Following dynamic growth, High Wycombe based Chandler Garvey Ltd, has unveiled a new brand identity and logo.
The firm was established in 1979 as Stupples and traded in this style until 2011, when the name evolved to Stupples Chandler Garvey. This name change was designed as a stepping stone to a full rebrand in 2015.
Recognised as one of the Thames Valley’s leading commercial estate agents, the rebrand reflects Chandler Garvey’s development and vision for the future.
The new logo has been designed to represent our continued commitment to building successful business relationships and the delivery of professional services in an ever changing technological environment.
With a network of five offices across Buckinghamshire and Berkshire, Chandler Garvey owners, Alan Chandler and Michael Garvey have more than 60 years of combined property experience. By significantly rebranding, Chandler Garvey is looking forward to building on its core values of providing clients with excellent personal service and expert market advice.
Together with their hard-working team, Chandler Garvey offers a full range of commercial property and development land services. The new name, coupled with the new website www.chandlergarvey.com which has also been unveiled will raise the profile of the firm’s online presence and help to provide a greater level of communication for existing and prospective clients.
Michael Garvey says: ‘We have been planning the rebrand for some time and it coincides with a period of strong growth in our business and a period of unprecedented change in the way commercial property is marketed. We have always tried to be innovative with marketing and the evolution of our brand underpins this. We wanted a modern and adaptable style, but with links to our heritage. This is important for our clients as we have strong and deep roots in our market place. If we can demonstrate to clients we take our own brand and marketing seriously, they are more likely to trust us to advise them on marketing their property and giving leading edge consultancy advice.’
