ReliableCopier ProviderIn Rowland Heights
One of the best copier providers in town. From toner supply to copier repair & maintenance to assisting you in your next upgrade process. Our service is unmatched.
SERVICE AREA INFO
- We look forward to working with our future customers in the city of Rowland Heights.
- Our team of copier technicians have years of experience working and fixing copier. They are both highly qualified, experienced, and they won’t leave unless you are 100% happy with the office copier.
- We also offer a four hour response time for any down machine. If for whatever reason the copier machine still gives you issues after it has been fixed, we make sure to get the manufacturer involved until it gets resolved.
- As we continue to grow and expand our reach in the Los Angeles area, we look forward to helping residence the the surrounding area as well.
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WHO WE ARE?
Based in Southern California, we provide high-quality office copier machines for business owners that qualify. Our goals have always been to exceed our customers expectations by providing them high quality office equipment with top tier service. We are also big believers in building trust from the moment we connect with you, till you get your copier installed, and then servicing it through out its life span. Think of us as your one-stop-shop when it comes to high-tech production and manufacturing services. In addition, we offer guarantees for all of our products and services and honor them from the moment you become a customer. Currently, we only carry Kyocera Copystar copiers in both black and white and in color. Whether you are a business owner that does little printing and wants to purchase out right or your copiers is your main workhorse and need to switch it out every few years our team of specialist are here to help.
OUR SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
We have such a high confidence in our service team that we make it our top priority to make sure you are happy with both your newly purchased copier(s) and our service. Knowing full well that there are so many copier companies out there that you could have chosen, we truly appreciate you choosing us as your copier provider.
If for whatever reason you are not 100% happy with the copier machine, please make sure to contact us immediately and we will come back out to fix whatever needs to be fixed until you are satisfied with the end results. That’s our promise to you.
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FUN FACTS ABOUT ROWLAND HEIGHTS, CALIFORNIA
Rowland Heights is an unincorporated area in and below the Puente Hills in the San Gabriel Valley, in Los Angeles County, California, United States. The population was 48,231 at the 2020 census.
Zip Codes: 91748, 91765, & 91789
Area: 13.08 mi²
Population: 49,914 (2020)
Top Sights In Rowland Heights
Peter F. Schabarum Regional Park, Pathfinder Community Regional Park, Powder Canyon
It’s a nice (asian/hispanic) mixed community and a welcoming neighborhood. Rowland is a great place to live! For families, there are plenty of clean and safe parks for children to play and highly rated public schools as well as some private school options nearby.
Rowland Heights, CA – Reviews
In 2021, the median household income of Rowland Heights households was $79,476. Rowland Heights households made slightly more than Signal Hill households ($79,309) and Westhaven-Moonstone households ($79,250) . However, 9.5% of Rowland Heights families live in poverty.
Get Current Census Data For Rowland Heights, CA
Asian: 64.72% White: 16.38% Other race: 12.95% Two or more races: 3.62%
Rowland Heights Population 2023
History. Rowland Heights is not a city. It is an unincorporated community of Los Angeles County, and is situated on the land formerly known as La Puente Rancho, a grant of nearly 49,000 acres awarded to American settlers John Rowland and William Workman, by the Mexican government in 1842.
History – Rowland-Heights.org