Do I get to give input on the design or do you just pick something?

You're involved the whole time. We start with a conversation about your business, your services, the kind of customers you're trying to attract. Then you see concepts, tell us what's working and what's not, and we adjust. It's your logo—you should like it.

What if I already have a logo but it just needs to be cleaned up?

That's fine. Sometimes a logo has the right idea but bad execution. We can refine what you've got instead of starting from scratch. Same price, same process. We'll be honest about whether it makes sense to clean it up or go a different direction.

Will my logo work on my truck wrap and my business cards?

Yes. That's the whole point of doing it right. You'll get vector files that scale to any size without losing quality—billboard or business card, doesn't matter. Plus versions formatted for social media, your website, and print.

Can you design something that ties into seasonal services like spring cleanups or holiday lighting?

The main logo should work year-round. But we can create variations or secondary marks for seasonal promotions if that's something you want down the road. Start with a strong primary logo first.

Why not just use Canva or Fiverr for this?

You can. And you'll get something that looks like you used Canva or Fiverr. Those tools are fine for social media posts, but for the thing that represents your entire business? A $30 logo from overseas usually shows. It won't be built for the formats you actually need, and good luck getting revisions that make sense.

Logo Design · Hawkins, TX

Logo Design for Landscapers in Hawkins, TX

You just wrapped up a big mulch and hardscape job off FM 14. Looks great. You snap a photo for your truck magnet or maybe a yard sign—and then you realize your logo next to that work looks like it was made in Microsoft Paint in 2011. That gap between the quality of your work and the quality of your branding? People notice.

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Your Logo Is Doing More Than You Think

Every estimate you hand someone, every door hanger you leave, every time your truck is parked outside a job in Hawkins or anywhere in Wood County—your logo is talking. And if it looks cheap or blurry or like something you grabbed off a free website, it's saying something you don't want it to say.

What a Good Landscaping Logo Actually Needs

Landscaping logos have a specific problem most industries don't. They need to look good on the side of a trailer at 45 mph AND as a tiny circle on your Facebook page. A lot of logos can do one or the other. Not both.

That means no crazy detail. No thin lines that disappear when you shrink it down. And honestly, no clip art trees. You know the ones. They're on about half the landscaping logos in East Texas and they all blur together. Your business isn't generic, so your logo shouldn't be either.

A good logo for a mowing and landscaping company should work in one color if it has to—think embroidered polos, black-and-white invoices, that kind of thing. It should read clean at any size. And it should feel like YOUR company, not just any company that owns a mower.

How This Works and What It Costs

Logo design starts at $500, and that gets you something custom. Not a template with your name swapped in. We'll talk about what your company does—mowing, design, seasonal cleanups, hardscape, whatever your mix is—and what kind of feeling you want the logo to carry. Professional but approachable works for most landscapers. Clean and a little bold. Not corporate.

Timeline is about 1-2 weeks. You'll see concepts, give feedback, and we'll refine it until it's right. You get the final files in every format you'll need—for your website, for print, for vinyl wraps, all of it. No hunting down a file two years from now because someone only gave you a low-res JPEG.

And look, if you're running a landscaping business out of Hawkins and you're quoting jobs in Mineola, Quitman, Winnsboro—anywhere around here—your logo is showing up before you do. On your website, on Google, on the estimate PDF. It's the first impression before the first impression. Getting it right for $500 is one of the cheaper business decisions you'll make that actually matters.

If you end up wanting a full website to go with it, we do that too—starting at $300 for a simple site. But the logo is a solid place to start. Everything else builds off of it.