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Which logo + Wordmark looks more organic/reliable/premium and why?
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Option 2 for me: the rounded lowercase wordmark and the panda in a hazmat hood feel friendlier and more premium, while the heavy caps next to the gas-mask photo in option 1 read a bit aggressive for a home service. I'd only give the tagline in option 2 more weight, at that size it gets lost on the purple.
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