While bold simple fonts show masculinity and stability, thinner faced fonts feel more professional. I like to use alignments that are not always typical, which will lend a little more modern feel. Also by doing this, the alignment can contribute to some interesting design system layouts. Also, designers have to be careful with using gradients. If they are too light or go to white they can present difficulties when trying to reproduce them in print applications. I like to keep any kind of tagline or descriptive copy, i.e. "window cleaning" large enough that it can be read when the logo is reproduced small (business card) or when seen far away. In your case, I would that maybe vehicles come into play more so than signage.
Sorry, I put the comments in to refer to all of my designs. Here it is again for #63.
While bold simple fonts show masculinity and stability, thinner faced fonts feel more professional. I like to use alignments that are not always typical, which will lend a little more modern feel. Also by doing this, the alignment can contribute to some interesting design system layouts. Also, designers have to be careful with using gradients. If they are too light or go to white they can present difficulties when trying to reproduce them in print applications. I like to keep any kind of tagline or descriptive copy, i.e. "window cleaning" large enough that it can be read when the logo is reproduced small (business card) or when seen far away. In your case, I would that maybe vehicles come into play more so than signage.
Let me know if you would like to see a different color of blue.