Logo & Branding
Look like the real company you are — on a truck, a shirt, a sign.
A clean, contractor-grade brand identity — logo, colors, and type — that looks sharp on a work truck, a yard sign, a business card, and a phone screen.
A logo you made in ten minutes, or that came free with your truck wrap, reads as 'just getting started' — even when you've been at it for fifteen years. Homeowners notice. It quietly nudges them toward the company that looks more established.
We build identity systems designed for the real places contractors use them — the door of a van, a job-site yard sign, a polo shirt, a hoist tag. Bold, legible at a glance, built to last longer than a trend. You get the logo, a color system, type, and a one-page guide so every vendor wraps, prints, and embroiders it the same way.
Built to book jobs, not produce reports.
Every deliverable here exists because it gets a contractor closer to a ringing phone. No filler, no “brand kits” you'll never open.
- 01Primary logo and a stacked / horizontal variant
- 02A color system built around your brand blue
- 03Typography pairing for print, web, and signage
- 04One-page brand guide for vendors (truck wrap, apparel, signs)
- 05Source files you actually own, not a rental
The ones we hear most.
Straight answers, the way we'd give them on a jobsite, not the way an agency writes a FAQ.
I just need a logo, not a whole 'brand.'
Then that's what we'll do — a clean, sharp logo that holds up. But most contractors end up needing the color and type decisions anyway for their truck, their site, and their shirts, so we include a light brand guide so it all matches.
Do I own the files?
Yes. You get the vector source files and you own them outright. No subscription, no license fee, no calling us every time you need the logo for a new vendor.
Good contractors deserve to be seen.
Tell us about your crew and your service area. Twenty to sixty minutes on the phone and you'll know exactly where to spend — and where to save.
A former electrician started this. We came out of the trades to help contractors build something bigger — not to sell marketing to businesses we don't understand.
21 trades served. One crew behind every account.