ChatGPT's shortlist: commercial printing companies in Pennsylvania

Places ChatGPT showed

• Executive Printing · 5.0★ · Commercial printer
• Unity Printing Company · 4.9★ · Commercial printer
• Scranton Printing Co · 4.9★ · Commercial printer
• Color Reflections - Pennsylvania · 5.0★ · Commercial printer
• Get it Now Printing press · 4.9★ · Digital printing service
• EBC Printing & Signs · 4.5★ · Commercial printer
• M3 Printing · 4.2★ · Print shop
• Print Tech · 5.0★ · Commercial printer
• Professional Duplicating, Inc. · 4.3★ · Commercial printer
• Center City Print · 4.9★ · Print shop

If by commercial printing you mean business printing—brochures, catalogs, direct mail, books, annual reports, packaging, signage, and high-volume offset/digital work—Pennsylvania has a strong mix of regional and statewide providers.

I’d put these on a shortlist to get quotes from, rather than treating “best” as a single objective ranking:

• Executive Printing — Lancaster County (Elm/Lititz area). Full-service digital and offset printing plus mailing; a good candidate for marketing collateral, direct mail, and projects requiring fulfillment.
• Unity Printing Company — Latrobe / Western PA. Offers offset and digital commercial printing, variable-data printing, mailing, and promotional products. A particularly broad one-stop option for businesses.
• Scranton Printing Co — Scranton. Long-established fourth-generation printer with offset/specialty capabilities, finishing, mailing and distribution. It handles everything from brochures and business cards to books and annual reports.
• Color Reflections - Pennsylvania — Philadelphia. Especially relevant for large-format digital printing, environmental graphics, displays, banners, vehicle graphics and installations. Industry directories identify Color Reflections as a prominent Pennsylvania commercial printer.
• Get it Now Printing press — Harrisburg. Broad digital/offset capabilities, large-format printing, finishing, binding, specialty effects and mailing.
• EBC Printing & Signs — Allentown / Lehigh Valley. Commercial printing combined with signage, direct mail, variable data and fulfillment.
• M3 Printing — Philadelphia. Full-service commercial printer offering design, printing and mailing, with both local and nationwide service. Philadelphia-area research also identifies it among notable commercial printing providers.
• Print Tech — Pittsburgh. Commercial printing with mailing and fulfillment, useful if you need production plus distribution rather than simply finished printed pieces.
• Professional Duplicating, Inc. — Broomall / Philadelphia suburbs. Offset and digital printing, large format, signs, design and mailing; useful for organizations with varied print requirements.
• Center City Print — Scranton. Full-service commercial printing with large-format signage and marketing materials, and a substantial local customer base.

How I'd narrow it down

For larger, more demanding projects, it's also worth looking at printers on Penn State's approved vendor list: it includes Pennsylvania-area firms categorized by short-run, medium-run, and long-run/color-critical commercial printing capabilities.

If you tell me what you're printing, approximate quantity, and where in Pennsylvania you're located, I can narrow this to 3–5 companies that are specifically suited to your job and compare their capabilities, turnaround, and likely pricing structure.

Places ChatGPT showed

• PDC Graphics · 5.0★ · Commercial printer
• Colorworks · 5.0★ · Marketing agency
• Colortech Creative Solutions · 4.9★ · Commercial printer
• Allegra Marketing Print Mail · 5.0★ · Print shop
• Executive Printing · 5.0★ · Commercial printer
• Mail Shark · 4.9★ · Direct mail advertising
• RichArt Graphics · 4.4★ · Banner store
• Spencer Printing · 5.0★ · Commercial printer
• Fotorecord Print Center · 4.9★ · Commercial printer
• M3 Printing · 4.2★ · Print shop
• A-Link Printing, Mailing & Marketing Solutions · 5.0★ · Print shop

For a mid-size company marketing team, I’d focus less on “who prints the cheapest” and more on vendors that can handle campaigns, variable data/direct mail, fulfillment, brand consistency, large-format/event work, and recurring orders.

