Stacked Slab Trowel Logo

Three stacked lines of dark charcoal capitals, SOLID, GROUND and CONCRETE, form a block of tall, narrow letters with square, clipped corners, like cut slabs. The first two lines are large and heavy, and the third is a little smaller. A flat orange trowel, long blade at the left and a rounded handle at the right, runs horizontally beneath the stack. The color scheme is charcoal and orange only. The sample name is invented, and yours takes the three lines.

The stack holds three words, one per line, so a three-word name is the natural match, with the last word naming the trade as it does in the sample. A two-word name can use two larger lines or add a trade word. The tall, narrow letters allow a long word like Concrete on the bottom line. The trowel sits underneath whatever the name. A tagline can go in the notes field, and the proof shows the final layout.

Charcoal reads clearly on white, silver, light gray, yellow and tan doors, with the orange trowel adding a warm accent. On black, dark gray or navy paint the letters lose contrast badly and the orange is all that remains. Orange on a red or rust door blends in. Tall, narrow capitals stay legible at distance. The trowel makes this a concrete and masonry mark that suits flatwork, driveways and patios.

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