Yes. All of our crews must be in shirts with company logo. Hard Hats have logo as well. Uniformed professional techs whether for a walk through or to do the work. Also must have the proper safety attire for the job.

Another good topic.

Les

I have mechanic that you have to hold your breath when you walk by . we rented him uniforms they gave him 14 sets ,he wears one set the whole week . Flies leave roadkill and follow him around, but he sure can fix things.

Well, since I am a small contractor, I do all of the estimating so I try to present as professional an image as I can. I know there are a lot of "all flash- no substance" guys out there, but I believe it doesn't hurt to make a good first impression.
I have seen some estimators that looked like they crawled out of a dumpster get told that they must conform to a dress code if they get the job, but I haven't seen one get escorted off site yet.
I did show up for a post award meeting once and the architect told me that we didn't look like "wrecking men". I guess he was looking for some grizzled old guy with a mouthful of chew.

No saggy pants.
OSHA rule on shirt sleeves (no tank or "wifebeaters").
I just got around to getting some samples of logo wear to try out. I'll post a pic when they get here. I don't really mind what is worn as long as you are reasonably presentable. T's with slogans I take on a case by case basis.