Based on current capabilities and Pennsylvania coverage, these are worth putting on an RFP shortlist:

• PDC Graphics — Southampton / Philadelphia region. A strong fit for integrated marketing programs: digital and offset printing, targeted direct mail, variable-data printing, database management, fulfillment, web-to-print, and large-format graphics. They specifically position themselves as a print-marketing partner for organizations.
• Colorworks — Gilbertsville / southeastern PA. Particularly interesting if your marketing operation wants more than a printer: it combines commercial printing with marketing services, digital campaigns, websites, direct mail, online storefronts, and fulfillment.
• Colortech Creative Solutions — Lebanon. A broad production partner offering digital/offset printing, large format, direct mail, fulfillment/warehousing, plus design, web, marketing, and analytics. That combination can reduce the number of vendors a mid-size marketing department has to coordinate.
• Allegra Marketing Print Mail — Lancaster. Oriented toward marketing departments needing strategy/creative, commercial print, large-format work, and end-to-end direct mail. It also supports list management and postal preparation.
• Executive Printing — Lancaster County. Full-service commercial printing plus mailing, including digital/offset production and campaign-oriented direct mail. A potentially good option for recurring collateral and mail campaigns.
• Mail Shark — Reading. Worth considering specifically when direct mail is a major part of the marketing mix. Its offering covers strategy, design, printing, list/route selection and mailing rather than simply producing printed pieces.
• RichArt Graphics — Philadelphia. More specialized toward large-format/signage and visual graphics, so it makes more sense as an event, retail, environmental-branding, or display partner than as your only commercial printer.
• Spencer Printing — Honesdale / Northeast PA. A long-established commercial printer with direct mail, fulfillment, warehousing, signage, promotional products, and both digital and offset production.
• Fotorecord Print Center — Greensburg / western PA. A useful option for Pittsburgh-area teams needing commercial print, direct mail/EDDM, graphic services, and broader print/marketing support.
• M3 Printing — Philadelphia. Full-service commercial printing with design, direct mailing, signage and graphics; potentially attractive for teams that need hands-on local production rather than a purely online print vendor.

How I'd narrow the list

For a typical mid-size marketing department, I'd put PDC Graphics, Colorworks, Colortech, and Allegra on the first RFP round because their published capabilities extend beyond basic commercial printing into marketing workflow, mailing, personalization, fulfillment, and/or digital services. That's a better match for an ongoing marketing operation than a printer that primarily produces one-off pieces.

If your priorities are more specific:

• Direct mail / personalized campaigns: PDC Graphics, Mail Shark, Colortech
• Marketing + print under one roof: Colorworks, Colortech, Allegra
• Trade shows / signage / large format: PDC Graphics, RichArt, Colortech
• Recurring collateral + fulfillment: PDC Graphics, Colorworks, Executive Printing
• Pittsburgh / western PA: Fotorecord, or A-Link Printing, Mailing & Marketing Solutions for a smaller full-service operation

One useful benchmark: the University of Pennsylvania's preferred-supplier documentation also lists vendors such as Paradigm Digital Color Graphics, R.R. Donnelley, and The Standard Group for combinations of offset, digital, direct mail, fulfillment and large-format work, which is useful evidence that the region has suppliers capable of fairly sophisticated institutional print programs.

If you tell me which part of Pennsylvania you're in, approximate annual print spend, and whether direct mail is important, I can narrow this to a 5-company shortlist with capabilities, likely fit, geographic coverage, and questions to put in your RFP.

Places ChatGPT showed

• Bayard Printing · 4.7★ · Commercial printer
• Scranton Printing Co · 4.9★ · Commercial printer
• Alcom Printing Group · 4.5★ · Print shop
• Executive Printing · 5.0★ · Commercial printer
• Allegra Marketing Print Mail · 5.0★ · Print shop
• Grit Commercial Printing Inc · 4.2★ · Commercial printer
• Mail Shark · 4.9★ · Direct mail advertising
• Promotions By Mail · 4.8★ · Commercial printer
• Bedwick & Jones Printing Inc · 5.0★ · Commercial printer

If you're looking for Pennsylvania commercial printers that can handle both catalog production and direct mail, I'd shortlist these based on their published capabilities, geographic coverage, and integrated print/mail services. I’m not treating “best” as a universal ranking—the right choice depends heavily on run size, catalog format, personalization, and mailing volume.

