Louisville Commercial Printing
Ernie’s Print Shop is a 360° commercial printing facility located in Louisville, Kentucky. While we can provide more solutions than listed below, here are a few common requests we receive:
- Full service commercial printing
- Business services including continuous forms and checks
- Promotional products and marketing collateral
- Graphic design services including business cards, brochures, flyers, posters, yard signs and banners
Business Clients Include:
Have just started using Ernie’s Print Shop but so far and very please with their service and offerings. I will definitely continue doing business with them.
I’ve been working with Ernie’s Print Shop for about six years and have watched them grow with success. They always deliver quality products at very reasonable prices and promptly! Absolutely can compete with all the other print shops but most importantly it’s the personable service which does it for me! Always refer customers when I can.
G. Castillo, BAMGCI’ve been working with Ernie’s Print Shop for about six years and have watched them grow with success. They always deliver quality products at very reasonable prices and promptly! Absolutely can compete with all the other print shops but most importantly it’s the personable service which does it for me! Always refer customers when I can.
G. Castillo, BAMGCHave just started using Ernie’s Print Shop but so far and very please with their service and offerings. I will definitely continue doing business with them.
Recent News: (Following are links to articles from external business sites regarding marketing printing and trending topics.)
- These are the biggest conventions coming to Louisville in December November 29, 2021By far the largest event in terms of economic impact this month is the Varsity All Star WSF Cheer and Dance three-day program. It will have about 9,000 attendees and is expected to generate nearly $4.2 million in economic impact.Shea Van Hoy
- Louisville doctor sentenced in 'unlawful kickback conspiracy' November 29, 2021The physician was sentenced to five years of probation, including two years of home detention. He also was ordered to pay restitution totaling $567,609.36 to Medicare.Shea Van Hoy
- IN PERSON: Kristen Miller's long road to leading the Louisville Bar Association November 29, 2021Kristen Miller’s journey to becoming executive director of the Louisville Bar Association started with dreams of being a journalist.Steve Kaufman
- Local small business owners prepare for crucial post-Thanksgiving shopping weekend November 26, 2021The "Galleria Remix" is one of several Black Friday and Small Business Saturday events that local retailers are counting on in what one describes as a "make or break" weekend.Michael L. Jones