We gave Magellan Utilities Construction a new identity, a brand manual and a new website, connected its B2B form straight to the company CRM, and launched a careers site run by HR.
The previous brand was “Magellan Utilities & Consulting”, with a handshake photo and a pitch about administrative services: onboarding, ticketing and billing packages. It hid the company that actually puts crews underground.
The company had a real identity in the field and none on screen. The name, the mark and the message all needed to say construction.
We repositioned the company as a construction contractor, created a mark that says so, and documented it in a brand manual, then built the site and the systems around it.
A bold MC monogram crossed by a green line that runs through it like a conduit, with logo versions, palette, typography, clear space and rules for misuse.
A new website built around capabilities, verticals, why us and projects, with a hero that shows a bore path going underground.
A B2B form that lands in the CRM, and a careers site with an admin area run by HR.
The new hero is built around the work itself: a depth gauge from 0 ft to -2 ft and a green bore line dipping underground, under a headline that promises adaptability and delivery. The header is clean and light, with a strong green action to talk with the team.
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Magellan Blue for strength and Utility Green for the line that connects. Charcoal only for text and mono versions.
Three colors with fixed values for screen and print.
Heavy, geometric and easy to read from a distance. Keywords: connection, safety, precision, agility, trust.
The site’s contact form sends B2B inquiries directly into the company CRM. An exclusive careers site lets candidates apply for the jobs the company publishes, and its admin area is 100% administered by the HR staff.
The company now looks and works like the contractor it is.
We can create the identity, the manual and the site that show it.
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