Theissen is a German roofing company (Dachdecker) operating from Neuss and Hilden, North Rhine-Westphalia. The business, founded in 1978, has been led since 1999 by master roofer Bernd Johann, who took over the traditional firm Philipp Theissen GmbH.[1][2] The company presents itself as a modern and versatile service business specializing in roofing, facades, energy generation and timber construction.[2]
Design and History
The Theissen symbol was originally designed by Michael Herold in 1980.[3] The mark is categorized among designs featuring 3D, arrow and stripe shapes, and is associated with the building industry.[3] The logo has remained in use through the company’s various legal forms, including Theissen GmbH, Philipp Theissen GmbH and Theissen Philipp GmbH, all of which share the same website and contact details.[4][5]
Meaning and Symbolism
The company’s own marketing emphasizes tradition and quality, with a tagline referencing its founding year and the promise of “good roofs from Theissen.”[6]
Typography and Design
The design’s construction details, including its 3D and stripe elements, are documented only through the logo’s categorization in design archives.[3]
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