Do I get the actual files to use however I want?

Yes. You get vector files, PNG, and whatever specific formats you need. They're yours. No licensing restrictions, no extra charges to get the "real" files later.

What if I already have a logo but it needs updating?

That works too. Sometimes a logo just needs to be cleaned up and modernized rather than replaced from scratch. We can look at what you've got and figure out whether a refresh makes more sense than starting over.

Can you match the logo to a truck wrap or uniform color?

Absolutely can match to Pantone colors for print and specific color codes for screen printing and embroidery. We'll make sure the colors translate correctly across different materials.

How many revisions do I get?

Enough to get it right. We're not counting rounds to hit you with overage fees. Most logos land in two or three rounds of feedback, but if it takes a fourth, that's fine.

I need a logo and a website — should I do the logo first?

Usually yes. The logo sets the visual direction for everything else. Get the logo locked in, then the website design builds off of it naturally. We can do both — a full website starts at $1,500 — and having the logo done first just makes everything smoother.

Logo Design · Mineola, TX

Logo design for home service companies in Mineola

You're spending $500 on truck wraps and another few hundred on uniforms — and slapping a logo on there that you made in Canva at midnight. That's real money going toward making your business look like a side hustle. A good logo costs less than one service call markup, and it changes how people see you before you ever show up.

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Your logo is doing more work than you think

Every door hanger, every yard sign, every invoice, every Google listing. Your logo shows up in places you forget about. And when it looks like clip art from 2008, that's the impression people carry around.

Home service customers in Mineola are picking between you and two other guys. Sometimes the only thing they've got to go on is a Google result and a logo. If yours looks homemade and the other guy's looks clean, that's the job walking away. Not because he's better. Because he looked like he had his act together.

And here's the part nobody talks about — a bad logo actually gets worse over time. Trends move on. That swoosh-and-wrench thing that looked fine in 2019 now reads as dated. Meanwhile you've already printed it on everything.

What you actually get for $500

A logo that works on a truck door and a business card and a tiny social media circle, all without turning into a blob. That's harder than it sounds. Most cheap logos fall apart at small sizes because they were designed on a big screen and nobody bothered to check.

Starting at $500, done in 1-2 weeks. You get concepts, revisions, and final files in every format you'll need — print, web, embroidery, whatever. No surprise charges for file types halfway through.

We're not going to hand you a $5,000 invoice for a logo. That's absurd for a home service company in Wood County. But we're also not going to give you a $50 logo from a template mill where a plumber in Ohio has the same mark. There's a middle ground and it's not complicated.

Built for where it actually goes

Home service logos have a specific job. They need to read clearly from 30 feet away on the side of a van. They need to look sharp on a dark shirt. They need to hold up as a one-color version when you're getting stuff screen printed on the cheap.

So that's how we design them. Not as a pretty picture on a white background in a portfolio. As a mark that works in the real places your business shows up — yard signs in Mineola neighborhoods, magnets on your truck parked outside the Wood County Courthouse, a tiny favicon on a browser tab.

You shouldn't have to think about whether your logo works in a given situation. It should just work everywhere.

Stop putting it off

Most home service folks in Mineola put the logo thing at the bottom of the list. There's always a more pressing expense. New equipment, insurance, another hire. But you keep running into moments where you wish it looked better — handing out a card, posting on Facebook, putting a bid together.

It's $500 and a couple weeks. You'll send us some direction on what you like, we'll do the design work, you'll give feedback, and you'll have something you're not embarrassed to put on things. That's the whole process. No mood boards. No brand discovery workshops.