Shield Roofline Logo

A red shield sits above the name, its top edge scalloped with a dip on each side of a center peak. The upper part inside is open white. Across the lower half, a set of red diagonal bands climbs toward the upper right, each separated by a white gap, like rows of shingles on a sloped roof. Below the shield, the first word is set in heavy black capitals with wide, rounded letters, and ROOFING sits underneath in a lighter weight with fine strokes. The sample name is made up.

Two lines carry this layout: a heavy first word over a lighter trade word. That favors a two-part name, a strong word on top and Roofing, Exteriors or a city beneath. A long first word makes the heavy line wide and the shield looks small above it, while a short one lets the shield lead. A one-word name leaves the lower line empty, and a short tagline from the notes field can fill it. We fit the name and send a proof.

Red and black give strong contrast on white, silver, light gray and yellow doors. On a black, dark red or maroon door both fade, and red paint swallows the shield entirely. The lower line has thin strokes, so it reads best up close; if that word matters from across a street, choose a light door color. The roofline bands make this a roofing mark, so it suits that trade. The overall feel is solid and clean, more badge than sign.

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