Construction logo templates
Our construction logo templates are drawn for builders and construction companies, and every one below is set with the name you type. There are 3 to choose from at $49 each, edited in your browser and downloaded as vector files the moment you pay.
3 of 3 logos
Where a builder's logo gets used
A builder's logo goes up on the site sign on the front fence for the length of a job, on the hoarding around a bigger site, on the hi-vis and on the tender documents that win the next job. The site sign is the one that sells: neighbours and passers-by read it every day the job is on.
Site signs are printed on corflute or aluminium and read from the footpath and the road, so the construction set uses strong, wide letterforms with a beam, an angle or no mark at all.
From the logo to the site
Every logo downloads as SVG, the file a sign printer needs. Our signage template takes the name and colours onto a site sign and a hi-vis back, with the lettering sized for the distance each is read from. The corflute sign guide covers what goes on a site sign and how big.
Tenders and paperwork
The same logo has to sit at the top of a tender, a quote and a safety document, where it is printed small and often in black. Try each lockup in one colour before you choose, and look at the horizontal version, which is the one that sits in a document header.
Questions
- What file does a sign printer need for a site sign?
- A vector file. Every logo here downloads as an SVG that scales to a site sign or a hoarding without losing sharpness.
- Is there a template for the site sign itself?
- Yes. Our signage template includes a site sign and a hi-vis back, set in the same name and colours.