Merrimack Valley
NH Graphic Design, Big Bull Creative announcement;
Munro Graphics formerly of Methuen, Massachusetts is excited to announce their relocation to 60 Island Street, Lawrence, Massachusetts.
Munro Graphics has been servicing print customers in the Merrimack Valley for over 20 years. Jim Munro, President and owner of Munro Graphics says the move has been needed due to size and space issues at their previous location.
“It was a great location for many years, but as our business grew our customer needs changed. Before we knew it we were bursting at the seams. Architecturally it became difficult to work efficiently because of the broken up floor plans,” Munro states.
Munro Graphics evolved in the past 20 years, in the Merrimack Valley from two small offset presses and a very slow black and white copier, to the installation of a state of the art black and white and full color printer as well as a digital duplicator, which prints a wide variety of colors with speed. As a four man operation, Munro Graphics turned “green” before anyone knew what the term really meant. They have always been advocates for cleaner production methods and recycling, and take it one step further by re-using and minimizing packaging.
Munro says his customer base is diverse, “I serve many non-profits both locally and regionally, but I also have a broad base of small business customers. Most of my business customers are owner operated. They appreciate that I am the one who answers the phone and they know that I will respond quickly.”
Ed Warnshuis the President of the Merrimack Valley Habitat for Humanity, and Director of Lawrence Partners in Education says those believing in the future of Lawrence and the value of small independent businesses should work with Munro Graphics, “He's moving to Lawrence because he believes the city is on the rebound and has a bright future and he wants to contribute to that bright future. He's also an independent small business man. He's not a franchise or part of a conglomerate. He's an independent businessman who knows his craft and works hard on behalf of his customers.”
Jim himself says his clients are surprised to see him show up at their doors, either delivering or picking up print jobs. “That is how I expect to be treated and they deserve the same.”
Munro Graphics is scheduled to move to the new Lawrence location mid-February. They would like new customers to know they are looking forward to developing long term relationships with them and would like to current customers to know they look forward to servicing you from their new location.
For all your printing and copying needs, contact Munro Graphics at 978-682-0699 or you can reach them via the web at www.munrographics.com.
For all your marketing and graphic design needs contact Maryann Little at NH Graphic Design, Big Bull Creative at 978-376-3718 or you can visit them on the web at www.bigbullcreative.com.
