| Location |
| 423 L Street, Ste. A |
| Hours |
| 9am - 5pm, Monday to Friday |
| Phone |
| (530)756-1477 |
| Owner |
| Greg Garcia |
| <information AT squeegee DOT com> |
| Website |
![[WWW]](http://wikispot.org/wiki/eggheadbeta/img/sycamore-www.png){kind=small} Squeegee.com |
Screaming Squeegee has been offering screenprinting, embroidery, banners, and promotional items since 1987 primarily for UC Davis but also nationwide. They moved to L Street from their Olive Drive location in August 2009.
They offer competitive prices and quality products in a timely manner. Manufacturers include Bella, American Apparel, Hanes, Nike, Port, Gildan and many more. Large showroom and friendly, expert sales staff can advise and assist you. Licensed to print UCD apparel. Free art services for your custom-printed design. Wide range of apparel choices.
If you have purchased shirts from Screaming Squeegee, please feel free to comment and let everyone know how it went.
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Anyone interested in learning how to screen their own shirts should check out the class offered at the Craft Center on campus.
History
Their old logo
The Screaming Squeegee was co-founded by UC Davis alumni Kristen Schuetz and Jason Steenbergen, current owners of Ink Monkey Graphics, while they were still undergraduates. They were very active in the local community, offering discounts to non-profits and participating in various fundraisers and charity efforts. The company was eventually sold to Greg Weis and then to its current owner, Greg Garcia. Garcia graduated from UC Davis in the early 1990s and is an area native, having family in both Davis and Sacramento.
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2005-09-15 19:21:03 According to Screaming Squeegee's ad on KSAC 1420, they are "woman-owned and woman-operated". Is this false or should the "he" above be a "she"? - KenjiYamada
2005-09-15 22:20:26 As far as I know, the Squeegee is co-owned by a man and a woman (can't remember names. I think she is Kristen and I know he wears bow ties a lot. They also have many female employees. - JanelleAlvstadMattson
2006-05-27 17:52:14 Actually, most recently Cristin sold the company to a foreign real estate agent from Vacaville. Employees are leaving right and left and placing orders there now is getting rather sketchy..... The current owner is actually working on selling the business as well, after only a short time or ownership. - MikeBrana
