Company Information

At Parks Printing Company our goal is perfection. To this purpose we wed the wisdom of a centuries old craft to the dynamic technology of today. Craftsmanship starts with know-how (having been there, done that) and demands obsessive attention to detail, taking pride in what we do. Everything, every step of the way, is measured once, then twice. From preflighting files to matching color on the press, we ply our craft expending every effort to deliver the printed piece you envision.

Mission Statement

At Parks Printing our mission is simple: put the customer first and deliver the ultimate in quality, service, and value.

Company History

Walking through our building you can see the history of a half-century of printing unfolding. In the back warehouse sits an antique 1930's Linotype machine left as a remnant of the older days of printing. Farther into the plant, and still in use for special diecutting and imprinting jobs, are a 1950 Kluge press, a 1951 Miehle press, and a 1960 Heidelberg press. In another room there is a thirty foot five-color Heidelberg press sharing space with a folding machine. There is a Ryobi, a GTO, a Stahl, a Mueller, and a Miehle Roland. A wall of metal and wood foundry type leftover from the days of hand typesetting sits adjacent to our state-of-the-art electronic prepress department. Ever since 1946 when Arnom and Mary Parks founded Parks Printing Company with the purchase of a single hand-fed snapper press, we have evolved to utilize a wide array of printing technology from all over the world to achieve our simple aim of setting ideas to paper. It is with this experience that we take your ideas and set them down in exactly the way that you envision them.