Printing Services in Pleasant Hill, CA

 Since 1989 Minuteman Press of Pleasant Hill (formerly Walnut Creek) has been a family-owned and operated Business-to-Business full-service print shop. We moved to our present location at 2835 Contra Costa Blvd, Suite E in 2010. The move afforded us the opportunity to expand our capabilities to better serve our customers.  With our state of the art Digital Printing and Offset Capabilities, Professional Graphic Design, complete Bindery and Bulk Mail services, we can offer you the Quality and Service that can only come from over 24 years of experience. Our products include brochures, business cards, envelopes, business forms, flyers, invitations, labels, letterheads, newsletters, postcards, and presentation folders. We also offer posters, banners & signs custom made to fit our customer’s needs. We can even help you plan your new marketing strategy with our Every Door Direct Mail program or the perfect complementary promotional products, as we offer a full range of pens, calendars, magnets and much more!

The companies, schools, municipalities, churches, organizations and individuals we service are located throughout Pleasant Hill, Walnut Creek, Martinez, Antioch, Brentwood, Clayton and the Bay Area.

Minuteman Press of Pleasant Hill is actively involved in our local community. We support local schools, churches, non-profits and sports teams and are active members of the Pleasant Hill Chamber of Commerce. Our owner serves on the event planning committee for La Sallian Education Opportunities and is an active member of the Brentwood Rotary Club, and honored as Rotarian of the Year in 2009. Our location has received awards for Customer Service and Marketing from the Corporate Office.

We provide FREE pick-up & delivery to our area or you may visit us at our shop conveniently located off Contra Costa Blvd. in the Mark Scott Construction Complex. 

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News About Printing in Pleasant Hill, CA

Fun times and live music rocking the plaza

The Downtown Plaza Concert Series is turning up the heat, with a performance by David Martins House Party set to light up Pleasant Hill.

Lucilles Smokehouse Bar-B-Que opens in Pleasant Hill

The grand opening for Lucilles Smokehouse Bar-B-Que in Concord, located just about three miles southwest of Pleasant Hill, was held on Thursday, May 2, and the new restaurants served up service with a smile to a packed house.

Patch 100 gets women connected

The Patch 100 initiative kicked off on Tuesday, April 9, with Whats for Work? - an initiative workshop for women that teaches them about the importance of taking part in online career networking, forums, and community websites.

Pleasant Hill starts to socialize

A series of social media workshops is being held in the city of Pleasant Hill throughout the year. The workshop series was designed to help small businesses in the area understand and implement social media marketing to advertise products and services, in addition to the banner printing, catalog printing, and other advertising means these businesses already use.

24 Hour Fitness to open late this month

A new fitness club, 24 Hour Fitness, is scheduled to open its doors to the public this weekend.

New businesses open in and around Pleasant Hill

A number of new businesses have opened recently in and around the Pleasant Hill area. These businesses include a 24-hour fitness center, a caf, a gold exchange company, a gaming store, and others.

Pleasant Hill to Light Up the Night

Pleasant Hill will once again usher in the holiday season with the 5th annual Light Up the Night festival taking place next week. Horse-drawn carriages will be seen along Crescent Drive and Christmas characters will greet visitors. Santa, Rudolph, Frosty, and other Christmassy characters will all be in attendance.

Two new restaurants come to Pleasant Hill

Two new restaurants opened in Pleasant Hill this month. Wences Restaurant and Pizza My Way are both bringing new culinary tastes and pleasing dining atmospheres to the area. The two restaurants opened within just over a week of each other and promise to tempt Pleasant Hill pallets with deliciously unique and intriguing dishes.

Traveling photo exhibit has Pleasant Hill in its sights

Pleasant Hill will be the first stop on the map for the Caldecott Tunnel fourth bore exhibition this month.

Chamber August Mixer marks important anniversary

With the Pleasant Hill Community Foundation hosting Party in the Park to commemorate its 25th Anniversary and a leadership workshop being hosted later on, professionals in all fields have at least a couple of events coming up before August ends.