Description
At Bridgegate Printing Company, we offer a
comprehensive range of solutions to help your business
communicate, effectively and profitably, with your customers
and prospects.
Our team of friendly experienced
professionals are always on hand to advise you on the best way
to proceed with your project, whether it be a short run or a
larger, more complex job. Throughout the production
process, we will keep you informed of progress and answer
any questions you may have.
We have invested in the
latest digital printing and copying technology, enabling us to
provide a fast, high quality service at economic prices.
Our services do not stop at printing and
copying. We can provide for all aspects of your business
communications needs including faxing, internet access,
binding, personalised laser printing and direct mail. We
provide a professional service serving the local community, in
Chester, which means we are always on hand for those last
minute rushes! For
further information, or a no-obligation quotation, please contact
us or call in. Independent
business serving the local community
Bridgegate Printing Company,
is an independently owned business, specialising in business
communications, located in Lower Bridge Street within the city
walls of the historic City of Chester in North West
England. The business takes its name from the nearby
Bridgegate, one of the main gates which once guarded the
entrances to the city. The business was established 20
years ago and re-launched as Bridgegate Printing Company in
April 2003.
We pride ourselves in
providing an excellent service to the local business community
in Chester. This is testified by the fact that we have
many long term customers from whom we get a considerable
amount of repeat business and word of mouth referrals. Our
Managing Director, Tim Schofield, is supported by a team of
professional designers, printers, IT specialists and project
advisers, utilising the latest digital imaging technology for
printing and copying.
Chester's Bridgegate
The Medieval Bridgegate, which forms part of
the city walls, was the southern gateway to the city which
guarded The Dee Bridge, the approach to Chester from North
Wales. It was originally flanked by two defensive
towers. In 1601 a water tower was built above the gate
supplying piped water to the city. The present arch,
designed by Joseph Turner, was built by Chester Corporation in
1782.
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