Can you design a logo that works for truck wraps and decals?

Yes. Every logo we design gets built with physical applications in mind, not just screens. You'll get vector files that scale to any size without losing quality — from a pen to a pickup door.

What if I already have a logo but it just needs cleaning up?

That's fine too. Sometimes a logo has the right idea but the execution is off — wrong file types, fuzzy at small sizes, colors that print weird. A cleanup or redraw falls under the same starting price of $500.

Do I get the actual logo files or just a PDF?

You get everything. PNG, SVG, EPS, and whatever else you need for print shops, sign companies, and web use. All yours, no restrictions.

What if I need a logo for a brand new construction company?

Even better, honestly. Starting fresh means we don't have to work around an existing mark that's not quite right. We'll talk about what kind of work you do, who you're bidding against, and what impression you want to make. That conversation shapes the design.

Why not just use one of those $50 logo sites?

You can. But you'll get something that five other contractors in East Texas are also using with a different name swapped in. And the files you get are usually low-res, web-only formats that won't work when a sign shop or printer asks for vectors.

Logo Design · Ore City, TX

Logo Design for Construction Companies in Ore City

You're putting together a bid packet for a commercial job in Longview. Nice proposal, good numbers, solid references. Then you clip that logo to the front page and it looks like something from a 2006 PowerPoint. That's the kind of thing that costs you work without you ever knowing it.

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Your Logo Goes More Places Than You Think

Business cards. Truck doors. Bid documents. Your hard hat stickers. That little circle on your Google Business profile. Your logo shows up in a dozen places before a client ever shakes your hand. If it looks rough in any one of those spots, it chips away at how people read your business.

What a Good Construction Logo Actually Needs

Most logo templates you find online were made for tech startups or coffee shops. They don't translate to what a construction company actually needs. Your logo has to read clean on a 3-inch decal and still look sharp blown up on a job site banner. It needs to work in one color for when you're getting stuff embroidered or stamped on forms. And it can't be so detailed that it turns into a smudge at small sizes.

A construction logo also has to feel like construction. Not clip art of a hammer. Not a cartoon house. Something that says you're serious about the work without trying too hard. There's a balance there, and it matters more than most folks realize.

How This Works and What It Costs

Logo design starts at $500, and it usually takes 1-2 weeks from the first conversation to a finished product. You'll get multiple concepts to pick from, revisions until it's right, and final files in every format you'll need — print, web, vinyl cutter files, all of it. No hunting down your designer six months later because the sign shop needs an EPS file.

And since we're a full web design shop based in Tyler, there's a natural next step if you want it. A lot of construction companies in the Ore City area and across Upshur County are running without a real website, or they've got one that doesn't show their work well. A full website with your new logo, a project gallery, your licensing info, and a bid request form starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. But that's only if you want it. The logo stands on its own.

One more thing — you own everything. The logo files, the design, all of it. No licensing nonsense, no monthly fees attached to your own brand. You pay once, it's yours. If down the road you want to tweak it or hand it off to a printer in Gilmer or wherever, you've got everything you need to do that without calling us first. That's how it should work.