Flame and Snowflake HVAC Logo

Two icons sit side by side above the name: a red flame on the left, a large teardrop outline with a smaller flame cut into its middle, and a pale blue snowflake on the right with six thin arms ending in small round dots. Under them, the sample company name, Comfort Zone, is made up, and your name takes its place. A second line, HEATING & AIR, runs below at nearly the same width.

The two text lines come out almost equal in width, so this design likes a two-word name paired with a trade line of similar length. A very short name leaves the top line narrower than the one beneath it, and a long name pulls the capitals smaller so everything stays on the door. The flame and snowflake stay centered over the text whatever you send. Give us the name and the second line when you order, we set both in the navy lettering, and you check the layout on the proof before anything is printed.

Navy letters read cleanly on white, silver, light gray and cream paint, the usual colors for service vans and pickups. They sink into black, dark blue or dark green doors. The light blue snowflake is the faint part of the picture: it holds up on a pale door and nearly disappears on a mid-blue one. The red flame stands out on most colors except a red door. With both a flame and a snowflake, the design suits a company that handles heating and cooling, and the pair says so before anyone reads a word.

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