Digital, Offset, Large Format, and More!…read morefrom their website: "Direct Mail Projects, Invitation Addressing, Targeted Advertising Programs, Booklets, Manuals, Newsletters, Magazines, Pocket Folders... Postcards, Business Cards, Rack Cards, Table Tents, Letterhead, Envelopes.. Brochures, Posters, Flyers...Tickets, Business Forms, Labels, Bookmarks, Note Pads...Announcements, Invitations, Birth, Party, Wedding, Event, Save the Dates, Variable Data Addressing...Banners, Magnets, Signs, Feather Flags, Table Drapes, Step and Repeats... Promotional Items: Pens, Cups, Koozies..." Very, very affordable, I've done several projects with Xcel over the years. Primarily invitations, and business cards. They were always very professional, and **very** affordable, and provided an exceptional product every time I used them. I highly recommend this "old school" (in a good way) print shop. Xcel is located in an unpretentious, humble building and you reap the benefit of a substantial cost savings by using these pros

I had my wedding invites printed here & they were PERFECT! Very responsive & helpful. I will def…read moreuse this business again.

Years ago I had some signage done here for work and they are great to work with!…read more Two Christmases ago I made an oversized poster for my best friend and took the print to TJs who did a fantastic job llaminating it, and edge trimming it in black. Tammy was sooooooo sweet. When I went to pick it up, she said she accidentally made an extra copy of it and she gave me the second one at no charge. I highly recommend them. Unless Allied has obtained edge trim equipment, TJs is the only place in town that offers this great service - you get an inexpensive 'frame' cut to size to fit your print. It typically comes in black, gold, and silver. Thanks Tammy, BF loves her poster and it was fun to be able to keep the "freebie" for myself!

Thank you for posting the tribute to the last 13 casualties of the Afghanistan debacle. I was…read moresupporting another vendor in the area and saw it... Although I felt horrible, I am grateful that an organization with the means to post it did so. God Bless you always.

I still love this local camera (and more) shop!! Went to Southerland's yesterday to see if they…read morecould repair another lens I had dropped (Momma didn't name me "Grace"!) And the young man helping my sister and me could not have been nicer or more knowledgeable! He evaluated my broken lens within seconds, saying "it's stuck on the longest length and can't autofocus anymore, and we cannot fix it." Then, he offered me a refurbished, similar lens at a very reasonable price, ~ $175.00 and confirmed the warranty with the owner. He let me shoot photos with each lens and gave me an additional option of upgrading to a newer Nikon camera body + lens which was another affordable option. There was no pressure to purchase immediately, and he understood I was checking on a. lens repair options and b. possible Christmas gifts for the hubs to get me. While we were there, we learned they do VHS to DVD transfers, and he walked us through their very reasonable prices for the service. He added that they've farmed this service out to a Cincinnati company for ~ 30 years with zero problems. This was another pleasant, fun exerience at Southerland's and I look forward to returning to get some family VHS tapes transferred. I enjoyed their extensive antique camera collection that is lined around the store on the top shelf! Huntsville is fortunate to have a locally owned knowledgeable camera store staffed with kind, engaging staff!

I don't get the bad reviews, but it seems at least one was for an eBay purchase that may or may not…read morehave even been them. So, keep that in mind. This is a small, mom and pop shop. The owners and staff are very friendly, helpful, and PATIENT. I don't know jack about cameras and they explained EVERYTHING to me about two cameras I bought on a whim at an estate sale. They cleaned them and made sure they worked. They loaded film. They showed me the settings for the apertures, shutter, and all those other things I don't have a clue about (I told them to just set it on "easy settings" and they did, lol). They wrote instructions down. They told me their value. They warned me what not to do. I told them I'd be back probably with more questions and they said "that's absolutely no problem." When I asked if they could repair them if I messed them up they said they could not, BUT could tell me a shop that could. These are kind, good folks. We need more shops like this open with such knowledgeable people. They sell cameras, lenses, film, develop film, and do photo restoration. Prices seemed more than reasonable. Advice and small talk are free.

Ameritek is a great partner for my business. Their technicians are all experienced professionals…read morewho quickly fix any issue. They have great pricing on toner and will even deliver it to your office. I highly recommend this company.

A great store! Wonderful staff and a super selection! Not only quilt fabrics but cross stitch and…read moremore! A definite stop anytime going thru Huntsville!

Patches and Stitches is a classic quilt shop for a town the size of Huntsville. It is neither the…read morelargest nor the smallest quilt fabric store I have ever been in, but it has a niche, caters to its customers, and serves them well. They have a good Civil War reproduction fabric area, and they usually have a pretty decent 1930s-repro area, too. Much of the store is devoted to classic fabrics: blenders, overall prints, batiks. They have a small selection of wide backing fabrics. They also have a lot of cross-stitching materials, which take up half the store. I know nothing of cross-stitching, so someone else should speak about that part of their merchandise. Pros: they've got a little bit of everything. Tools, stencils, fat quarters, thread, fabric. Cons: they've only got a little bit of everything. They're not going to carry specific designers or get in the designer du jour you're craving. If your tastes run to Amy Butler, Anna Maria Horner, Denyse Schmidt etc., they are not going to have your fabrics -- you will need to look outside for them. Good, reputable basics, though? They've got them, and the fabrics from the bigger companies are the higher-quality versions that only dedicated quilt shops carry. You'll pay more, but you'll get the GOOD stuff. They do have a person who takes in longarm quilting projects (for a fee, obviously) so if you're looking for a quilter, they can point you to one. Sales are rare, maybe once or twice a year. They announce it to their mailing list first. Typically it's a good discount but purchases have a 1/2-yard minimum to get the discount, so be prepared. They have classes, but I've never taken one. They don't have a ton of thread, which is disappointing to me. My guess is that there's just not much of a market for it. It's a good shop. I try to make as many purchases there as possible, to help keep them in business, but I recognize there are some things they aren't going to carry and will never carry, so I get those elsewhere.

Rocket city Printers has been our go to for equipment and supplies for over 15 years. They have…read morefair prices and fast service and Gary ( the owner ) is wonderful.