Hardesty Printing Company, Inc. (HPC) truly is your full service source for all phases of your printing needs. Whether it is a simple project like a black and white business card, letterheads, envelopes, forms, or designing and producing a multicolor, multi-page catalog, we have the resources to professionally complete your project from start to finish. We are experienced at working within budgets and meeting deadlines. Our highly skilled staff is poised and ready to tackle the most difficult projects.
Concept and design, computerized typesetting / scanning capabilities, quality minded reliable sources for commercial photography, color separations, die-cutting, foil stamping and embossing are all integral components of our full service network. HPC takes pride in this and is happy to make it available to you. We are always on hand to answer questions or assist you with any phase of your printing needs. Give us a call today.

Hardesty Printing Company, Inc. had its beginning in Rochester in 1974, when my wife Alice and I purchased a small print shop and began to build a loyal clientele.

As that loyal customer base has grown, so have our facilities and personnel. A major step of growth took place in 1986 when the Warsaw Division was established to handle the increased demands of our service.

Now, over 33 years after its small beginning, HPC employs ten people who together form a team. However, there are some things that haven't changed with size: Our passion for service, quality, and competitive pricing.

HPC is proud to be a family owned business. With over 120 years combined experience in the printing industry, Alice, Bill, and myself are dedicated to maintaining your reputation for a quality product as much as we want to maintain our own.

So give us a call! We still believe in doing business the "old-fashioned way" with the same honor and integrity that our company was founded on. Friendly, courteous, professional and personal service that has, and will, keep us a growing and a vital part of this community.

Sincerely, Frank Hardesty President