Do I get to give input on the direction, or do you just hand me something?

You give input up front. We'll ask about your services, your style, colors you like or hate. Then we design based on that. You're not stuck with the first thing we come up with — there's a revision process built in.

What if I already have a logo but it just needs a refresh?

That's fine. Sometimes the bones are good and the execution just needs work. We can clean up what you have or start from scratch. Either way, the cost is the same.

Will the logo work on my truck wrap?

Yes. You'll get vector files, which means the logo can scale to any size without losing quality. Truck door, trailer side, billboard — it'll be sharp at all of them.

I only do mowing and basic cleanup — do I really need a custom logo?

If you're putting your name on anything — a flyer, a door hanger, a Facebook page — then yes. It doesn't matter if you offer ten services or two. The logo is how people recognize you before they ever talk to you.

Can I use the logo on yard signs and uniforms too?

That's the whole point. We deliver the logo in formats that work for print shops, embroidery services, sign makers, and digital use. You own it outright.

Logo Design · Seven Points, TX

Logo Design for Landscapers in Seven Points

A logo won't mow a single lawn for you. It won't close a deal or answer the phone. But it will show up on every truck door, every estimate, and every yard sign you stick in the ground near Lake Palestine — so it better not look like clip art.

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What a Logo Can't Fix (And What It Can)

A new logo won't save a bad business. If your crews show up late and scalp lawns, no amount of design polish is going to help. That's not what this is about.

What a good logo does is remove doubt. A homeowner in Seven Points searching for someone to handle their lakefront property sees two companies. One has a clean mark — reads well on a truck, looks sharp on an invoice, fits in a small circle on Instagram. The other has something that was clearly built in Canva at midnight. Both might do great work. But one looks like it takes itself seriously.

For landscapers, your logo shows up in more places than almost any other trade. Yard signs. Trailer wraps. Uniforms. The little avatar on your Google Business listing. It has to hold up at every size, on every background. That's a design problem, not a decoration problem. And it's one worth solving once instead of patching over and over.

A Straight Conversation About Landscaping Logos

You probably have a logo already. Maybe you made it yourself. Maybe a buddy did it. No judgment — you were busy building the business.

But here's where it gets real:

— Does it work in one color? Because vinyl wraps and embroidery sometimes need that.

— Can you read it at two inches wide? That's roughly how big it'll be on a business card or a social media profile pic.

— Does it look like three other lawn care companies in Henderson County? Because a lot of them pull from the same free icon sets.

If you said no, no, and maybe — you're not behind. You're just at the point where it's time to do it right. One mark. Clean lines. Something that says professional landscaping, not weekend side hustle.

How This Works and What It Costs

Logo design starts at $500. That gets you a custom mark — not a template with your name swapped in. Turnaround is one to two weeks.

You'll get files that work everywhere. Print. Web. Dark backgrounds. Light backgrounds. Small. Large. The full set, because a landscaping company in Seven Points is going to use that logo in a dozen places before the first season's over.

We're a web design shop in Tyler. Close enough to meet in person if that matters to you, far enough that we're not charging Dallas prices. And if down the road you need a website to go with that new logo, we do that too — full sites for landscapers starting at $1,500.