Staples

The printing center is phenomenal! We had a name tag dilemma the night before a Regional Sales Meeting and Rufus got everything I needed done swiftly and smoothly. He provided great insight and had a solution for all three of my problems. Thank you, Rufus!

Every time i place an online order for blue prints to be copied at a certain time they are never done and never stapled and collated as requested

Every aisle is labels with huge signs which is nice. But 3 people in line with 1 cashier and a trouble some customer taking up time. They called for someone finally, but then started a conversation on their walkie. Do you job, have conversations on your own time.

Not a huge fan of this place as I’ve been here a few times. I usually give a place a few times to fix their wrong before a post a unfavorable review. So here it goes…
First of all it always seems a bit dark, like some lights are turned off or missing some bulbs.(kinda reminds me of a kmart actually because of their lighting)
But the big reason is their closing time. I know a bit odd! But twice I approached their doors to only see them locking up once and the other time it was already locked but workers were still in there. The problem is that when they were locking up it was 45 mins before their close time… I mean who closes at 6:15???
The other time it was closed was just before 6. My gf and I thought we were going crazy but we later confirmed they are indeed open past 6. It’s baffling and brings us a few good chuckles at least.
Don’t depend on this place being open for those final term papers people!

Nice store. Clean, bright and well-​stocked. I’ve used their service center once, and the employees were helpful.

Five stars to the Rolling Meadows Staples copy shop!
I went to Staples in Ann Arbor, MI in search of paper for wedding programs, and found exactly what I was looking for: translucent vellum, and beautiful, high quality paper (probably meant for resumes). It was only by accident that we discovered that Staples has an in-​store copy/​print shop.
So when I went back to Arlington Heights the following week (about a hundred pounds of paper in tow), Staples was my first stop. And before I could even get there, my dad investigated (he is an excellent investigator). Ryan, copy-​shop manager extraordinaire, wrote up an estimate for him and, since it was for a wedding, and he was also getting married soon, he gave us a bit of color printing for the price of b&w (please don’t use this against them – I’m telling you this so you know how helpful and nice they are, not because they can or should always give away their color printing).
We were debating about having them folded and stapled by the printer – thinking we could save some money by not doing it – but it wound up being less than $ 10 to have Staples fold and, um, staple 250 programs.
They were done early. And they looked STUNNING.
And when my dad found a coupon in his mail the next day, he called them back and they allowed me to redeem it retroactively.
Thanks, Staples!