Coil Replacement CompanyLogo Design Contest
Logo Design Contest
Contests / Coil Replacement Company
Coil Replacement Company has selected their winning logo design.
For $450 they received 274 designs
from 36 different designers from around the world.
Logo Design Brief
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Client
What We Do
Coil Replacement Company (CRC) has been in business for over 30 years specializing in providing coil replacement parts & services for the HVAC (heating, ventilation, air conditioning) industry, as well as, a variety of other industries. CRC sells a wide variety of replacement coils to contractors, field technicians, facility managers, and engineers. We also offer additional services such as engineering, coating, and equipment repair and refurbishing. Located in Metro Detroit and is a proud Michigan based company that services other states and Canada as well.
Industry
Color Preferences
Rich Red, Deep Blue, and white
Open to ideas
Open to ideas
Our Ideas & Additional Information
Words with letter icon CRC or something that resembles a coil. Would like a clean and simple design that exemplifies professionalism and quality, while also being sleek, timeless, bold, and eye catching. We do not want it to look trendy by any means. It is also important to keep in my mind that we provide coil replacement parts & services for the heating and cooling industry. We DO NOT provide spring coils, which is a common misconception. We like the concept of the heat and cool flow in our current logo but as you see it is clearly outdated and we would like to freshen it up by using something more abstract and not a representation of the continental usa.
Themes
Masculine
Simple
Secure
Necessity
Modern
Refined
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