Rotto Print

At Rotto Print, we spend most of our time around the machines at Plot No. 923. Printing is a messy job sometimes, with the ink and the paper dust everywhere, but we’re used to it. The shop isn't huge, but we’ve got enough space to get the rolls set up and run the jobs. Most mornings involve a lot of cleaning and checking the rollers before we start the first run. You can hear the hum of the presses from the street when we’re really busy. We’ve been at this location for a while, and the neighbors know us by the smell of the shop. It’s not a quiet office job; it’s loud and you’re on your feet most of the day. Sometimes the paper jams or the colors don't look right at first, so we have to stop and fix things. That’s just part of the process. We don't really do much advertising because people usually just find us here at the plot. It’s a practical setup with the storage in the back and the main press out front. The lighting isn't great, but it works for what we need. We handle all sorts of stuff that needs ink on it. It’s steady work and keeps us busy from Monday to Saturday. When the power goes out, it’s a headache, but otherwise, we just keep the machines running through the week and try to stay on top of everything.