Six badges drawn for landscape crews — a tree in a circle, mower stripes, a paver path — rendered live below. Tap any badge to open the free maker with it selected. Download a clean PNG free: no account, no watermark, nothing uploads off your device.
All six badges · 8 lettering styles · 14 palettes · free PNG download
Every landscaping logo in town is a green swoosh with a leaf on it, which is exactly why yours shouldn’t be. The trucks that stand out in a maintenance-day convoy carry one strong, specific mark — a tree with real presence, stripes that look like an actual finished lawn — with the company name big enough to read as the trailer rolls past.
Landscaping is also a route business: the same neighbors see your trailer every week. A consistent, confident badge compounds that exposure; a cluttered one just becomes part of the noise.
Tree Circle is the anchor mark — a full-canopy tree in a ring, classic enough for an established company. Mower Stripes puts the finished product on the badge: the alternating light-dark bands of a properly striped lawn. Leaf & Blade pairs foliage with turf for full-service crews. Paver Path flags hardscape — walkways, patios, the running-bond layout under every paver job. Wall & Planting is the retaining-wall-and-bed combo that defines design-build scope, and Sun & Turf gives irrigation and lawn-health outfits a bright, optimistic mark.
Tap yours and the full maker opens with the badge loaded — add the name and a line like DESIGN · BUILD · MAINTAIN.
You don’t have to run green — a deep forest main with a warm stone accent reads high-end design-build, and navy with lime reads sharp and modern. Check the badge in one-color mode too; it’ll end up on black-and-white service agreements sooner or later.
The paperwork side matters more as jobs grow: the design-build proposal, the change order when the client adds two more zones of irrigation mid-install, the spring cleanup contract. Send the logo to the free letterhead studio and every document rolls out matching the trailer.
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 this landscaping logo tool actually free?
Yes — design it, download the PNG, put it on the trailer tonight. No account, no watermark, no recurring charge. It’s one of the Digital Foreman Suite’s free tools for contractors.
Do I have full rights to the logo?
Yes. The whole design process runs on your own device and the file saves directly there — nothing is uploaded, so no one else has a copy or a claim. Registering the business name is a separate trademark step.
What files work for shirts, trailers, and signs?
The free 1200×600 transparent PNG covers digital shirt printing and most signage. Embroiderers and vinyl shops ask for vector — the Suite Pro pack adds a true SVG with outlined lettering, hi-res sizes, and one-color/reverse versions.
Can it go on my proposals and service agreements?
One tap sends it to the free letterhead studio, and Suite Pro ($29.99 one time) places it on the real PDFs — change orders, bid comparisons, punch lists — from all three DFS apps.