FOR BANKS AND CREDIT UNIONS
Bank Branch Painting for Conversions, Rebrands and Refreshes
National Painting Partners has painted 219 bank and credit union branches in 24 states and DC, for 10+ banking brands. We repaint branches for mergers, charter conversions, rebrands and routine refreshes, after hours so branches stay open. One program team runs every branch, in all 50 states.
Branch and project counts from NPP project records as of November 2026.
At a Glance
- What we do: interior and exterior painting for bank and credit union branches, from one branch to a full network.
- Proven in banking: 219 branches in 24 states and DC for 10+ banking brands, as of November 2026.
- Branches stay open: work is scheduled after hours and on weekends around branch hours.
- Conversions: merger and charter conversions planned in waves against your cutover date.
- Cost: per-branch repaints from about $1,100; most fall in the $1,100 to $3,400 range.
- Where: all 50 states, with one program team and one point of contact.
What we paint in a branch conversion
We paint every surface a customer sees when a branch changes its name or colors: outside, inside and at the drive-up. Scope is set per branch and agreed before work starts.
Exterior
Walls, trim, doors, columns, soffits and fascia, repainted to the new brand standard or refreshed in the existing colors.
Lobby and interior walls
Lobby, offices, conference rooms and corridors, including feature and accent walls carrying the brand color.
Teller line
Walls and painted surfaces behind and around the teller line, worked around cash handling and security areas.
Drive-up canopies
Canopy fascia, columns and ceilings over the drive-up lanes, scheduled outside drive-up hours.
ATM surrounds
Walls, columns and surrounds at walk-up and drive-up ATMs, painted so the machines can stay in service.
Patch and repaint at sign changes
When old signs come down, we patch the anchor holes and shadow lines and repaint so the new signs go up on a clean wall.
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Can a bank branch stay open while it is repainted?
Yes. We schedule branch work after hours, overnight and on weekends, so the lobby, teller line and drive-up stay open during business hours. Work areas are cleaned up before the branch opens.
Access, keys, alarm codes and security requirements are coordinated with the bank’s facilities team before the first visit. Crews work within the areas and hours the bank approves, and anything that affects the branch is reported to your contact promptly.
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How do you handle a merger or charter conversion date?
We plan the repaint backward from your cutover date and run the branches in waves, planned so each wave is finished and reported ahead of its cutover date. Many branches on one fixed date is a scheduling problem, and we treat it as one from the start.
- Pilot branch first: we paint one or two branches to the new standard so your brand, facilities and operations teams can sign off on color and finish before the rest are scheduled.
- Waves by market and date: branches are grouped by market and cutover date, and several markets can run at the same time.
- Sequenced with sign changes: paint is scheduled around sign removal and installation so walls are patched and finished when the new signs go up.
- Branch-by-branch reporting: each branch shows as scheduled, in progress or complete, with before-and-after photos, so your team can see the whole network at once.
The same program approach runs our multi-location rebrands in other industries. See our rebrand programs → and how our national rollouts work →
How much does it cost to repaint a bank branch?
On completed branch work, NPP’s per-branch repaint price starts from about $1,100, and most branches fall in the $1,100 to $3,400 range. Those are our per-site prices on finished branch projects, as of November 2026.
Your price depends on scope, branch size, access and the hours available to work. A full exterior and interior repaint with drive-up canopies prices above a lobby refresh. A site walk or a set of photos for each branch firms up the number, and the scope and per-branch price are agreed before the first branch is painted.
How long does it take to paint a bank branch?
Most branch repaints take two to three nights. The exact time depends on three things: the scope, the size of the branch and how many hours the bank makes available each night or weekend. A lobby and teller line refresh takes less time than a full exterior repaint with canopies, and a branch with long overnight windows finishes sooner than one limited to weekends.
We set the schedule for each branch after the site walk and agree it with your facilities team before work starts. For a network, the overall timeline also depends on how many branches you want running at once, which we plan against your cutover dates.
Who can repaint 50 branches in multiple states?
We can. NPP works in all 50 states, and one NPP program team manages every branch: one contract, one point of contact, one invoice format and one report. The painting is done by our partner crews in each market, held to the same scope and color standard. How one national team compares with a franchise network →
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Bank Branch Painting FAQ
Can you repaint a bank branch without closing it?
Yes. We schedule bank branch painting after hours, overnight and on weekends, so the lobby, teller line and drive-up stay open during business hours. Access, keys and security requirements are coordinated with the bank’s facilities team before the first visit, and the branch is cleaned up and ready for staff each morning.
How long does it take to paint a bank branch?
Most branch repaints take two to three nights. The exact time depends on the scope, the size of the branch and the hours available to work. A lobby and teller line refresh takes less time than a full exterior repaint with drive-up canopies. We set each branch’s schedule after a site walk or photo review and agree it with your facilities team before work starts.
How much does it cost to repaint a bank branch?
On NPP’s completed branch work, per-branch repaint prices start from about $1,100, and most fall in the $1,100 to $3,400 range. Your price depends on scope, branch size, access and the hours available. A site walk or photos firm up the number, and the per-branch price is agreed before the first branch.
Who can repaint 50 bank branches in multiple states?
National Painting Partners works in all 50 states and has painted 219 bank and credit union branches in 24 states and DC. One NPP program team manages every branch under one contract, with one point of contact and branch-by-branch reporting. Partner crews in each market do the painting to one scope and color standard.
Can you finish our branches before a merger or charter conversion date?
We plan the repaint backward from your cutover date and run branches in waves by market and date. A pilot branch is painted first so your team can approve color and finish. Each branch is then reported as scheduled, in progress or complete, with before-and-after photos, so you can see which branches are ready.
Do you coordinate painting with our sign vendor during a rebrand?
Yes. We schedule paint around sign removal and installation at each branch. When old signs come down, we patch anchor holes and shadow lines and repaint the wall so the new signs go up on a finished surface. We work from your sign vendor’s install dates and report any issues to your program contact.
Are your painters employees or subcontractors?
Our branch work is done by NPP’s partner crews in each market, managed by one NPP program team that handles scheduling, quality checks and reporting for every branch. Every crew works to the same approved scope and color standard, and you deal with one contract and one point of contact for the whole program.
Do you warranty your painting work?
Yes. NPP provides a one-year workmanship warranty on the painting we perform, starting when each site is completed and signed off. It covers workmanship defects such as peeling, loss of adhesion, missed areas or uneven coverage on surfaces we painted. Paint product defects fall under the manufacturer’s warranty. Full terms are set out in your agreement.
Who Stands Behind This Page
Bobby Eaton, Director, National Painting Partners. Bobby leads NPP’s multi-location painting programs, including bank branch conversions, national rebrands and retail rollouts. LinkedIn
Updated November 2026. Branch counts and prices from NPP project records as of November 2026.
Plan Your Branch Conversion or Refresh
Send your branch list, target or cutover dates and your brand color standard. We will come back with a schedule and per-branch pricing.
Or call (219) 946-4677 · sales@natpainting.com