Strong Pennsylvania options

• Bayard Printing — Plymouth, PA
• Particularly interesting for medium-to-high-volume catalogs and publications.
• Offers heat-set web printing specifically suited to publications, mailers and catalogs, plus sheet-fed and digital printing.
• Has an in-house direct-mail processing center and USPS substation, along with fulfillment.
• A strong candidate if your catalog is relatively large or you're combining catalog printing with mailing and fulfillment.
• Scranton Printing Co — Scranton, PA
• Full-service commercial printer with offset and digital production, finishing, mailing and fulfillment.
• Its direct-mail capabilities include variable data, addressing, presorting, barcoding and EDDM.
• Worth considering if you're in Northeastern Pennsylvania and want a local production partner.
• Philly Printing Company — Scranton, PA
• Handles catalogs/books, commercial print and direct-mail campaigns.
• Offers variable-data printing, list management, address verification/CASS, presorting, EDDM and fulfillment.
• Its published estimate for larger catalog/direct-mail projects is roughly 7–14 business days after proof approval, although actual timing depends on the job.
• Alcom Printing Group — Harleysville, PA
• Full-service commercial printer with an emphasis on direct mail, data and variable-data printing.
• Offers integrated campaign planning, printing and mailing and has an on-site USPS office according to its business information.
• Particularly relevant if personalization/data management is important.
• Executive Printing — Lancaster County, PA
• Offers offset and digital commercial printing alongside direct mail.
• Capabilities include list acquisition, variable-data personalization and EDDM.
• Could be a good fit for marketing campaigns where the printer needs to handle both production and mailing logistics.
• Allegra Marketing Print Mail — Allentown, PA
• Combines commercial/digital printing, direct mail and marketing services.
• An option worth comparing if you're looking for more than simply production—for example, campaign planning and fulfillment.
• Grit Commercial Printing Inc — Montoursville, PA
• Long-established commercial printer with integrated printing, finishing, direct mail and fulfillment.
• Especially worth a quote for recurring catalogs, postcards and other marketing collateral.

Also worth getting a quote

Mail Shark in Reading is more direct-mail-centric than a traditional catalog printer. It offers design, printing, targeting/list services, EDDM and mailing, so I'd consider it when the mailing campaign itself is the main priority.

Promotions By Mail in Hilltown is another direct-mail-focused option, particularly for smaller and midsize campaigns requiring list/data management and USPS preparation.

Bedwick & Jones Printing Inc in the Wilkes-Barre area is another Northeastern PA option for commercial print and direct-mail work.

For a catalog + mailing project, I'd compare these specifically

If you're located in Northeastern Pennsylvania, I'd pay particular attention to Bayard, Scranton Printing, Philly Printing, and Grit. Bayard stands out on paper for large catalog/publication runs, while the others give you more options to compare on pricing and service.

If you tell me your approximate quantity (e.g. 5,000 / 25,000 / 100,000), catalog size/page count, and whether you need the printer to handle the mailing, I can narrow this to 3–5 companies and compare their capabilities and likely fit.

Places ChatGPT showed

• M3 Printing · 4.2★ · Print shop
• Philadelphia Business Services · 4.9★ · Print shop
• Universal Printing Company LLC · 4.5★ · Commercial printer
• Get it Now Printing press · 4.9★ · Digital printing service
• PRINTSHOP by We Do - Center City PA · 5.0★ · Print shop
• BELA Printing & Packaging Corporation · 5.0★ · Print shop
• Executive Printing · 5.0★ · Commercial printer
• Everything Printing · 5.0★ · Print shop

If turnaround speed is the main criterion, several Pennsylvania commercial printers explicitly advertise same-day, next-day, or 24-hour production. The fastest options depend heavily on the product and quantity.

