Considering a logo change

[WeekendDirectionals]

I like top left.

 

[TheSnowman]

Best thing I've seen you can do is have someone else do your own logo. Then you don't have to go through all the "do I like this or not" stuff. If someone else does it and you get it and like it...it's done. There's not all the questioning as you go through it.

 

[Salmoneye]

Top left.

 

[Marlene]

your logo is clean, simple and yet it stands out and is memorable. why mess with it?

 

[laserman70]

stick with original. It is pleasing to the eye and very clean.
Not broke dont fix it.

 

[wes70]

I agree...stay with the original...although I do like Colin's design.

 

[sar bossier]

One more vote for the original ... don't like ANY of the others.

 

[royster13]

Your current logo is just fine!..If anything, you might want to tweak the font a bit to update it....

 

[thinksigns]

Your current logo is just fine!..If anything, you might want to tweak the font a bit to update it....

Working on this today. I'll try to have some samples this afternoon.

 

[signswi]

SMALL TWEAKS AT MAX. You're "bored with it" is a terrible reason for a logo change. Remember the logo isn't for you to like it's a tool to brand your business with and grow market perception. Changing it for a personal reason isn't valid and is bad business.

Reasons to change a brand identity:

1) Merger
2) Name change because of bankruptcy or media scandal
3) Research is showing it's not performing
4) Major business pivot
5) Legal reasons

Every good reason is a variation of those or it's a bad reason . For example, if you think it looks tired--does some simple consumer research back up your assertion? Without at least some data you're just flying blind and may harm your brand more than help by diluting your logomark's repetition earned market awareness.

 

[Deaton Design]

Im like the others. I like your old one. And as mentioned, you might change the word signs to another type style. I used geoslb here as an example.:signs101: