Six badges drawn for fence and deck builders — a picket run, a post cap, a pergola frame — rendered live below. Tap one and the free maker opens with it selected. Download a clean PNG free: no account, no watermark, nothing leaves your device.
All six badges · 8 lettering styles · 14 palettes · free PNG download
Fence and deck work is neighborhood work. The yard sign at the end of a fresh cedar run, the truck parked out front for three days, the trailer stacked with pickets — that’s where the next job comes from. A logo for this trade has to read across a lawn: one confident shape, a name in tall letters, and nothing else competing.
The good news is the work itself is graphic. Pickets in a row, the profile of a post cap, a pergola’s rafter tails — these are already logos waiting to be cleaned up. That’s exactly what the six badges above are.
Picket Run is the classic dog-eared fence line — instantly legible on a magnet. Slat Panel reads horizontal-modern for crews building privacy screens and board-on-board. Deck & Rail shows deck boards meeting a guardrail, the two things every deck inspection checks. Post Cap makes a tidy badge out of the detail customers actually notice, Arbor Gate flags gates and entry arbors, and Pergola Frame is for the outdoor-living side — pergolas, pavilions, shade structures.
Tap the one closest to your work and finish it in the full maker: name, tagline like DECKS · FENCES · PERGOLAS, colors, download.
Cedar tones, forest green, or navy with a warm accent all read right for outdoor carpentry — and two colors keep the vinyl bill sane when the truck gets lettered. Check the one-color mode before you commit: a good badge still reads when it’s all one tone.
The place it earns money is paperwork: the quote for 240 linear feet, the change order when the ledger flashing turns up rotten, the punch list at handoff. Send the logo to the free letterhead studio and every one of those PDFs carries 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:
Really free — even for commercial use on my fence company?
Yes. Design and download the PNG free, use it on the truck, the signs, the quotes — no account, no watermark. It’s one of the Digital Foreman Suite’s free tools.
Who owns the design when I’m done?
You. It’s rendered on your device and saved straight to it — we never receive a copy, so there’s nothing on our side at all. If you want the company name itself protected, that’s a trademark filing.
Can a sign shop work from these files?
The free 1200×600 transparent PNG covers yard signs at typical sizes. For cut vinyl and big banners, shops ask for vector — the Suite Pro pack includes a true SVG with lettering outlined, plus hi-res, one-color, and reverse files.
Will it show up on my estimates and change orders?
One tap sends it to the free letterhead studio; Suite Pro ($29.99 one time) puts it on the actual PDFs from the change order, bid leveler, and punch list apps.