Print Magic Celebrates Grand Opening

Print Magic, owned by Snellville resident Tim Reiling, celebrated its grand opening on Friday at 9:00 a.m.

Mayor Kelly Kautz, council members Dave Emanuel, Bobby Howard and Mayor Pro Tem Tom Witts were in attendance as well as Snellville Business leader Barbara Bender and members of the Greater Eastside Chamber of Commerce.

People from as far out as Loganville, Dacula and Lawrenceville came out in support.

Reiling is involved with the  and other business friendly initiatives in Snellville. He previously ran his business out of his home, but their client base has grown so large that they simply needed more space. A family operation, around 80 percent of the products are made in-house.

They create everything from vinyl signs to branded coffee mugs, Print Magic does a little bit of everything.  

“I think it's going to work out to be really great,” Reiling said. “It's a good location right by City Hall and the post office.”

Jamie Dempsey, president of the Greater Eastside Chamber of Commerce, said he has a very good working relationship with Reiling. Reiling has produced high quality work for Dempsey's Moosehead Marketing Solutions.

“I can't say enough about the business ethics that he and his staff portray in the community,” Demspey said.

Snellville's Economic Development Manager Eric Van Otteren said that the city has used Reiling's business several times.

“He's always been very helpful, insightful and innovative,” Van Otteren said. “He's very professional and does a really good job.”

Reiling worked with the city when he was first looking for a building and ended up finding it through their vacant property list. A professional cleaning service was previously in the space. It needed a lot of work, but Reiling has made great improvements.

“The city is glad to have his business,” added Van Otteren. “This is just one more of a long string of quality businesses coming to our area.”

The new storefront is located at 2407 Heritage Village, Suite 1.