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What we handle

Common jobs on this bench.

Printed business cards and stationery at Tech R Guy
Turnaround

What to expect.

Times are typical, not promises — parts availability and hidden damage can change them. We confirm before starting.

JobTypical turnaroundNotes
Logo design1–2 weeksIncludes revisions
Stationery set1 weekAfter artwork approval
Menu design3–5 daysPrint included
Labels3–5 daysDie-cut available
Catalogue2–3 weeksDepends on page count
Questions

Before you bring it in.

I already have a logo. Can you work with it?

Yes. Send whatever files you have and we'll tell you if they're print-ready or need rebuilding.

How many logo concepts do I get?

We'll talk it through first, then show a small number of considered options rather than a wall of variations.

Do I own the artwork?

Yes — final files are yours, in the formats you'll actually need.

Ready when you are.

Call, message, or walk in — we'll tell you what it needs and what it costs.

Branding & graphic design in Georgetown & Acton

People judge a business in seconds, and most of that judgement is visual. A proper logo, matching stationery and consistent colours tell customers you take your own business seriously — which makes it much easier for them to do the same. We build complete brand identities for new businesses, and refresh tired ones that have earned an update.

Every branding project starts with a conversation, not a questionnaire: what you do, who your customers are, and what you want people to feel. Then our designer gets to work, and you see a small number of considered directions rather than a wall of random variations. Revisions are part of the process, and the final files are yours — in every format print and web will ever need.

Branding services include:

And because we're also a print shop, your branding goes straight from design to finished product without a middleman — cards, menus, signs and stationery, all in the same place.

Not sure where to start? Most clients begin with the logo, then add stationery once the mark is approved. We'll map out the full project and its cost before any design work begins, so there are no surprises halfway through.

Typical branding prices

Design work is quoted per project, but these starting prices give you a realistic sense of budget:

ServiceStarting from
Logo design packagefrom $299
Stationery set (cards, letterhead, envelope)from $199
Menu or price list designfrom $149
Brand guidelines documentfrom $349
Social media starter kitfrom $179
Full rebrandquoted per project

Prices are estimates and vary by job size and materials — contact us for a confirmed quote.

Branding turnaround times

A logo typically takes one to two weeks, including your feedback rounds — good design needs a little back-and-forth. Stationery and guidelines follow once the logo is approved, adding another week or two for a full package. If you're opening soon or rebranding against a launch date, tell us up front: rush design is available for most projects, and we'll plan the schedule around your deadline honestly.

Frequently asked questions

How much should a professional logo cost?

Our logo packages start from $299, which includes concepts, revision rounds and every file format you'll ever need — print, web and social. Anyone charging far less is usually selling clip art; far more mostly buys you agency overhead. For a local business, $299 to $600 covers the vast majority of logo work.

How long does a full branding project take?

A logo on its own typically takes one to two weeks including your feedback. Add stationery, guidelines and social kits and you're looking at three to four weeks for a complete package. Tell us your deadline at the start and we'll build the schedule around it — or tell you straight if it can't be done in time.

My logo is twenty years old. Can you update it without losing customers?

Happily — and it's one of our most common jobs. We can refresh it gently so existing customers still recognise you, or start completely over if the old mark is holding you back. Bring whatever files you have; even a photo of your old sign or truck is enough to start from.

What's actually included in a brand package?

Typically the logo in all formats, business cards, letterhead, your brand colours and fonts documented, and social media images. But we tailor it: a restaurant needs menus, a contractor needs vehicle-ready artwork, a retailer needs packaging. You get what your business actually uses.

Can you start this week? I'm on a tight deadline.

Usually, yes. Rush design is available for most branding projects — it costs a bit more and depends on our current schedule, but call either shop and we'll give you an honest date. If we can't hit your deadline, we'll say so rather than deliver something rushed and sloppy.

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