I do a bunch of printing here - business cards and flyers and have had nothing but good experiences…read morewith them. They are cheap, but the end product is very good quality.

Always reliable and very prompt with responses. Prices are great too. Bruce is a total pro.read more

For several years now Steve at Concept Wear has handled all the printing for Whetstone High…read moreSchool's PTA Spirit Wear... and we love his work. Quality is GREAT, prices are very reasonable, delivery always on time (even on a couple quick-turnaround jobs), and he's always been a pleasure to work with. We're very happy to support a local business who helps out his local PTA!

Great experience. My company needed embroidered golf shirts and Steve helped us with this project…read morefrom start to finish. The end result was a professional looking quality shirt. Thanks Steve!

You can not go wrong with choosing Able Printing for your printing needs. This family-owned…read morebusiness is never too busy for your projects and will go out of their way to make it great! I have used them for invitations, posters, hot cards, prayer cards, mailings, and fundraising drives. They will work hard so that you get what you need FAST! The staff is friendly, knowledgable, respectful and very professional.

Our work printer was jammin' so frequently, we called it Bob Marley...Able Printing came to the…read morerescue! What a swift turnaround for our printing needs! They were able to produce high volume, quality product in little time. Not to mention, the customer service you receive is exceptional...the kind of service that reminds you of a time long ago when people would sit around listening to the radio and talk to each other in the face with their face. They go the extra mile. Highly recommend!

I hate to write a poor review (as a business owner myself, I know this can cause a negative impact)…read morebut I feel that it's necessary. I had built a site for my small business and struggled to add a booking feature. I was in a time crunch so my mother (God love her) stepped in and offered to hire Webchick to help me out. My mother was given a price and then wrote a check to reimburse me (again, very kind of my mother to help me out here). The invoice Web Chick sent to me was $120 more than the price my mother was given. I let this go. I was then very upfront with Chrissy about what she was being hired to do before sending a check to her. She was paid for 1 year of site management (her yearly fee) and then I wanted the site transferred over to me so I could manage/update the site myself, moving forward. Fast forward 1 year when it was time to renew, I asked about transferring the site so that I could be able to login to manage the content. Chrissy sent me a zip file of the content and said I'd need to transfer everything to a new web host. I did not code this site or create it so I had no clue how to do this. We agreed in the beginning on transferring the content to an independent account (I still have the text reciepts which I sent to her). I gave her the opportunity to transfer the content before leaving a review and rather than saying she misunderstood that I was planning to leave after the first year and offer to guide/help me transfer the content, she told me I should just renew or go back to Wix since I am familiar with wix (this is where I had created the first site and paid just under $400 for the site and domain name and then Chrissy walked me through transferring the domain to her which was fine...until now). I would love to renew if web management was in my budget but I knew it wasn't from the get-go so I tried to be clear of what I needed done to prevent this from happening. Now I am having to hire someone else to transfer the zip files since Chrissy did not follow through with this. I was also told that she has something that scans sites that she builds to check for copyrights and make sure everything is compliant (great selling point); then I was emailed by a supervisor from a corporate office saying I needed to remove certain wording from my site that was copyrighted or else they would take legal action. Yikes! I was misled and overall disappointed.

Web Chick has been great to work with for our websites. They do all of the updates promptly. Their…read moredesign is top notch and scales well on screens of all sizes. Pricing is very good and communication is excellent. Highly recommend if you need a website.

I recently used this company for some quick turnaround homecoming shirts and my experience was…read morelackluster to say the least. I received little to no communication from ANYONE. I sent multiple emails and phone calls and the only responses I received was the initial quote and call that my garments were complete, EVEN THOUGH I NEVER APPROVED THE PROOF. I reached out two days after I dropped off my shirts as I hadn't received any design proofs and was worried about hitting my deadline. Got no response after multiple attempts and then was called later that day to inform me my project was done and ready for pickup... When I went in to try and figure out what happened, they told me that they just went ahead since it was basically the design I sent.. except it was different fonts and not what I was hoping for. They offered no sort of discount, let alone any sort of apology for charging me $45 for three shirts that didn't even end up how I wanted them. Not to mention that there was sticky residue and printing lines all over two of the shirts. I tried washing it off and no luck. Would highly recommend staying as far away from this place as you can as they clearly don't follow any proper business practices. Money wasted.

