Six badges drawn for heating and air companies — a fan circle, a heat-and-cool split badge, a duct elbow — rendered live below. Tap one to open it in the free maker. Download a clean PNG free: no account, no watermark, nothing uploads.
All six badges · 8 lettering styles · 14 palettes · free PNG download
HVAC is a driveway trade. The van sits in front of the house for a tune-up or a full changeout, and every neighbor who walks a dog past it reads the door. What they should see is one strong mark and a name — not a sun, a snowflake, a house, and a swoosh crowded into the same panel. The companies that own a market usually own one simple shape.
Your logo also lives small: on the sticker you leave on the air handler, on the magnet on the fridge, on the corner of a maintenance-plan invoice. A filled badge stays legible at sticker size; a thin line drawing of a heat pump does not.
Fan Circle is the condenser fan seen from above — the trade’s cleanest icon, and it works one-color. Heat & Cool Badge splits flame-side and cool-side in one shield, ideal if you sell both seasons. Duct Elbow speaks to sheet-metal-proud shops that fabricate their own trunk and branch. Thermostat Dial reads comfort and controls, Condenser Unit is the equipment itself — the box you set on the pad — and Airflow Arrows is the abstract option for ventilation and IAQ work.
Tap your badge and it loads in the full maker; add the company name and a tagline like HEATING · COOLING · IAQ if you run one.
The trade’s color story writes itself: a cool blue main with a warm orange accent covers both sides of the thermostat. The maker’s two-tone palettes are built for exactly that split. Keep the pair consistent everywhere — van, stickers, invoices — and the brand compounds every service call.
Then the money paperwork: the changeout proposal, the change order when the lineset turns out too short or the plenum needs rebuilding, the maintenance-plan renewal. Send the logo to the free letterhead studio and they all match. Field change orders: the free change order app for HVAC has you covered.
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 HVAC logo maker completely free?
Yes — design and download the PNG with no account, no watermark, and nothing to cancel later. It’s one of the Digital Foreman Suite’s free contractor tools.
Do I own what I make here?
Fully. The badge renders on your own device and downloads straight to it — nothing is uploaded to us, so there is no copy of your logo anywhere but with you. Registering the company name is a trademark attorney’s job.
What files do I get for stickers and uniforms?
Free: a 1200×600 transparent PNG plus a white-background copy — fine for digital printing and equipment stickers. Uniform embroiderers and sign shops ask for vector: the Suite Pro SVG (lettering outlined) plus one-color and reverse versions is exactly that.
Will it appear on my proposals and change orders?
One tap sends it to the free letterhead studio; Suite Pro places it on the actual PDFs — change orders, bid leveling sheets, punch lists — across all three DFS apps.