Max D Designs Printing and More

Max D Designs Printing and More is a printing service in Fremont, NE. The shop handles graphic design and printing for the Fremont area, producing business cards, brochures, flyers, letterhead, envelopes, note pads, carbonless forms, banners, yard signs, vehicle and fleet graphics, wall graphics, decals, mounted prints, magnets, real estate signs, posters, and blueprints, along with wedding and graduation invitations, greeting cards, booklets, raffle tickets, and newsletters. Mailing services include envelope inserting, invoice and statement mailings, first class, standard, direct, and postcard mailings, plus variable data printing. The business also supplies promotional products such as pens, koozies, pocket folders, jar openers, pizza cutters, travel mugs and tumblers, water bottles, shopping bags, and hand sanitizer. It holds a rating of 4.30 from its customers.

The shop has been providing graphic design and printing services to the Fremont area since 1998. Three people run the day-to-day work. Steph serves as the admin lead, taking orders, working on them, and calling customers when jobs are finished. Crystal handles the backroom operations, including wide format jobs, mailings, bindery, and finishing work. Troy is the owner and also takes on design work. Turnaround is typically just a few days from design through printing to pickup, whether the job is a small run of business cards or thousands of flyers, banners, or yard signs.

The shop sits at 1720 N Bell Street, on North Bell Street just south of East 16th Street and within a third of a mile of Van Anda Park and Midland Park. Bahner College of Hairstyling is about 0.2 miles away, and East 23rd Street runs roughly 0.4 miles to the south. Hours run Monday through Friday from 8:00am to 6:00pm, with Saturday by appointment or 8:00am to 1:00pm depending on the page, and Sunday closed.

After more than two decades serving Fremont, the shop combines a full in-house design and print workflow with mailing and promotional product services under one roof on North Bell Street.