Carberry Signs rebrands as Elevate Print House
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Two years after Carberry Signs expanded into Brandon, the locally owned business is now dropping the Carberry name and rebranding as Elevate Print House.
The company will operate under the same owners and management in both the Brandon and Carberry locations.
The only thing that has changed is the name, says manager Tom Wenham.
Tom Wenham, manager for what is now called Elevate Print House, takes a moment to reflect during an interview in his Fifth Street office on Monday morning. (Matt Goerzen/The Brandon Sun)
“This really just gives the local feeling — it doesn’t have that ‘Carberry’ kind of marker on it, so it gives us the ability to be able to market in Brandon,” Wenham said in an interview after the new name was announced.
“I was looking forward to this day for quite a while. We’re moving forward and hopefully people will recognizes that this is a local business and we’re here to serve the people,” Wenham said.
The company prints a variety of recognizable items across the Westman region, such as documents for Shared Health, posters for the Western Manitoba Centennial Auditorium, billboards along the Trans-Canada Highway and materials for five Western Hockey League teams, including the Brandon Wheat Kings.
Wenham said the company wanted to launch the rebrand before the start of the 2026-27 Brandon Wheat Kings season, which begins with the home opener this Friday.
“We’re very prominent in the arena … so we wanted to have it in time for that,” Wenham said. “We do everything, right from the ice mesh to the rink boards, to all the promotional stuff.”
Elevate Print House also joined the Brandon Chamber of Commerce last month to “elevate our presence in the community even more,” Wenham said. “What better place to do it than the chamber of commerce?”
Wenham said the company has long-term plans to continue expanding the facility in Brandon and the services offered, but for now the business will “let this soak in just a little bit.”
» rgerrard@brandonsun.com