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Crang Civil specializes in land development, infrastructure and more, providing exceptional services for residential and commercial projects across New Zealand.
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Hex Code
Color name
RGB
HSL
CMYK
#E37F1D
Zest
227, 127, 29
30, 78, 50
0, 44, 87, 11
#C1C8D1
Loblolly
193, 200, 209
214, 15, 79
8, 4, 0, 18
#3E3E3E
Mine Shaft
62, 62, 62
0, 0, 24
0, 0, 0, 76
Crang Civil is a New Zealand civil engineering and development services brand focused on land development and infrastructure. Working across residential and commercial projects, the company presents its role as helping shape projects through practical civil expertise, guided by the promise of “engineering the future together. ” Its stated areas of work include land development, infrastructure, and related services, supporting projects in different sectors and locations.
Crang Civil lists Auckland and Queenstown addresses, reflecting a presence in both regions, and provides direct contact by phone and email for enquiries. The company also introduces its team and showcases projects through its website, offering visitors a way to learn more about its people and work. With its emphasis on development and infrastructure, Crang Civil positions itself as a service provider for clients seeking support on residential or commercial projects in New Zealand.
The available information does not detail specific technical services, project outcomes, or delivery methods, so prospective clients can contact the company for further information about its capabilities
How do I download the Crang Civil logo?
The Crang Civil logo comes in two versions: dark icon and light logo. Download as transparent PNG or JPEG.
What are Crang Civil's brand colors?
The Crang Civil color palette uses the hex codes #E37F1D, #C1C8D1 and #3E3E3E.
The Crang Civil name, logos and brand assets are trademarks of Crang Civil and its affiliates. Brandfetch isn't affiliated with or endorsed by Crang Civil. Their use is subject to Crang Civil's brand guidelines.
