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Name: Print Pros
Address: Toronto, CA
Telephone: +16473512526
Rating: 4.275

80 reviews

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20 Bloor St E #35, Toronto, ON M4W 3G7, Canada Get Directions

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ABOUT Services Excellence Summary

One-Stop Print Shop All of your printing needs are under one roof. Big or little, basic or difficult, we can do it all. Print and promotional items that will help your company prosper. Brochures. Business cards. Flyers. Posters. Notepads. Cheques Invoices. Envelopes. Letterheads. Banners. Large-format printing. Digital offset printing. Passport images. Digital images. Binding, laminating. Photocopying. Scanning. Fax. Picture printing. Annual reports. Pop-up banners. Backdrops. Wedding invites. We have the knowledge and the capacity to print anything. Don't hesitate to call us or email us. Fast answers.

SUMMARY Reviews Summary

Several customer reviews share a few key points. Basically, they all comment about Frank (the owner, if I recall) exceptional welcoming, efficiency and helpfulness, complimenting his personal approach to clients and familiar demeanor. Customers also feel at ease running their errands at Frank's printing shop. They appreciate the ease in obtaining printing services as well as the timely completion. They acknowledge the fair pricing and lack of extra fees from the front desk and hope to have the store open during the lockdown. They recognize the superior service they receive and recommend Frank's printing to people. The few clients who left reviews after a bad experience with the staff attributed these experiences to the cold season, which might have subjected thee support personnel to a lot of stress.