Max Sneden ContractingLogo Design Contest
Logo Design Contest
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Max Sneden Contracting has selected their winning logo design.
For $275 they received 184 designs
from 25 different designers from around the world.
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Client
What We Do
We are a construction company offering general contracting as well as handyman services
Industry
Color Preferences
Our company uniforms are navy blue polo shirts with white lettering and duck canvas pants (dark tan).
Navy, white and black are good base colors.
The logo will be reproduced onto a white van as well as various white stationary and white business cards.
Navy, white and black are good base colors.
The logo will be reproduced onto a white van as well as various white stationary and white business cards.
Our Ideas & Additional Information
Our logo needs to be clean and simple as well as easily reproducible on white backgrounds. We don't want any "clip art" style icons in the logo of tools. If you've got a great idea, go for it, but in general were not looking to have any cartoonish looking hammers or rulers, etc. in our design.
Our customers aren't strictly residential, so any design that references a "house" as opposed to a "property" in general may not be ideal. We want to maintain our status as both a general contractor for homeowners as well as a unique consulting resource for commercial construction projects that we enjoy working on like restaurant build-outs, custom large-scale marketing installations, and other unique projects in the B2B arena. On the other hand we definitely want to remain accessible to residential customers, so designs that evoke feelings of skyscrapers won't really fit either.
We have attached some pages from an idea book that we liked that showed interesting options for working with the M in the name as well as the S.
Please reach out to us if you have any questions. Thank you.
Our customers aren't strictly residential, so any design that references a "house" as opposed to a "property" in general may not be ideal. We want to maintain our status as both a general contractor for homeowners as well as a unique consulting resource for commercial construction projects that we enjoy working on like restaurant build-outs, custom large-scale marketing installations, and other unique projects in the B2B arena. On the other hand we definitely want to remain accessible to residential customers, so designs that evoke feelings of skyscrapers won't really fit either.
We have attached some pages from an idea book that we liked that showed interesting options for working with the M in the name as well as the S.
Please reach out to us if you have any questions. Thank you.