Six badges drawn for excavation and dirt-work contractors — a boom and bucket, a dozer push, a track tread — rendered live below. Tap one to open the free maker with it selected. Free PNG, no account, no watermark, nothing uploads anywhere.
All six badges · 8 lettering styles · 14 palettes · free PNG download
Excavation branding has a scale advantage no other trade gets: your logo rides on the side of a dump truck and the boom of a machine people watch from the road for hours. Use the scale — one massive, simple silhouette and a name in tall block letters. The mistake is treating a truck door like a business card and cramming it with services; from two hundred feet, all anyone reads is the shape.
Dirt work is also a referral trade between contractors. The GC deciding who digs the next foundation remembers the outfit whose trucks looked squared away hauling off the last one.
Boom & Bucket is the excavator in profile, bucket curled — the trade’s definitive mark. Dozer Push reads grading and pad prep, blade down and working. Dump Truck flags hauling and material supply. Track Tread is the abstract option: the tread plate pattern every operator climbs over daily, turned into a badge. Graded Mound shows cut-and-fill in miniature, and Shovel & Pick is the crossed-tools crest for outfits that want a traditional look.
Tap the badge that fits your fleet and the full maker opens with it loaded. EXCAVATION · GRADING · HAULING drops straight into the tagline slot.
Earth tones and safety colors are the trade’s native palette — a dirt-brown or charcoal main with high-vis orange or yellow accent reads jobsite from any distance. Keep it two-tone and it stencils onto equipment without a second thought.
Then the part that protects you: dirt work is where surprises live — rock where the boring log said clay, a buried tank, three extra truckloads of unsuitable material. Every one of those needs a signed change order, and routing your logo through the free letterhead studio means every one goes out under your mark.
Your logo feeds straight into the free letterhead studio — and from there onto the PDFs the three free DFS apps produce: the Change Order Generator, the Bid Leveler, and the Punch List. All free, all offline, no account.
Every trade gets its own six badges in the free logo maker:
Is the excavation logo maker genuinely free?
Yes. Design the badge and download the PNG with no account, no watermark, and no subscription — it’s part of the free Digital Foreman Suite toolset.
Once downloaded, is the logo fully mine?
Fully. It renders on your device, saves to your device, and never touches our servers — there is no copy to argue over. Trademarking the company name itself is a lawyer’s errand, separate from the artwork.
What about big formats — truck doors and equipment decals?
The free 1200×600 transparent PNG handles paperwork and small print. Decal and lettering shops want vector for anything door-sized: the Suite Pro pack has a real SVG with outlined lettering plus one-color and reverse files made for cut vinyl.
Can it head my bids and change orders?
Yes — one tap sends it to the free letterhead studio, and Suite Pro ($29.99 once) puts it on the real change order, bid leveling, and punch list PDFs from all three apps.