One visit to our spacious production facility at 70 South Kellogg Avenue in Goleta and you'll come away impressed. Next time you stop in, ask us for a tour. We take pride in our home and strive to maintain a clean and tight operation that results in less waste, less errors and happy customers!
There may be companies with similar equipment to ours, but none with a team like ours! After all,
what good is an iGen Digital Production Press if the operator isn't Xerox factory trained? That takes
commitment and investment from the top down. At Boone Graphics, we remember that our clients
are really buying us when they hire Boone to handle a graphics project. Our team of dedicated,
well-trained professionals truly care about the results they produce—everyday.
We are dedicated to setting a new standard for the printing industry in the area of customer service. We strive to create and maintain
a trusted and long-term relationship with all our customers. We are committed to giving our customers the best value for their money
while allowing for a fair profit to ensure the survival of our company for the years to come. We work to create a high quality of life
both at work and at home for our employees. We donate to local charities and organizations in hope of creating a better community
for which to live. We will stand behind and guarantee the quality and workmanship of every job that we produce.
At Boone, we buy the latest equipment, hire the best employees and invest in training and education to enhance our ability to produce
the highest quality of work, consistently. While our prices are competitive, they are not always as low as our competitors who may cut a
corner here or there. How can they? At Boone Graphics, we are continually investing in the processes to ensure our customers' expectations
are met or surpassed on EVERY project, EVERY time. We believe that is true value.
With a focus on customer service and satisfaction, Boone Graphics has grown from a company that simply sells printing to a business
partner providing complete graphic communications solutions — from document creation through mail and web distribution.
1995The Printshop, later to become known as Boone Graphics, is founded by Andrew Ochsner. The Business consists of Andrew, his dog Boone and a one-color offset press. Services are limited to one and two color printing using hard copy artwork operating out of a garage. |
1998The Printshop's customer base continues to grow. A full-service graphic design department is launched and new equipment is added, highlighted by a direct-to-plate system. |
2001The Printshop's reputation for unbeatable customer service continues to grow. The name is changed to Boone Printing and Graphics to better reflect the commitment to more than just printing. (And yes, that is the name of Andrew's dog). The company now is home to over 10 employees and operates out of a 3,000 square foot facility on Olive Street in downtown Santa Barbara. |
2002Boone Graphics continues to invest in the latest technology with the addition of a Heidelberg Direct Imaging Four-Color Press. This is the first press of it's kind on the Central Coast and allows Boone to offer quality printing at turn-arounds unheard of prior.
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2004Responding to the needs of business, Boone Graphics adds a digital print division. The services are housed in a 2,500 square foot second production location in downtown Santa Barbara. 2005Boone Graphics relocates from two downtown Santa Barbara locations into one 11,000 square foot facility in Goleta. | 2006Boone Graphics continues the commitment to providing a complete graphics communication solution by adding a Mail and Fulfillment Department along with a Web Services Division. Boone now covers all the needs of today's demanding businesses with a design-print-mail-web package. |
2008Print capacity grows at Boone Graphics with the installation of the iGEN3 production press, the most technically advanced digital printing press of its kind. Boone begins to handle more complex variable data print-mail campaigns; job turnarounds become faster yet.
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