
Fred Neely's
Commercial Equipment
Rentals.
Powering Nassau's Progress.
From Coast to Construction Site.
The Bahamas' trusted partner for heavy commercial equipment. Built on reliability, local know-how, and the kind of flexibility your project actually needs. Reserve by the half-day or the full-day. We deliver, you build.
A palette built for the coast and the site.
Four colors hold the brand together: coastal turquoise for identity, safety orange for action, deep charcoal for strength, and warm sand as the ground beneath it all.
Bold display. Quiet body.
Oswald carries the weight up top. Uppercase, condensed, confident. Inter handles everything that needs to be read clearly: specs, prices, paragraphs, UI.
The FN shield: a complete logo system.
An industrial FN badge with a bucket-tooth top edge, a Bahamian turquoise wave, and a safety-orange hazard slash. Seven variants engineered for every surface, from a 32-pixel favicon to a 40-foot trailer wrap.


Seven marks, one system.











Built from equipment geometry
- Bucket-tooth top edge: reads as a blade cutting line, not a castle crest.
- Octagonal plate: riveted side notches reference stamped steel signage.
- FN knockout: Oswald-weight letterforms cut from a cream interior.
- Angular wave: crisp turquoise base, no soft curls or beach styling.
- Hazard slash: orange diagonal, max 15% of badge interior.
1× the F-stem, minimum

Use the height of the F-stem inside the badge as your unit. Preferred clear space is 1.5×.
Don't go smaller than this



Where the FN mark actually shows up.






- Use the horizontal lockup on cream, white, or light neutrals.
- Reverse to cream on charcoal or dark equipment surfaces.
- Use the badge-only mark for favicons, hard hats, decals, and uniforms.
- Keep clear space ≥ 1× the height of the F-stem inside the badge.
- Don't stretch, rotate, skew, or distort the lockup.
- Don't enlarge the orange slash into a background field.
- Don't place orange behind the N or recolor the FN knockout.
- Don't add palm trees, shells, gradients, shadows, bevels, or 3D.
Equipment photography standards.
Every machine shot follows the same playbook: low angle, clean background, soft light, branded overlay. Listings should look like one fleet, not twelve.

One template. Every listing.
- Watermark: FN badge, bottom-right, 15% opacity.
- Banner strip: full-bleed turquoise, 12% of frame height.
- Headline: Oswald uppercase, equipment name only.
- Subline: "Half-Day & Full-Day Rentals Available."
- Format: 1:1 square for Facebook + Instagram feed.


A system that ships.
The same brand applied to the things people actually click. Buttons, rental cards with a half-day toggle, and an inquiry form built to capture serious leads fast.

Plain talk, heavy duty.
Four pillars shape how we sound, what we say instead of corporate filler, and how a Marketplace listing should actually read.
How we write for Facebook Marketplace
Formula: Equipment Name + Key Capability + Half-Day/Full-Day Hook + Nassau Relevance + Clear CTA.