I went to this establishment for DTG printing. At first, the staff was helpful and informed me…read moreabout pricing and turnaround times. I decided to give them a try and ordered a few shirts. Unfortunately, the shirts were not correct. Each print was defective and not centered on the shirts. I informed them of the issues, and the manager tried to say it was my design. I came back the next day with proof it wasn't my design. Then the manager told me she was frustrated because they had issues with their DTG printer. "After all, it's old and needs to be serviced." I asked to speak to the owner about a refund for the prints. I ask why would they take on business with an inconsistent/broken printer. I was surprised by how unprofessional and inconsiderate the owner was. The owner told me that the shirts were my problem and I was lucky to get a refund from her. I walked away with a refund for less than half the money I spent and a very unpleasant experience.

We can't say enough good things about our experience with Signarama! At Urban Arts Space, we wanted…read moreto launch our rebranding with window vinyl of our new logo, including a large and colorful design as well as new hours signs and matching window runners. Our gallery has had many positive experiences with Signarama in years past, but this was one of our largest and most complicated orders yet. Initially, we faced some issues with submitting the correctly sized files, but with the help of John and others on the Signarama team, we were able to solve the problem and ensure our order matched what we needed. They were communicative, timely, and friendly. We look forward to continuing business with them in the future, and we highly recommend their services!

These guys provided great service!! Thank you for the hard work. I'll let my friends know about…read moreyour guys good work.

The first thing you should know about Ted is that he laughs at his own jokes. Harmless jokes. Yet…read morebad, nonetheless. Dad jokes. But Ted is also one of the most thoughtful, decent and kind people in the area. He's built hospitals and home additions. People are caring for one another at this very moment beneath roofs he's designed. But Ted has built more than structures. He's built family, friendships and community. You'd invite Ted over for a beer, laugh, tell stories, and then eventually break into the hard stuff. You'd give Ted your house key for safe keeping when you went on vacation. You'd ask Ted how to fix stuff in your house, and he'd come over and help you. He'd buy Girl Scout cookies from your daughter, and chocolate bars so your kid could fund a school trip. The whole time, he'd tell jokes. Some of which were funny. He'd laugh, and then you'd laugh at him laughing, and he'd laugh at you laughing. And soon you're breaking into the hard stuff, again. (Don't tell mom.) Ted, in short, is a good man. He's an architect of many things, the most important of which are in the hearts of those who knew him and loved him. And he'll be missed. Love you, Ted. I can still hear you laughing.

After a wonderful first couple interactions with Adept, I can say that I left my experience with…read morethem quite underwhelmed and disappointed. I had three interactions with them in the introductory/discovery phase. The first was a 30 minute phone call, followed by an initial discovery meeting at their office (a nice place in Grandview) and a second "discovery" meeting at their office. All told, I probably invested five or six solid hours of my time. I didn't mind, however, as I assumed it would lead to a thoughtful proposal that would detail their plan for our account. To put it bluntly, they were the leader in the clubhouse simply based on their thoroughness. Then the proposal came. A three paragraph, eight sentence email informing me that they would require $5K to "evaluate and plan" what to do with my Wordpress website and spend $25K on the website renovations itself. No PDF. No detailing of hours to be spent. No projection of where this would get my site in the Organic or Local listings. Nothing about Domain Authority. Nothing surrounding integration of a blog. Nothing about a Case Study gallery. None of these things. Just the price... $5K upfront for them to "evaluate and plan" and $25K for the site, maybe. They would know more after I spent $5K, I suppose. When probed about what exactly that money would go towards and offering Gail Sech (my Project Manager/Account Rep) a chance to provide a thoughtful proposal, the next email was sent back saying they were declining our business. I won't pass any judgement on Gail or Adept at a personal level, but this was my experience and I certainly couldn't recommend them to any of my colleagues after the way it devolved in the end. I was just a solid, thoughtful proposal away from spending $25K with them and now I'm giving a (generous) 2* review. It's unfortunate. _________________________________________________________ Update: As of September 30th, 2016, the company I chose after my experience with Adept (and have left a 5* review for) has me at #1 in the Organic listings for all my major keywords and #4 or higher in the local listings. They also did it without redesigning my website and it cost me 1/3rd of what Adept was going to charge just for the website redesign. I only had two meetings with them before they gave me an awesome, thoughtful proposal that clearly outlined how I would receive better rankings and the slight adjustments I needed to make to my website. I'll be redoing the website this winter and look forward to driving many more new customers through it.

Absolutely outstanding client service and professionalism. Adept uses a team approach that truly…read morelistened to our objectives and spent time understanding our business. We couldn't be happier with the service from the amazing people at Adept! Oh and the results are there. Well worth the investment.