I love supporting locally owned businesses and this is one of them. They helped me out immediately…read morewhen I walked in the door and that speaks volumes to me. They do a variety of services, which I needed stickers and printing for my business. They also do awesome vehicle wraps.

Very good establishment. Family owned and operated. Took my van to have it lettered. Was very…read morepleased with outcome. Owners were very good to me and they made the job fit around my schedule. Will return there for future projects and will recommend them to others in the trade.

Conveniently located in the Safeway center with lots of parking. Nice people, great service and…read morewait time is minimal

I tried going to UPS to print a return address label and they said they couldn't do it. I called…read moreFedEx and they were very accommodating and helpful. I worked with Josh who was very kind and helped me through every step of what I needed done. It was a very quick trip despite my email having trouble sending and honestly I would come here again for other needs!

We had some yard signs made for a graduation party. The finished signs were remarkable. The folks…read morewho were working on printing them, were in constant contact with me about the quality of the files I sent, until we got it just right. They also were able to get them to me several days sooner. It was so nice to work with people who were so professional and kind. I want to thank Rachel, Gabe, Terry, Emily, Chase, Mistie and Heather. You all were so wonderful to work with. Thank you so much!!!

The lady with short hair and glasses is always rude. Everyone else has always been kind, but I do…read moreavoid going there now because of her.

Sam was great!!! He came in clutch for me as I had a fairly last minute request. He was easy to…read morework with, and provided great quality for the lack of quality item I provided him. A very genuine individual that I will most definitely use again!!!

Wow! Sam at Bolder Reprographics delivers truly outstanding service. He was able to painstakingly…read morerestore our 30-year-old wedding photo much better than we had hoped for. Add to that his super friendly demeanor, and it's a no-brainer to recommend him for any and all photo reproduction work. I look forward to an opportunity to work with him again.

I have worked with Doug for over 10 years. His ability to take my ideas and turn them into…read moremarketing tools has been extremely helpful. I have a very dynamic client list and Doug has coordinated the efforts of the data entry, design, and final shipping smoothly and effortless year after year.

Lately they have been messing up everything. The material of orders, the sizes, the quality. They…read morereally need to get it together. My friend ordered 2 pairs of prints (2 medium and 2 large) with the sizes clearly labeled. Not only were the sizes of the prints wrong, they were flipped (the small prints were big and the big ones were small) They have also been messing up my orders, the material is completely different then my original orders, and the quality has decreased significantly overall. And the new lower quality material is the same price than the higher quality material that I originally used to get from them. They have messed up at least 4 orders now between me and my friend.

Had a check-sized signature stamp made here- cost was $37.50. I was helped without any wait and the…read morerep was very helpful with options/sizes, costs, timeline, etc. Total time from order to completion was less than two weeks. It probably would have been a few dollars cheaper (hence the four vs five stars) to order at Staples, but I like supporting local business

Staples Longmont popped up as an option for a UPS delivery drop off, since my delivery would…read morerequire a signature. Staples rejected the delivery because "they didn't order it". Because of that response, UPS gave no other option but return to sender

It's Staples. Huge parking lot. Plenty of Staples. Also luggage? And services. I was helped…read morepromptly to get something laminated. However it appeared that only 2 people were working there. There was a huge HUGE line at the shipping services desk by the time my lamination was complete. There were some random objects on a table in which I was interested, but the ly were not marked with a price, nor was there anyone available to ask.

We have been using ProCopy for a little over a year now for our race car stickers. Recently, the…read morewife started a new business and needed all the new business stuff. Reached out to Amanda and Dustin, and they took care of us. Everything has been painless and wasy going. Highly recommend this small local owned business for all printing needs.

I was discriminated on my disability at Procopy, and I figured it's finally time to write this…read morereview after a few years of processing the trauma. November 13, 2019, I had been working for Procopy for a few weeks, and things were going really well. For two weeks on hire, I was trying my best to keep up with what was expected and seemingly succeeding. I then decided it would courteous to inform Amanda, the boss, of my autism diagnosis. At the time, I wanted my bosses to potentially understand a bit more about me. On the rare occasion, I may put in earplugs when the music and noises began to bother me, but otherwise, my particular diagnosis would have nothing to do with my job performance or customers. I just wanted to help Amanda understand a bit more. That was an immediate mistake when Amanda replied, "I wish you would have told me this before I hired you." It's obvious what she was implying. Even through my autism can I detect the hidden message here. The weekend passed, and I came back to work the following week. To set the full scene, the other employee was on vacation this week, so it was just me working. This meant that I had to step up a bit with some extra work. However, as the next few days went on, Amanda became more critical of me, putting more and more pressure on me for a two week employee still learning, and fully expected me to know and recognize the customers and regulars at this point. Any mistake I made was met with a large and belittling lecture from both Amanda and her husband. It was obvious they were being petty about what they learned about me and were trying to put more pressure on me. It worked because I did start to feel uncomfortable, inadequate, and nervous. The pressure won, and I ended up making a large printing error. I felt awful. I was trying my best, but I continued to feel very unwelcome this week compared to how happy and welcoming they were prior to learning about my diagnosis. Amanda sent me home this day for my mistake and later fired me over the phone the next day. I don't recommend supporting this business that blatantly discriminated and hurt me after learning about my disability.