History of Company
Carl and Becky White purchased Beam Printing Company on Court Street in downtown Statesville in 1962.  Dramatic growth has occurred in the Company as it has grown from a two-press operation on Court Street to a full manufacturing  facility, two-location business with operations in Statesville and Mooresville.

The Company name, Bec-Car Printing Co., Inc., was developed by using the first three letters of Becky's and Carl's names, and was implemented in 1965 followed by a move to 970 Davie Avenue in 1975.  Relocation allowed adequate parking for customers and increased the area available for equipment and personnel.  The 1980 addition to the plant provided needed production and office space for a company whose products were in constant demand. 

Carl died in 1982.  In the spirit with which he established the Company aims and principles of providing quality printing at competitive prices in a reasonable time period.  Bec-Car has continued to forge ahead and build on his visions and the traditions of the printing business.

A special dream of Carl's was realized in 1990, when Bec-Car began operating in Mooresville.  First on Hwy. 150 West near Talbert Road, then at a larger facility at 128 West Plaza Drive, located at the 150/21 junction.  Growth continues to be phenomenal.

The basement of the Davie Avenue facility was completed in the mid-1990's, permitting more storage capability.  Services have continued to be expanded as space and technology allowed, and include sophisticated prepress and comprehensive bindery equipment.  A major emphasis has been placed on personnel training, assuring a growing list of satisfied customers and continued growth for Bec-Car Printing  Co., Inc.