Register a trade mark for a construction company
A construction company can protect its name as a trademark
Yes, a construction company can have its business name or logo registered as a trademark, just like any other business: via a Benelux trademark at the BOIP or via a Union trademark at the EUIPO. A trademark registration ensures that the name or logo is secured as an exclusive right within the chosen classes, and that another company cannot simply use or register the same or a closely similar name. Without that registration, that right does not exist automatically, even if the name has been on order forms, quotations and the website for years.
For a construction company, it is usually about services related to building, renovation or refurbishment, and sometimes also about advice or design around it. Which classes exactly fit depends on what the company actually offers: construction work only, or also
Where this is based on
- The Nice Classification of Goods and Services (WIPO)
- BOIP — Benelux Office for Intellectual Property
- EUIPO — European Union Intellectual Property Office
The registers and the class list are public. We cite sources for each claim; you need not take our word for it.
What you should concretely do
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Written with AI based on the sources above, checked by a human on 2026-08-20. Is something incorrect? Let us know — corrections are given priority.