Your work has a reputation. Your brand should look the part.

Your logo might be the first thing someone notices. But your brand is everything they recognize afterward.

We do branding and logo design for contractors: identities that work on trucks, crew shirts, yard signs, business cards, estimates, websites and everywhere else customers see your business.

Branding and logo design for contractors that holds up on trucks, shirts, signs and screens.

Talk About Your Brand
White crew-cab pickup with the Harbor & Palm Remodeling logo across its doors, parked in a Florida driveway with palms (truck AI-edited on a licensed stock photo) Front of a Harbor & Palm business card: services line, palm mark, owner name, contact details and a sample Google review QR code

A logo is the beginning. Consistency does the rest.

A logo that looks great on a screen still has to read on a truck, stitch onto a shirt and hold up on a phone. Good contractor branding is one identity you can use everywhere your business shows up.

One identity that reads on a truck, a shirt and a phone.

  • Harbor & Palm logo system: primary logo on sand, and the palm mark in sand on green, white on black and green on brass

    Logo and variations

    A primary logo plus versions for every size and background.

  • Harbor & Palm colors (palm green, sand, brass, ink) and the Futura typeface

    Colors and type

    A short palette and readable fonts people start to recognize.

  • Truck door layout for the Harbor & Palm logo, 18 inches minimum, with rules for trucks and yard signs

    Trucks and job sites

    Layouts for truck doors, yard signs and job-site materials.

  • A Harbor & Palm estimate for a kitchen remodel with the logo, scope lines and next steps

    Cards and paperwork

    Business cards, estimates and the paperwork customers keep.

  • Harbor & Palm palm mark as a profile photo, a browser tab icon and in an email signature

    Files for online

    Sized files for your website, Google profile, social and email.

  • A spread of the Harbor & Palm brand guide on clear space and minimum sizes

    Brand guide

    Plain rules so your crew and vendors use it right.

Back of the Harbor & Palm business card: the logo in sand on palm green, bottom left

A card they'll keep. A simpler way to leave a review.

The front keeps your name and number easy to find for the next project, or for the neighbor who asks who did the kitchen. The code links to your Google review form, so sharing an honest review after the job takes a few seconds.

Your number for the next job, and a code that opens your Google review form.

We link it to your own review link and test it on real phones and a printed proof before it goes to print.

Already have a logo?

Sometimes it's worth keeping and just needs the right files and consistent use. Other times it's time to start fresh. We'll help you decide.

Show Us Your Current Logo

People should recognize your business wherever they see it.

The shirt you wear to an estimate. The sign in a customer's yard. The site they pull up afterward. When those details match, people connect the business they saw in the neighborhood with the work they find online.

When the shirt, the sign and the site match, people remember who did the work.

  • Smiling remodeler in a palm green polo with the Harbor & Palm mark embroidered on the chest, in a finished kitchen (shirt color and embroidery AI-edited on a licensed stock photo)
  • Harbor & Palm Remodeling yard sign with phone number and website on a lawn with palms behind it
  • Harbor & Palm website on a phone: logo, kitchen photo, headline and a call button

Built around your business, not someone else's style.

The goal isn't to make you look like every other contractor. Whether you run a remodeling crew or a construction company, we learn the work you do and the people you serve, then turn that into an identity you can actually use.

Your work and your customers first, then the design.

  1. First-call notes for Harbor & Palm: the words for the brand, the business, a starting palette and where the logo shows up

    Learn the business

    Your services, customers, history and where the logo has to show up.

  2. Three first Harbor & Palm logo directions, with the palm version circled

    Explore directions

    A focused set of ideas, shown on trucks and cards, not just a screen.

  3. The refined Harbor & Palm logo, with the mark at truck, sign, shirt and one-color sizes

    Refine the identity

    We polish the one you pick: logo, colors, type and the pieces you need.

  4. A folder of Harbor & Palm brand files: logos for web and vinyl, an embroidery file, print-ready card and yard sign, and the brand guide

    Hand over the files

    Organized files for print, signs, shirts and web, with review codes tested first.

What contractors ask before updating their brand.

Do I need a completely new logo?

Not always. Sometimes an existing logo works well but lacks the proper files or consistent use. We'll review what you have and talk through whether it makes more sense to refine it or create something new.

What's included in a branding project?

Depending on the scope, a logo system, color palette, typography, digital files, print-ready files, business card designs and brand guidelines. We agree on the exact deliverables before we start.

Can you design business cards with a QR code for Google reviews?

Yes. We can design cards that keep your contact information easy to find and include a QR code linked to your Google review form. Customers get an easy way to save your details for future work and share honest feedback after the job.

Will my logo work on trucks, shirts and signs?

We design with those uses in mind: readability, contrast, simplified versions and how the identity works at different sizes. Printing, embroidery setup and installation are coordinated separately unless they're part of the project.

Can you match the branding on my website?

Yes. Our website design services carry your colors, type, logo and visual style into your site, so your business looks the same online and off.

Do I own the designs?

Ownership and usage rights are spelled out in our agreement. Approved custom identity files can be transferred to your business under those terms. Third-party fonts and other licensed materials may have their own usage rules.

Can you update our branding without changing everything?

Yes. If customers already know your colors or logo, we can improve consistency and usability while keeping what works.

Let's build a brand that feels like your business.

Starting from scratch or updating the look you've used for years, tell us about your company and what you'd like to improve. We'll talk through your goals and what a contractor branding project could look like.

We'll get back to you within 24 hours to set up a quick call.

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