SHIPPING & PRINTING UR Ship & Print o ers a variety of shipping and printing services for customers to ensure the business is a one-stop shop for all mailing needs.
Custom wrapping paper is printed for birthdays or holidays.
Santanas Locklear opened UR Ship & Print in March 2022, which o ers shipping services and supplies, stamps and custom printing. UR Ship & Print Small business o ers convenient mailing, printing services in Schertz BUSINESS FEATURE M ailing services are used PHOTOS BY JARRETT WHITENER COMMUNITY IMPACT BY JARRETT WHITENER
Post O ce boxes can be rented for easy mail delivery.
advantages of UR Ship & Print is the ability to send mail through any of the major mail carriers, including the United States Postal Service, United Parcel Service and FedEx. “As long as there is a prepaid label, we can get it shipped out for them,” he said. “Or if they want to pay for postage, we can show them all the options they have.” As a one-stop shop for mailing needs, the business o ers stamps, shipping materials and competitive pricing compared to other providers. “We are a little bit faster because the customer does not have to bring in their own tape or even their own box,” he said. “We can box it up for them, show them all the carriers that they have and then ship it as soon as we can.” Alongside shipping, Amazon pickups are also available for those who want packages delivered to a
safe location. Customers can also purchase P.O. boxes for additional mail to be delivered to the store. Outside of shipping services, the business o ers custom printing for uses including signs, business cards and advertising needs. “People can bring pictures o their phones and upload them to make a banner the same day,” he said. “Peo- ple can also make custom wrapping paper and pretty much anything else that is customizable.” Locklear said they recently celebrated one-year and their goal is to grow and remain convenient. “Customer service and conve- nience is what we pride ourselves on,” he said. “We are in a really good spot to service Schertz and Cibolo. If we get large enough to expand, we will take that opportunity and grow, but for now, we are focusing on this area.”
throughout the country every day as packages, mail and other deliveries are made to residents. In March 2022, UR Ship & Print opened in Schertz to o er a more convenient way for residents to ship packages, owner Santanas Locklear said. Prior to opening the business, Locklear served four years in the U.S. Navy and 16 years in the U.S. Air Force. “As a retired vet, I wanted to do something di erent and showcase a lot of the skills that I learned in the military, and also my kids joined me on this journey and have been help- ing me out, so getting to work with them has been pretty awesome,” he said. Locklear said one of the
Unique banners can be made for indoor or outdoor use.
UR Ship & Print 1248 FM 78, Ste. 102, Schertz 210-281-4646 www.urshipandprint.com Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-6 p.m., Sat. 10 a.m.-2 p.m., Sun. closed
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