Identity
One mark. Three duties of care.
The Willoughby Compliance identity is built around a single shield that can be read as a flame, a water droplet and a leaf at the same time. It is how we talk about fire, water hygiene and the environment without splitting into three disconnected brands.
Why the brand changed
Bookapat made PAT testing simple to book. The work then widened: fire extinguishers, fire risk assessments, legionella, PUWER. Clients were buying a compliance partner, not a single test.
Willoughby Compliance is the operating name for that wider brief. Bookapat.com remains a trading name. The legal entity is unchanged — Willoughby Compliance Limited, company number 15408053.
The green lock-up is the primary logo. On dark surfaces we use the inverted artwork with white lettering, never a white box around the colour mark.
Primary lock-up — green lettering with the leaf shield. Always served as SVG.
The shield
Fire. Water. Leaf.
Look at the mark once and it is a flame. Look again and it is a droplet. Look a third time and it is a leaf inside a shield. That is deliberate. Premises are not safe because one regulation was ticked; they are safe when electrical, fire, water and workplace duties are held together.
Mission
Make statutory compliance ordinary to book, competent to deliver, and easy to evidence.
- Practical work on site, not a binder of generic policy.
- Digital certificates and asset lists that a dutyholder can actually produce at audit.
- Pricing that can be quoted before an engineer is in the van — starting with PAT.
- A trade route for contractors who want the same testing under their own name.
Environmental services are part of the mark before they are part of the price list. When those programmes launch they will sit under the green shield rather than a new brand.
How to use the logos
- On pale backgrounds use the green wordmark with the leaf shield.
- On dark or photographic backgrounds use the inverted lock-up. Do not put the green lock-up inside a white rectangle.
- Always use the SVG files in svgs/logos. Do not flatten the mark to a low-resolution PNG on the website.
- The red and blue shields are supporting marks for fire and water. They do not replace the green lock-up in the header.