Fast-turnaround Pennsylvania printers

• M3 Printing — Philadelphia
  Offers same-day turnaround on some products and next-day shipping/pickup options. Its commercial capabilities include digital printing, labels, signage, mailing, and finishing.
• Philadelphia Business Services — Philadelphia
  Particularly oriented toward urgent/on-demand commercial work. Its business listing describes fast turnaround, including examples of customers picking up work within an hour.
• Universal Printing Company LLC — Dunmore/Scranton area
  A larger commercial operation with printing, prepress, finishing, mailing and fulfillment. It operates around the clock and markets service-level windows commonly in the 24–72-hour range.
• Get it Now Printing press — Harrisburg
  Full commercial printing, digital/offset, large format and finishing. Its business profile specifically highlights quick turnaround for business cards, flyers, menus, labels and signage.
• PRINTSHOP by We Do - Center City PA — Philadelphia
  Advertises same-day/next-day printing, including digital, offset, UV and variable-data work.
• BELA Printing & Packaging Corporation — Willow Grove
  Advertises many standard jobs at 24–48 hours, with same-day rush options for qualifying urgent work.
• Executive Printing — Lancaster County
  Full-service commercial printer and mailing provider. Customer feedback and its business profile emphasize quick execution for deadline-driven commercial projects.
• Everything Printing — Gilbertsville
  Commercial digital/offset printing with reports of jobs completed within 24 hours and strong handling of last-minute requests.

Particularly fast by product

For general commercial paper printing, the strongest advertised turnaround claims I found are same-day/next-day from Philadelphia-area shops and 24-hour/24–72-hour production from larger commercial operations.

For large-format posters, banners and signage, Campus Copy Center in Philadelphia says it can provide same-day proofs with final prints typically within 24 hours.

For high-volume copying/duplication, Copyright Printing & Graphics in Erie says most work is completed within 24 hours and that same-day service is available in many cases.

For business cards, brochures, flyers and postcards, Rapid Color advertises 24-hour rush production for many products, although its facility is outside Pennsylvania and the work is shipped into the state.

Important: “Same day” generally means a qualifying job submitted before a cutoff, with print-ready files and relatively straightforward specifications. Quantity, paper stock, binding, finishing, proofing and delivery can change the timeline substantially.

If you tell me what you're printing (e.g., 5,000 brochures, 500 booklets, 50,000 postcards), quantity, desired delivery city in PA, and your deadline, I can narrow this to the fastest realistic options and compare their stated turnaround times.

Places ChatGPT showed

• EBC Printing & Signs · 4.5★ · Commercial printer
• Executive Printing · 5.0★ · Commercial printer
• PDC Graphics · 5.0★ · Commercial printer
• Scranton Printing Co · 4.9★ · Commercial printer
• PDQ Print Center · 5.0★ · Commercial printer
• M3 Printing · 4.2★ · Print shop
• Center City Print · 4.9★ · Print shop

If by reliable you mean a combination of established commercial capability, strong customer feedback, broad production services, and evidence of dependable turnaround, these are worth putting on your shortlist in Eastern Pennsylvania. I’m not treating this as a strict ranking—the best fit depends heavily on volume, finishing, mailing, and turnaround requirements.

• EBC Printing & Signs — Allentown / Lehigh Valley
  A strong full-service option for business printing, booklets, brochures, signage, branded materials, and direct mail. It has roughly 100+ Google reviews and a 4.5/5 business-search rating; its own customer testimonials emphasize on-time/early delivery and responsive service.
  Good for: recurring commercial work, marketing collateral, mailing/fulfillment, larger projects.
• Executive Printing — Elm/Lancaster County
  Particularly interesting if you need digital + offset printing combined with mailing. It has a substantial review history (186 reviews in the business search) and offers variable-data/direct-mail capabilities.
  Good for: catalogs, direct mail, longer runs, business collateral.
• PDC Graphics — Southampton / Bucks County
  A full-service commercial printer with both digital and offset production, plus mailing, personalization, and distribution. Its current business listing shows 5.0/5 from 85 reviews.
  Good for: more sophisticated commercial projects where project management and consistency matter.
• Scranton Printing Co — Scranton / Northeast PA
  A fourth-generation, family-owned commercial printer with broad offset and specialty-press capabilities, including books, annual reports, brochures and business materials. It currently shows 4.9/5 from 102 reviews.
  Good for: traditional commercial printing, larger-format print runs, books/booklets and established-account work.
• PDQ Print Center — Taylor / Scranton area
  Another strong Northeast PA choice, with a 5.0/5 rating from 119 reviews in the business search. It handles commercial printing, marketing collateral and direct mail.
  Good for: business marketing materials and print-plus-mail campaigns.
• M3 Printing — Philadelphia
  A substantial Philadelphia commercial printer offering digital printing, design, mailing, labels, signage and other production services. Expertise.com's current Philadelphia review also identifies M3 as a commercial provider with more than 20 years in business and same-day capabilities.
  Good for: Philadelphia-area businesses, fast turnaround, mixed print/design/mailing needs.
• Center City Print — Scranton / Northeast PA
  Shows 4.9/5 from more than 460 reviews in the current business data and handles both ordinary commercial work and specialized large-format/blueprint printing.
  Good for: organizations needing printing plus signage, blueprints, or direct-mail services.

