An Edmonton shop, not a print portal.
Davis Printing has been producing commercial print, signage and vehicle graphics for Edmonton businesses from our shop at 9828 44 Ave NW. Same building, same crew, same equipment your job runs on.
The shop
Print floor, fabrication bench and install bay under one roof.
Walk in and you will find wide format printers on one side, a metal bench with aluminum returns and LED modules on the other, and a heated bay where vehicles get wrapped. That layout is deliberate. A sign that is printed here, built here and installed by the same people has nowhere for the job to fall apart.
It also means we can answer questions properly. When a client asks whether a face-lit letter will read from across a parking lot, or whether a wrap will survive a winter of gravel, the answer comes from someone who has installed it in Edmonton, not from a spec sheet.
Our standard turnaround is fast from approved artwork, and we schedule installs around your operations — early mornings for retail, batched units so a fleet never leaves the road all at once.
How we work
Three things we do not compromise on.
Craft over volume
Returns are formed square, seams land where they should and faces sit flush. The details are what make a sign look expensive.
A real schedule
Fast turnaround from approved artwork, and we tell you early when a job cannot make a date.
Local accountability
If something fails two winters from now, the people who built it are still at 44 Ave and will come look at it.
Local expertise
Edmonton work has its own rules — climate, permits and landlords.
Materials are chosen for the cold. Films that stay flexible, laminates that resist gravel and salt, and hardware that will not seize after a freeze-thaw cycle.
Permits are part of the job. We prepare the drawing package, submit for the development or sign permit and keep you posted while it works its way through.
Landlord and property manager criteria get reviewed before fabrication, so nothing gets built that will be rejected at the wall.
Start a project
Come see the shop, or send us the job.
Send drawings, dimensions or a rough idea. You will hear back from someone in the Edmonton shop, not a call centre.