Provident Bank renovates its Warwick branch; Designed by DEI
Provident Bank's branch office has a brand new look thanks to a recently completed renovation. Located at 18 Oakland Ave., the branch underwent an extensive interior remodeling with a modern design that reflects Provident Bank's branding with its distinctive logo and colors.
The renovation design was handled by DEI, a national design/build company that specializes in retail banking facilities. DEI has also designed branch offices for Provident Bank in Chester, Middletown, Pine Bush, Nyack and Stony Point.
The renovated Warwick branch features new private customer service areas and children's play area. The branch offers a full line of banking products for individuals and businesses. The branch also offers the convenience of 24-hour ATMs, Saturday and extended weekday hours, three drive-thru banking lanes and ample parking. Warwick is the second Provident Bank branch to undergo recent renovations. Earlier this year, Provident Bank completed an interior remodeling of its Monroe branch.
"We are very pleased with the completion of renovations at our Warwick branch. The new interior design creates an environment that is attractive and welcoming for our customers as well as our employees," said Richard Jones, executive VP, Business Services of Provident Bank.
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