Composite Pole RepairLogo Design Contest

CPR

We have been repainting lighting poles since 1998. From what we can tell we are the only company doing this in the U.S.. We've painted almost 100,000 poles since '98. We started painting just poles made from fiberglass or composite materials but now we paint steel, composite and aluminum. We work with large utilities and cities like Charleston, S.C.
We have posted hundreds of pictures on our Facebook Page
(https://www.facebook.com/search/top?q=composite%20pole%20repair)
We had a very simple logo designed for our bucket van but need an attractive logo to add to our reflective work shirts, hats and work jackets.
We are incorporated at Composite Pole Repair LLC but our name doesn't really say what we do which is painting poles. We want an eye popping logo since we work in crews outside with yellow reflective shirts.
This is our second contest. We were extremely pleased with the first one we did.
We look forward to seeing the artwork. This is a very serious business logo for us.

This logo will be going on fluorescent shirts and needs to have an eye catching look. Note that we paint poles all day long and black paint drips all over the shirts. They have to be replaced every week. So Black is the base color. Maybe add red or blue

https://www.facebook.com/search/top?q=composite%20pole%20repair

Please look at all the pictures we have uploaded on our Facebook page. You will see the wide variety of poles we paint. We have been doing this since 1998 and have painted almost 100,000 poles. We are the only company doing this in the U.S.. Our name "Composite Pole Repair" doesn't represent the fact that we paint all types of poles now - composite, steel and aluminum. We mainly paint taper poles but also square, decorative, etc.. We paint short and tall poles. We have a unique bucket van that has become well recognized in neighborhoods. We want to promote our Facebook page if possible on the logo.
I've attached a logo we had done several years ago - very BORING.
We need a logo that will 'jump' off our fluorescent shirts. We work in parking lots, neighborhoods and streets. Everyone can see us and don't know what we do.