If I were building an RFP shortlist

For a serious commercial printing contract, rather than occasional business cards or copies, I'd solicit comparable quotes from EBC, Executive Printing, PDC Graphics, Scranton Printing Co., and M3 Printing. That gives you coverage across the Lehigh Valley, Lancaster, Bucks County, Northeast PA, and Philadelphia.

When comparing them, ask each for the same specification—quantity, finished size, stock/GSM, color, coating, binding/finishing, delivery destination, and required in-hand date. The lowest quoted price isn't necessarily the lowest total cost if one printer has materially better setup, proofing, spoilage, or delivery performance.

If you tell me what you're printing (e.g., brochures, books, packaging, catalogs, direct mail), approximate quantity, and where in Eastern PA you need delivery, I can narrow this to 3–5 particularly suitable companies and compare their capabilities and reviews.

Places ChatGPT showed

• Print Tech · 5.0★ · Commercial printer
• Press Craft Printers · 5.0★ · Commercial printer
• Trust-Franklin Press · 5.0★ · Commercial printer
• AlphaGraphics Pittsburgh · 4.6★ · Print shop
• A-Link Printing, Mailing & Marketing Solutions · 5.0★ · Print shop
• SpeedPro Pittsburgh South · 5.0★ · Sign shop

If by “best” you mean strong commercial capabilities, established track record, and good fit for business-scale work, I’d put these Western Pennsylvania printers on your shortlist. There isn’t a single objective “best,” so I’m grouping them by what they appear particularly suited for.

• Print Tech — Pittsburgh
  A strong all-around commercial printer for larger business programs. It offers digital and offset printing, large-format work, mailing, fulfillment, bindery, and online print portals. Print Tech says it has Western PA’s only cut-sheet inkjet press.
• Press Craft Printers — Pittsburgh
  A long-established, family-owned printer dating to 1947. Particularly worth considering for offset and digital commercial printing, brochures, catalogs, booklets, newsletters, envelopes, and other business collateral.
• Trust-Franklin Press — Pittsburgh
  Another established commercial shop, founded in 1947, with offset, digital, wide-format, finishing, and direct-mail capabilities. It handles everything from annual reports and catalogs to banners and trade-show materials.
• AlphaGraphics Pittsburgh — Pittsburgh
  A good option when printing is part of a broader marketing/visual-communications project. Services include digital and offset printing, large format, direct mail, design, signage, and displays.
• Raff Printing — Pittsburgh
  Particularly interesting for sophisticated production and fulfillment: 4- and 6-color offset, high-speed digital, variable data, die-cutting, binding, fulfillment, shipping, and more than 25,000 square feet of warehousing. It has operated since 1951 and serves Western PA as well as agencies and brokers nationally.
• A-Link Printing, Mailing & Marketing Solutions — Bridgeville
  Worth considering if direct mail is a major part of the project. It combines commercial printing with mailing, design, promotional products, and campaign execution.
• SpeedPro Pittsburgh South — Bridgeville
  More specialized toward large-format graphics, signage, vehicle graphics, wall/window graphics, and installations rather than conventional offset work.
• Unity Printing — Latrobe/Greensburg
  A useful option if you're east of Pittsburgh. It describes itself as a full-service commercial printer serving Latrobe, Greensburg and Western PA, with printing, mailing, design, signage, banners, and trade-show displays.

How I'd narrow it down

For context, industry directories list more than 200 commercial-printing suppliers serving Western Pennsylvania, so the shortlist above isn't exhaustive.

