SpeedPro opens its first Lancaster County print shop near Amtrak station

SpeedPro opens its first Lancaster County print shop near Amtrak station

Justin Perkins
Justin Perkins•
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A corner building with a storefront featuring windows, railings, and a signboard, with visible interior lights and text boards, adjacent to a road on the right.

SpeedPro opens its first Lancaster County print shop near Amtrak station

A new SpeedPro print shop has opened in Lancaster city, marking the first franchise location in Lancaster County. The business specializes in large-format printing and sits near the Lancaster Amtrak station. Owner Chris Shaw also runs a second SpeedPro branch in West Chester.

The shop is located at 1009 N. Prince St., close to the intersection with McGovern Avenue. The building was previously an auto body shop before being converted for printing services. Customers can now order vehicle wraps, wall murals, custom signs, and branded graphics.

SpeedPro operates over 130 franchises across the United States. Shaw's experience with the West Chester location informed his decision to expand into Lancaster. The company has not released details about further growth plans in Pennsylvania.

The new Lancaster branch adds to SpeedPro's national network. Its services cater to businesses and individuals needing large-scale printing solutions. The location's proximity to the Amtrak station may attract both local and visiting customers.

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