TASKERS SMALL JOBS & REPAIR
They have five-star service, trustworthy techs, and an inspiring owner.
What they Didn't have was an identity to match…
Taskers had the skills to run this town, but an invisible brand kept them a secret. They were delivering five-star service with zero identity. So we built a visual system that works as hard as their premium technicians do. We designed a custom character with gritty textures and heavy type for that instant trust and credibility.
Taskers is now free from running a business through a Facebook group anymore. They are a legitimate operation. The new look projects the kind of trust that turns a referral business into a local empire.
Most Handyman logos look like clip-art. We weren't having it. Taskers needed to command trust, so we built a custom, hand-drawn, bold logotype that’s all business. It’s sturdy, and authentic to to the company's charm. This is Taskers Small Jobs & Repair's stamp of quality.
TYPE, COLOR, & TEXTURE
We need type with actual muscle.
We chose Sigmund PRO for its wide shoulders and 70s character. The palette is pulled straight from a sun-faded garage. Mallard Green is the new black here. "Orange You Glad" brings the retro rust while "Mr. Small Blue" feels like a pair of broken-in jeans. It all sits on "Taskers Tan" because sterile white felt too corporate for a job site. We finished it off with worn paper and rough ink textures to make sure the brand looks like it puts in a full day's work.
The logo is the promise. These icons are the proof.
They handle the visual grunt work for painting, repairs, and yard duty. We built them to live anywhere. They function as quick reads on the site and look even better as stickers slapped on a toolbox. Honest shorthand for the daily grind and "to-do list doers."
SOCIAL MEDIA
The social feed is as honest as the brand itself.
Mr. Small is the official "host" of the social page. This is a straight-up look at the actual work. It's the home for "before/after" proof, genuine pro-tips. and celebrating the the community.
COMPANY MERCH
Merch usually sucks. Ours doesn't.
We have a strict no-landfill policy around here. We skipped the cheap throwaways for gear that actually earns a spot in the rotation. These are heavyweight work shirts that can take a beating. The enamel pins demand prime real estate on a denim jacket. And the "Don't Forget" notepad is built for the list-making fiends who get a dopamine hit from checking off a box. It is practical, handsome, and way too good to leave in a drawer.