If you tell me what you're printing (e.g., 10,000 brochures, annual reports, packaging, direct mail, books, labels, etc.), approximate quantity, and where in Western PA, I can narrow this to 3–5 companies that are specifically suited to the job, including which ones have the relevant equipment/capabilities.

Places ChatGPT showed

• PDC Graphics · 5.0★ · Commercial printer
• Executive Printing · 5.0★ · Commercial printer
• Unity Printing Company · 4.9★ · Commercial printer
• Scranton Printing Co · 4.9★ · Commercial printer
• Print Tech · 5.0★ · Commercial printer
• Everything Printing · 5.0★ · Print shop

If your priority is lowest total cost on high-volume commercial print, I’d get competitive quotes from several Pennsylvania printers rather than rely on advertised “starting at” prices. Exact pricing varies heavily by quantity, stock, color, size, finishing, turnaround, and whether mailing is included.

Here are the Pennsylvania companies I’d put on the quote list:

• PDC Graphics — Southampton. Offers both offset and digital production, with larger-run offset intended to improve unit economics. Particularly relevant for commercial marketing pieces and jobs combining printing, mailing, personalization, and distribution.
• Executive Printing — Lancaster County. Full-service offset/digital printer with mailing and EDDM capabilities; advertises free quotes/proofs and free U.S. shipping.
• Unity Printing Company — Latrobe. Commercial printer with offset/digital production, variable data, and extensive in-house finishing.
• Scranton Printing Co — Scranton. Offers 1–6-color commercial press work for books, booklets, annual reports, brochures, etc., plus digital printing for shorter runs.
• Print Tech — Pittsburgh. Has both offset and digital equipment, making it worth quoting for jobs where the break-even point between the two processes matters.
• Everything Printing — Gilbertsville. Offers offset/digital printing and substantial finishing/binding options.
• Bayard Printing Group — Williamsport. Industry listings specifically describe it as specializing in high-volume projects, including newspapers, periodicals, mailers and catalogs, with web, sheet-fed and digital capabilities.
• KBF Print Technology — Williamsport. Handles booklets, catalogs, magazines, direct mail and binding, making it another candidate for large production runs.
• Philly Printing Company — Scranton. Operates a 50,000-square-foot Pennsylvania production facility and emphasizes in-house printing, finishing and direct-mail production, which can eliminate subcontractor markups.
• Graphics Universal — Greencastle. Explicitly markets high-volume and multi-piece campaigns, with offset, variable-data, finishing and in-house mailing.
• Susquehanna Printing — Lancaster. Specializes in printing, mailing and finishing, and says it has achieved significant cost savings for customers.

One useful price benchmark

For a sense of how volume changes pricing, Center City Print in Northeast PA publicly lists booklet pricing declining from $0.28 at 100 copies to $0.14 at 5,000 copies for one specific 5.5×8.5-inch, double-sided configuration. That's not an apples-to-apples benchmark for every printer, but it illustrates why you want quotes at your actual quantity.

For direct mail, Weber Advertising in Lancaster publishes actual recent-job examples: 5,000 EDDM pieces were $850 printing + $1,150 postage + $250 design + $184 shipping/prep, or $2,434 total (about $0.49 each).

How I'd solicit the quotes

Send the identical specification to 5–7 printers and ask them to quote:

• 10,000 / 25,000 / 50,000 / 100,000 units
• Same paper stock and finished size
• Full color, both sides
• Exact finishing/binding
• Shipping to your destination
• Setup/proof/prepress charges
• Turnaround
• Unit price and total price
• Any quantity break where they recommend switching from digital to offset
• For mail: printing + list processing + postage + fulfillment as separate line items

That will reveal the genuinely lowest-cost provider much more reliably than review scores or advertised pricing.

If you tell me what you're printing (e.g. brochures, catalogs, postcards, books), quantity, finished size, color, paper stock, and whether mailing is involved, I can narrow this to the most relevant Pennsylvania bidders and look for actual published prices/quote mechanisms.

Places ChatGPT showed

• Scranton Printing Co · 4.9★ · Commercial printer
• Executive Printing · 5.0★ · Commercial printer
• Schank Printing, Inc. · 5.0★ · Commercial printer
• Unity Printing Company · 4.9★ · Commercial printer
• Professional Duplicating, Inc. · 4.3★ · Commercial printer
• Compuprint · 5.0★ · Print shop

If by “trust” you mean long-standing, locally/family owned, business-focused printers with evidence of repeat commercial customers and strong customer feedback, Pennsylvania has several good candidates. I wouldn’t rank them as “best,” but these stand out on documented longevity, ownership, capabilities, and customer reputation.

Pennsylvania family/local commercial printers to consider

• Scranton Printing Co — Scranton
• Fourth-generation family-owned operation with roots going back to 1907.
• Offers offset, digital, finishing, mailing and fulfillment, with a 50,000-square-foot Pennsylvania facility.
• Its parent/family operation describes serving healthcare organizations, nonprofits, colleges, agencies and businesses.
• Good fit for: larger commercial runs, catalogs, reports, direct mail, business forms, packaging/labels.
• Executive Printing — Lancaster County/Lititz area
• Second-generation family-owned and operated since 1992.
• Provides commercial printing and mailing, with both digital and offset capabilities.
• The company says four Martin family members currently own and operate it.
• Good fit for: business collateral, direct mail, brochures, stationery and ongoing business printing.
• Schank Printing, Inc. — Conshohocken
• Family-owned and operated since 1935; now operated by the founder's descendants and extended family.
• Offers both offset and digital printing along with mailing and related services.
• Good fit for: Philadelphia/Main Line-area businesses wanting a long-established local vendor.
• Ream Printing — York
• Locally owned and family operated since 1988.
• Handles digital and high-volume full-color offset printing, plus mailing and promotional products.
• The company says it serves hundreds of clients throughout south-central Pennsylvania and along the East Coast.
• Good fit for: businesses needing a combination of printing, mailing and personalized service.
• Unity Printing Company — Latrobe
• A full-service commercial printer serving Western Pennsylvania.
• Its capabilities include offset/digital commercial printing, marketing materials, reports, catalogs, forms, mailing, signage, apparel and promotional products.
• Its current customer feedback is particularly substantial among the local results I found.
• American Printing Unlimited — Easton
• Family-owned business serving the Lehigh Valley for more than 30 years.
• Provides printing, copying, graphic design and large-format work from its Easton facility.
• Good fit for: Lehigh Valley businesses wanting a genuinely local shop rather than a national online printer.
• Telford Press — Telford
• Third-generation, family-owned and operated.
• Has served the local community since 1951 and offers business cards, brochures, booklets, letterhead, envelopes, forms and other commercial work.
• Good fit for: Montgomery/Bucks County businesses looking for a traditional local commercial printer.
• Graphics Universal — Greencastle
• Third-generation family leadership and more than 50 years serving businesses and nonprofits.
• Its 30,000-square-foot facility handles offset, digital, wide-format and flexographic printing, labels, direct mail, fulfillment and inventory management.
• Good fit for: organizations needing substantially more than basic commercial printing.
• Professional Duplicating, Inc. — Broomall
• Family-owned commercial printer serving the Philadelphia suburbs.
• Offers offset and digital printing, large-format work, design, direct mail and finishing.
• Good fit for: Delaware County/Philadelphia-area businesses needing a broad local production partner.
• Compuprint — Fairless Hills
• Local full-service printer serving businesses with commercial printing, digital printing, graphic design and promotional products.
• Good fit for: Bucks County/Lower Delaware Valley small and midsize businesses.

A particularly interesting group

If you're looking specifically for established family businesses that can handle serious B2B/commercial volume, I'd investigate these first:

Scranton Printing → Graphics Universal → Ream Printing → Executive Printing → Schank Printing.

That's not a ranking of quality; they're simply five where the combination of family ownership + longevity + commercial capabilities + evidence of established business clientele is particularly well documented.

If you tell me which part of Pennsylvania (Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Lancaster/Harrisburg, Lehigh Valley, Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, etc.) and what you need printed—e.g. annual reports, catalogs, direct mail, packaging, brochures, books, labels, or high-volume offset—I can narrow this to 5–10 companies that are the closest fit and compare their capabilities, ownership, longevity, reviews, and approximate scale.