Our mission is to provide you with the highest-quality products and services possible in a timely fashion and at a competitive price. We promise to listen to you and help you achieve your business goals. We will always be there with honest, expert advice and quick, friendly customer service.
Our goal is to meet and exceed your expectations.
Guiding Principles
SOMERVILLE
We're proud of the strong roots we've built in our community over the last 30 years. We pride ourselves on being a complete source for all of your business communications needs and have always been on the leading edge of technology. We understand that an investment in technology can actually save money by improving efficiencies.
We will continue to evolve as a diversely skilled, fast-moving team of professionals ready to learn from each other and meet whatever challenges our clients may face. We launched this Web site to make it easier for our clients to request estimates, place orders, check proofs, or transfer files online. We hope you find it as helpful as we do.
SALEM
Wilkscraft Creative Printing was established on Cabot Street, Beverly, Massachusetts in
1954—nearly fifty years ago. In the 1940’s, Norm and Bob Wilks had produced an occasional
newspaper and notecards in the cellar of their Magnolia Street home. In 1954 when Norm and Bob
came up with the name "Wilkscraft Creative Printing," most printing was still produced by
letterpress with individual metal letters and linotype.
As Wilkscraft expanded, computer typesetting, multi-color printing, direct imaging, and some
highly-skilled people superseded the old technologies. From the beginning, Wilkscraft emphasized design and creative concepts combined with up-to-date printing technologies. No printing job is started without being reviewed by a skilled graphic designer. Many important Massachusetts companies got their start with logo design, coordinated office forms, and marketing pieces printed by Wilkscraft.
In October 2002, Wilkscraft became part of Stephen L. Gangi Commercial Printing, Inc., of Somerville. Most Wilkscraft employees—some of whom go back 20 years—are still with the new organization. Originally from Cabot Street to Rantoul Street to Park Street, Wilkscraft moved to new facilities in Salem on November 1, 2005, and added a new Konica-Minolta PRO C500 digital color system.
