Snowflake Condensed Cooling Logo

One long line of tall, narrow capitals runs across the width, with a small round emblem centered above it. The emblem is a thin black ring holding a black snowflake whose arms end in sharp points. The lettering starts in sky blue and turns orange red toward the right, so the line reads cool first and warm second. The ampersand has a curled, calligraphic shape. The sample, Arctic Air Cooling & Heating, is a made-up name, and yours replaces the whole line.

A single line of condensed capitals handles long names and a trade phrase better than most layouts, since each letter takes little width. Five or six words can sit on the line, though it becomes a wide, low banner. A short name leaves the emblem looking bigger above it. Because the line shifts from blue to red, where that shift happens is a choice, and you can write your preference in the notes field. We fit the name and send a proof to approve before printing.

Sky blue is a light color, so it shows best on dark doors such as black, charcoal, navy and dark green. On white it is softer, though the orange red still carries the line. Both colors fade on pale gray or cream paint, and red vanishes on a red or orange door. The small emblem is black, so it disappears on black paint. The cool-to-warm color change fits heating and cooling work, which is the trade this design suits.

Pick this look, send us your company name, approve the proof, and we print it. $120 per door.