I have more than few design concepts for you (#34, #35, #36, #37, #38, #39 and compact design in emblem form on #40). I was trying to avoid using just initials as a focal point, because they are so overused/generic and will just "drown" your new visual identity in ocean of similar designs,...additional graphic element, visualy presenting actual work you do, on the other hand, will make a differnce and make your new logo look unique and recognizable. All my designs pro and contemporary looking, but I would draw your attention to concept on entries #36/#37, with subtle hint of two nails, connecting symbolic planks, and creating overall building/house shape,...it is on one hand abstract/modern design, but with very direct message about the work you do! Hope you'll like it and feel free to suggest improvements on any of my designs! Thank you!
Glad you've recognized branding potential behind the concept with nails/planks. Here are few updates that might even more enhance uniqueness and reccognizability,...I've positioned nails, so they give a hint of letter "M" (#83), and tried a bit more elegant, but still strong font on entries #84 and horizontal layout on #85. In all these cases logo icon can be used as memorable/recognizable stand alone mark.
Please feel free to jump in, if you have some ideas for improvement! Thanks!
...some proportional tweaks on #98 and alternative font on #96 and #97! Feel free to jump in with suggestions (colors, fonts, layouts, etc.!?)! thanks!
...and version on #85 has better proportions,...but if you want stronger appearance, centralized verions on #96 and #98, would probably be a better way to go! Just a thought from an experienced guy on these matters! :) Cheers!
I've got few more color and conceptual updates on designs #40 and #97, but can't upload them at this stage of the contest,...if you want to check them out, just move one of my designs one place up (among top 5 designers), and I'll be able to upload.
Did my best to make this look high quality, contemporary and professional! Hope you'll recognize branding potential behind these designs, but if you decide to go the other way, all the best in your future work! Cheers!