How many logo concepts do I get to choose from?

You'll see multiple directions up front — usually three to four distinct concepts. Once you pick a direction, we refine it with revisions until you're happy with it. You're not locked into something after one round.

Do I own the logo when it's done?

Yes. Full ownership, all files, no licensing nonsense. It's yours to use however you want, forever. We don't hold your files hostage or charge extra for different formats.

I already have a logo but it's kind of rough — can you clean it up?

Depends on what's there. Sometimes a redesign is the move. Sometimes the bones are good and it just needs to be redrawn properly as a vector file so it actually scales. Send it over and we'll tell you straight which one makes more sense.

What if I need my logo on uniforms or vehicle wraps?

That's exactly why we deliver multiple file formats. Your embroiderer needs something different than your wrap shop, and both need something different than what goes on your website. All of that's included — you won't be paying extra for a "print-ready version."

Can you match the colors I already use on my truck or equipment?

Absolutely can match existing brand colors. If you've got a specific paint code or Pantone number, great. If not, we'll match from photos. Consistency matters — your logo should look the same everywhere.

Logo Design · Wills Point, TX

Logo design for home service companies in Wills Point

Ever look at your logo on the side of your truck and think... yeah, that's not it? You're not alone. A lot of home service businesses in Wills Point are running with logos that were thrown together in a rush — and it shows.

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Does your logo actually work everywhere it needs to?

Think about all the places your logo ends up. Your work truck. Your business cards. That tiny circle on your Facebook page. The embroidery on your polo. A yard sign. An invoice.

Most logos for HVAC companies, plumbers, electricians, roofers — they weren't designed with all that in mind. They were designed for one thing, maybe a website header, and then forced into everything else. So you get a logo that looks fine on a laptop screen but turns into an unreadable smudge on a pen. Or it looks great big but falls apart at business card size.

A good logo for a home service business has to be tough. It has to read clean at half an inch and still look sharp on a vehicle wrap. The colors have to print well on dark shirts and light paper. And it has to feel like your business — not like every other contractor in Van Zandt County.

We design logos that hold up across all of it. You'll get files formatted for print, web, embroidery, vinyl — whatever you need. No calling us back in six months because your sign shop can't use what we gave you.

Ok but real talk about logos

Here's how this usually goes. You need a logo. You look online. Someone on Fiverr will do it for $30. Your buddy's daughter knows Canva. Or a design firm in Dallas quotes you $4,000 and wants to talk about "brand identity workshops."

None of that is what you need.

The $30 logo? It's a template. There are plumbing companies in three states using the same wrench icon with a different name slapped under it. That's not a logo — that's a placeholder. And the $4,000 option? You're paying for overhead and conference rooms, not better design.

Logo design starts at $500 and takes about 1-2 weeks. You get concepts, revisions, and final files you actually own. That's it. No workshops. No "discovery phase." We talk about what your business does, what you want it to feel like, and we get to work.

You're running a home service business in Wills Point. Folks out here judge fast — they see your truck at a red light near 80 and they either think "that looks legit" or they don't. Your logo does a lot of that heavy lifting whether you realize it or not.

What you're actually getting

A logo that doesn't need explaining. That's the whole job.

You'll get multiple initial concepts to pick from. We'll refine your pick until it's right. And then we hand over every file format you'll ever need — vector files for print and signs, web-ready versions, a version that works on dark backgrounds, one for light backgrounds, a simplified icon version for social profiles.

If you're also thinking about a website, the logo work feeds right into that. Same design language, same feel, everything consistent from your truck door to your homepage. A full website starts at $1,500 if you want to knock both out.

But the logo stands on its own too. Plenty of businesses just need that one piece done right before they worry about anything else. And if you're working with a sign company or a vehicle wrap shop in the area, we'll make sure they get exactly the files they need — no back and forth, no "can you send it in a different format" emails.