Your business has changed since your first logo. We keep what your customers already recognise and rebuild the rest so the mark fits where you're going next.
A redesign shouldn't make your customers wonder who you are. We start from your existing logo and decide, piece by piece, what to carry forward.
We map every element of your current logo: shapes, symbols, colours and type. Then we find the ones people already connect with you.
New services, new markets, new size. We tie the redesign to where the business is heading, not where it started.
We redraw the mark so it reads at every size, from a favicon to a job-site sign, with a cleaner palette and type to match.
You get a full logo suite, every file format, and a short logo guide so anyone can use it correctly.

A detailed heraldic crest with a red shield, silver frame, tower, maple leaf and greyhounds. It had real meaning, but it was hard to read small and said little about construction.
We kept the tower from the crest as a gold battlement, and built a house beneath it. Pachon is moving into new builds, so the house is now part of the logo.
The tower was the strongest symbol in the original crest. It now sits on top as a simple gold battlement, so the brand's heritage carries over.
Pachon is growing into new home builds. The house below the tower tells customers what the company actually does.
The red and chrome became navy and gold, with a clean wordmark. The logo now works on a job-site sign, a business card and a website header.







Navy brick, a drippy house and a 70s bubble script. It was full of personality, but busy, hard to read small and tough to reproduce on vehicles and signs.

We kept the retro script and the "Out with the old, in with the new" slogan, dropped the brick and drips, and swapped the house for a paint roller in a clean circular badge.
As the company grew, we deepened the palette to evergreen and terracotta and gave it a bolder outline, so it holds up from a van wrap to a hockey arena.
The handwritten "Retro Rollers" script and the slogan "Out with the old, in with the new" made it through every version. Customers already knew them.
The brick texture, drips and outlines are gone. A simple badge and a paint roller say "painter" faster and work at every size.
The redesign became a full system: a horizontal logo, a badge, an icon, a van wrap, roll-up banners, a tablecloth, a brochure and arena signage.


The new badge carried through to the profile photo and a matching set of highlight covers in evergreen and terracotta. The feed now looks like one company, from the van to the phone screen.



Every logo redesign comes ready to use, with no missing files and no guessing.
Send me your current logo and a few lines about where your business is heading. I'll tell you what I'd keep and what I'd change.
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