What if I already have a logo but it looks outdated?

We can either refine what you have or start from scratch — whichever makes more sense. Sometimes an old logo has good bones and just needs a modern cleanup. Other times it's better to build something new. We'll talk through it before any design work starts.

Do I get files I can send to a vehicle wrap shop?

Yes. You'll get vector files (the format wrap shops and printers need) along with PNG and other web formats. Everything a sign company, screen printer, or web designer would ask for.

Can the logo include an image or icon, or is it just text?

Either way. Some of the strongest logos are text-only with a distinctive font treatment. Others pair a custom icon with the business name. We'll figure out what fits your business and how you plan to use it — truck doors have different needs than Instagram profiles.

How many design concepts do I get to choose from?

You'll see multiple directions early on, and we'll revise from there based on your feedback. Nobody picks the perfect logo on the first round. The process includes revisions so you end up with something you're actually proud to put on your equipment.

What if I need a logo and a website?

That's common. A full website starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. We can handle the logo first and roll it right into the site design, so everything matches from the start.

Logo Design · Edgewood, TX

Logo Design for Landscapers in Edgewood, TX

Most landscaping companies around Edgewood slap a tree icon next to their name in some free app and call it done. That logo ends up on the truck, the yard signs, the invoices — and it looks like it took about four minutes. Because it did.

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Your Truck Is a Billboard. Act Like It.

Every time you drive through Edgewood — past the Baptist church, down 859, out toward the countryside — people see your truck. That's advertising you're already paying for.

So what's on the door? A pixelated image you pulled from a free logo maker? Something your buddy drew in 2019? A name in a font that came pre-installed on your laptop?

That mark is doing one of two things: making you look like a real operation, or making you look like a side hustle. There's no in-between. And in a small community where reputation matters, first impressions stick around longer than they should.

A Good Logo Does Three Jobs

It looks sharp on the side of a trailer. It looks sharp on a business card. And it looks sharp as a tiny circle on your Facebook page.

That third one trips people up. A logo with too much detail turns into a smudge at small sizes. A logo with thin lines disappears on a dark background. These aren't design opinions — they're just how screens work.

You need something that reads clearly whether it's three inches wide or three feet wide. Clean lines. Strong shapes. Colors that don't muddy up when they're printed on a shirt. That's what a properly built logo gives you.

Not a Clip Art Tree

You know those logos that look like they all came from the same website? They did. There are maybe five landscaping logo templates floating around, and they all have the same generic tree, the same green gradient, the same arched text.

If your logo looks like every other landscaper's logo, it's not doing its job. The whole point is to be recognizable. To be yours.

A custom mark built from scratch costs less than you'd think — starting at $500, delivered in one to two weeks. You get something original. Something that doesn't show up on another company's truck two counties over.

What You Walk Away With

Files that work everywhere. Print-ready versions for vehicle wraps and signage. Web-ready versions for your site and social profiles. Different color variations so it works on light backgrounds, dark backgrounds, even embroidered on a hat.

And it's yours. No subscriptions. No watermarks. No monthly fees to keep using your own logo. You own it outright.

If you're running a landscaping business in Edgewood or anywhere across Van Zandt County, this is one of the cheapest investments that changes how people see your company before you ever mow a single yard.