Getting slide film developed in Sacramento area

[BMWJNKY]

Are there any reasonable priced photo labs in the greater Sacramento area that develop regular 35mm slide film? I really don't trust the local 1hour photo place with my roll of Velvia. I live in Lincoln so I prefer places in the Roseville area but if there is a place closer to or in Sac that does a really good job I'll make the trip.

This will be my first roll of slides so I'm hopeing for the best

[another view]

Can't help you locally, but I can tell you it's getting harder to find all over the country. I had a local place that did it (years ago there were two) but their quality slipped so much that I had to stop using them. They might not do it anymore for all I know. When I shoot slides lately, I've sent them off to Photocraft in Colorado.

[Mr Yuck]

some costcos will do it.

[Outdoorsman]

You know, if all you want is your slides processed and mounted and you're not going to stand next to the technician and watch him work, and you don't need a clip test or anything, you might consider using the Fuji pre-paid mailer system. There are no labs in my area so I send my slide film out. It takes about two weeks and costs $4 per mailer (plus a stamp) from B&H. I buy my slide film from there, so when I order film I also order the proper number of mailers. It's much cheaper than paying retail prices for film and processing. If I drove three hours (round trip) down to Eureka for film and processing it would cost like $25 per roll ($10-$12 for film, $15 for same-day unmounted processing), whereas now I pay $8 ($4 for film, $4 for the mailer). Big difference.
Now, I wish I could recall who was used a couple years back for the JACC (Journalism Association of Community Colleges) seminars held at the Doubletree in the Cal-Expo area. I don't live in Sacto anymore (not for 14 years!), but the JACC used one processor for all the photo competitions that invovled film shooters. I want to say Evergreen, but I'm not sure. It was three years ago. I figured they were good if the JACC trusted them with a couple hundred rolls of students' print film to be processed same-day...
Good luck!
-O-