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PostNet

Name: PostNet
Address: 24600 Katy Freeway, Suite 834, Katy, TX, 77494, US
Telephone: +17139009100

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Looking for design, printing or shipping solutions? Stop by PostNet located at 24600 Katy Fwy in Katy, TX or give us a call at (713) 900-9100 - we can help!

Our center is locally owned and operated, and known for providing exceptional customer service in the Katy community. For your convenience, we provide custom graphic design, high-quality printing, multi-carrier shipping services and more, so you can tackle everything on your to-do list quickly and in one place. From business cards to signs, and all small business and personal print projects in between, we've got your back with our full-service printing capabilities. Need to ship something? We offer custom packing and shipping options through UPS, FedEx and US Postal Service, so you can always choose what works best for you.

10/08/2026

Holiday cards don’t all need the same lead time.

A finished design on standard stock is one project. A photo card with specialty paper, foil, printed envelopes and a mailing list that still needs work is another.

Before setting your order date, look at what still needs to happen: design, proofing, printing, addressing, assembly and mailing. Every extra step needs its own place in the schedule.

Not sure how much time your project needs? The full timeline breaks down what to plan for based on the week you want your cards to arrive. https://www.postnet.com/blog/holiday-cards-planning-printing-mailing-timeline/

10/07/2026

Your window is already doing the work. It may as well say something.

A storefront window works every hour and reaches people who may not have been looking for you.

Holiday window graphics can carry a seasonal message, your hours, a promotion or simply the fact that you are open during the stretch when people assume half the block is not.

They come down as easily as they go up, which is the point. A window graphic is seasonal by design.

Two things worth deciding before you print: what the message needs to say from across the sidewalk, and how much glass you are willing to give up.

Bring us the window measurements and we will make the design for you.

10/06/2026

There is no single order-by date for holiday cards.

There is a sequence, and it runs backward.

Start with the day you want the card in someone's hands. Then work back through mailing, addressing and assembly, printing, proof approval, and design. Each step borrows time from the one before it.

That is why two projects placed the same week can need completely different schedules. A finished design on a standard stock is not the same project as a photo card on linen with foil.

Not sure when to start? The full timeline helps you work backward from the week you want your cards to arrive: https://www.postnet.com/blog/holiday-cards-planning-printing-mailing-timeline/

10/01/2026

The most important thing at your fundraiser might be the paddle numbers.

Great programs set the tone. But it’s the less glamorous pieces that keep the night running:

📖 Programs guests reference all night
🪧 Table numbers, signs + directions
🔢 Paddle numbers, item cards + bid sheets
🎪 Event banners that make it into every photo
💌 Donor thank-you cards ready to send after the event

And when the auction ends? Those items still need to reach their winners. Framed art, glassware, gift baskets and more, packed properly and shipped with care.

Fall is full of community events, and they run on the details nobody notices until they’re missing.

Save this checklist now. Thank yourself when someone asks where the bid sheets are.

09/30/2026

Fall fundraiser season is starting, and most of what an event needs is printed, packed, or both.

On the print side: paddle numbers, table signs, programs, donor thank-you cards, and a banner that shows up in every photo taken that night.

On the shipping side: auction items that have to reach the winner in one piece. Framed art, glassware, signed memorabilia, gift baskets — packed properly and quoted across carriers.

Running a gala, auction or school event this fall? Give us a call, and we’ll help organize the print and shipping pieces around your timeline.

09/29/2026

December shipping is decided in September.

Four things worth settling now:

Which carrier suits your actual mix of weights and destinations — UPS, FedEx, DHL* and USPS each win on different lanes.

Whether your packaging is costing you in dimensional weight, on every order, all quarter.

Your own cutoff dates, set earlier than the carrier's and published to customers now.

Who packs the fragile and high-value items.

None of it is urgent in September. That's exactly why September is when it gets done.

Tell us what you ship and we'll walk the options with you.

*DHL not available at all locations.

09/24/2026

Week one of a new business tends to go the same way.

The sign isn't up. The cards are ordered. And someone asks for a brochure that doesn't exist yet.

Ordering the kit in one pass fixes most of it — cards, brochure, flyers, banner, window graphics, folders, thank-you cards. Less back-and-forth, and everything matches because it was designed together.

Opening this fall? Tell us what you're launching and we'll build the list with you.

09/23/2026

Fall market season is here, and signage is what separates a booth from a table.

It works before you can. People decide whether to walk over from fifteen feet away, while you're mid-conversation with someone else.

Five pieces cover it: a retractable banner behind you, a poster on an easel with what you sell, a table sign with your name, cards at the front edge of the table, and a small QR sign for your online store.

Vendor fairs, farmers markets, trade shows, school nights — same kit, and it travels between all of them.

Tell us what you're setting up and we'll size the kit to your table.

09/22/2026

A new business gets judged on its materials before anyone has used the product.

Ten pieces cover it: business cards, brochures, flyers, postcards, banners, yard signs, window graphics, presentation folders, business forms and thank-you cards.

Ordered together, all ten match. Ordered one at a time as each need appears, they usually don't.

The full breakdown: https://www.postnet.com/blog/printed-materials-every-new-business-should-have/

09/17/2026

A thin white line along the edge of a printed piece has one cause, and it isn't the printer.

It's artwork that stops exactly at the trim line. Commercial cutting is accurate but not perfect to the thousandth, so a hair of variation leaves a sliver of white showing.

