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

You're involved the whole time. We'll talk about what you want — colors, feel, any ideas you've got. Then we bring options back and refine based on your feedback. It's your logo. You should like looking at it.

What file types do I get when it's done?

Everything you'd need. Vector files for print and vehicle wraps, PNG files for web and social media, and single-color versions for embroidery or engraving. All organized so your sign shop or shirt printer won't have to ask you for a better file.

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

Sometimes, yeah. If the bones are there and you just need it redrawn properly, that's a conversation worth having. Other times a fresh start makes more sense. We'll be straight with you about which one fits.

Will my logo work on yard signs and truck wraps?

That's the whole point. We design with physical applications in mind from the start. If it can't hold up on a 4x4 yard sign stuck in the ground across from Community Park, it's not done yet.

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

You can. And you'll get something that looks like every other $50 logo. Landscaping is local and competitive — especially in a smaller market like Mineola where everyone knows everyone. A generic mark doesn't do you any favors when your competitor's truck pulls up next to yours at the same job site.

Logo Design · Mineola, TX

Logo design for landscapers in Mineola

Five hundred bucks. That's what it costs to stop handing out business cards with a logo you made in Microsoft Word. If you're running a landscaping crew in Mineola, your logo is on your truck, your invoices, your yard signs — and right now it might be working against you.

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A $12 logo looks like a $12 logo

You've seen them around Wood County. Clip art tree. Green gradient. Some font that came free with the software. Maybe a leaf icon that three other lawn care companies in East Texas are already using.

Customers notice. They might not say anything, but when they're picking between two landscapers and one looks put together and the other looks like a side hustle — that decision's already made. Your mowing is great. Your hardscape work is solid. Your logo shouldn't be the weak link.

What a landscaping logo actually needs to do

It goes on the side of a trailer. On a tiny social media profile picture. On a bid sheet you hand to a homeowner on their front porch. On a shirt pocket.

That means it can't be complicated. Fine details disappear at small sizes. Gradients look muddy on dark shirts. And anything wider than it is tall gets crushed into a rectangle on Instagram.

A good landscaping logo works in one color. It reads from across a parking lot. And it doesn't scream 2019.

$500, done in two weeks

Logo design starts at $500. You'll get a mark that's yours — not pulled from a template site, not recycled from another project. We'll work through concepts, narrow it down, and hand you files that work everywhere. Print, web, embroidery, vehicle wraps. All the formats.

Turnaround is one to two weeks. No six-month branding odyssey. No mood boards that cost more than your mower.

Your truck's already advertising for you

Every job site in Mineola is a billboard. Parked on a street near the courthouse downtown, sitting in a driveway off Loop 564 — people see your truck before they ever search for you online.

That logo on the door is doing work whether you think about it or not. Might as well make sure it's doing good work.