~ History ~​
The Moench family has a rich legacy that dates back to 1937 when founder Gene Moench established Moench Letter inside his father's college, Moench Business College, which is now known as Steven's Henager College. selling the college, Gene relocated the business to Printer's Row on 200 South in Salt Lake City, where he with a few single-color presses, creating newsletters, letterhead, and envelopes for local businesses. As demand grew, Gene moved the business to a larger facility on 800 South in Salt Lake City in the late 60s, marking a significant milestone in the company’s rapid expansion. In 1974, the next generation took the helm, introducing innovative printing techniques with the addition of a 4-color and 2-color Heidelberg Press, revolutionizing the industry at that time. The company thrived, producing a variety of print materials including presentation folders, flyers, brochures, and NCR, which became immensely popular in the 80s. Then Signage was added to the products offered to their clients. 

At Stonebridge Printing, we proudly continue our family tradition, now in its third generation with Jennifer Moench Kartchner at the helm. We offer a wide range of products, including promotional items, apparel with embroidery, screen printing, heat transfer, and various signage solutions such as electrical and building signs, as well as banners. Expanding our well established, strong connection within local communities across Utah and extended our sales to 19 states. We're excited welcome Meg Kartchner and Ashley Skinner as we continue to grow and serve our clients.

Please feel free to contact us for your upcoming projects or events!