An eighth of an inch of extra artwork past the trim absorbs it completely.

Two minutes in the file. Or a reprint after.

Prevent the thin white edge before your file reaches production. See how bleed works in our latest blog: https://www.postnet.com/blog/what-is-a-bleed-in-printing/

06/04/2026

Got a destination wedding on the calendar this summer?

Imagine this. You design the welcome bags at home — a printed itinerary card, a pack of local snacks, sunscreen, a guest gift. You bring everything to the counter on a Wednesday afternoon, two weeks before the wedding.

We pack 25 welcome bags into shipping cartons, label them for the resort, and ship them to land the day before guests arrive — quoted across UPS and FedEx so you’re paying for the right speed, not the default speed.

And you? You get to show up to your wedding without a suitcase full of tote bags.

Got a destination wedding coming up? Stop in — we’ll map the ship-ahead timeline with you.

06/03/2026

First week of June is wild around here. Graduations, weddings, summer trips, end-of-school packages.
If your week looks anything like ours, here’s your friendly reminder: we can knock something else off your list while you’re here for the one thing you came in for. We are more than your mailing partner.

Drop in. We’ll figure it out.

06/02/2026

June is a month of celebrations and travel. Here’s what people don’t always realize we handle, all under one roof:
— Wedding and event invitations (print + mail in one stop)
— Passport photos
— Multi-carrier shipping for packages, big or small
— Mailbox rentals and mail hold for travelers

Whatever your June looks like — wedding season, summer travel, a mid-year reset — there’s a good chance we can help make it easier.

Got a project on your plate this month? Stop in and ask.

05/28/2026

Are you launching a product this quarter?

If you've got a launch date on the calendar — pre-orders, a drop, an open-cart day — the part that decides whether the first big day actually works isn't the launch tweet. It's the print and ship decisions you make in the month before it.

Imagine your next 30 days.
Branded mailers printed and stored, ready to grab. Printed thank-you cards in a stack. Reorder inserts cut and folded.

The owners who win the launch are the ones who had the print stack ready before launch day, not after. The ones who scramble are the ones who treated print as a launch-week problem instead of a launch-month one.

If you've got a launch on the calendar, the cheapest insurance you can buy is to set the print and ship before you share the launch post on social.

Have a launch on your calendar? PostNet has you covered.

05/27/2026

Are you moving this year?

If your move involves "the small stuff" — kids' books, kitchen tools, photos, the sentimental things that don't justify a full moving service — there's a third option between hauling it all yourself and paying for a partial move.

You can ship it.

Bring us a stack of boxes (or let us pack them), tell us where they're going and when, and we'll quote across multiple carriers — picking the cheapest carrier per box that still arrives the same week you do. Labeled by room, ready to land where they need to land.

For a lot of cross-country downsizing moves, this kind of split — full movers for the heavy stuff, ship the rest — comes in under a partial-move quote.

Got a move on the calendar? Stop in — we'll work the math with you.

05/26/2026

Graduation season is a print-and-mail season masquerading as a ceremony.

Custom announcements. Coordinating envelopes. Photo prints in frame-ready sizes. Banners for the backyard party. Thank-you cards for after. And shipping the gift to the cousin who can't make the drive.

Got a grad in the family? Stop by PostNet — we'll map the print + mail timeline with you.

05/21/2026

Travel season is here. A short list of things people don’t realize we handle, in one stop, before you head out:

Passport photos — in under five minutes, no appointment.
Document copies — lease, insurance, license, prescription. Print + digital backups.
Mailbox — we’ll hold your mail and packages while you’re away.
Notary — power of attorney for the house-sitter, or any rental contract you need before you go.
Ship-ahead — send heavy or fragile items to your destination so you don’t fly with them.

Got a trip on the calendar? Stop in — we’ll knock out the prep list together.

05/20/2026

A quiet stat from the counter — a sample of what came across our desk on one Tuesday last week:

— A passport photo for a kid's first family trip
— A notary stamp on a real-estate closing
— A first round of business cards for a freelance designer
— A mailbox rental for someone who'd just moved
— A box of printed wedding programs

There's no checklist for "things to bring to PostNet." Just stop in. If it touches paper, packages, signatures, or print — we probably handle it.

https://www.postnet.com/blog/10-things-your-local-postnet-can-do/

05/19/2026

A quick poll for everyone who’s shipped or printed something with us recently:

What’s the one task you wish you’d known we could handle the FIRST time you stopped in?

A. Notary / document signing
B. Passport photos
C. Print + ship the same project in one stop

Drop your answer in the comments.

05/14/2026

A couple designed their wedding invitations online but had no idea where to print 80 on heavyweight cardstock and also address them, stamp them, and get them in the mail before within the week.

In one stop: printed, addressed (machine-printed addressing or hand-addressing — they chose machine-printed), stuffed, sealed, stamped, and dropped them in outbound mail. Big to-do, done. RSVPs started coming back the next week.

Got a wedding, graduation, or shower coming up? Stop in — we’ll handle the print + mail in one stop.

Address

24600 Katy Freeway, Suite 834
Katy, TX
77494

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 6:30pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 6:30pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 6:30pm
Thursday	8:30am - 6:30pm
Friday	8:30am - 6:30pm
Saturday	10am - 4pm
Sunday	12pm - 2pm

Telephone

+17139009100

Website

http://Postnet.com/tx245

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