Client Results
Chase Bank
664
Locations Converted
35+
Years of Partnership
34+
States
Project Snapshot
What The Client Needed
Chase Bank required a signage partner that could handle:
- Large-scale branch conversions across multiple states
- Rebrands and ongoing brand maintenance
- High-rise installations in major metro areas
- Energy-efficient signage upgrades
- Consistent project management, permitting, and field execution across all locations
What We Delivered
Philadelphia Sign supported Chase Bank with:
- 664 turnkey branch conversions during the Washington Mutual acquisition
- High-rise signage installations in major U.S. cities
- LED retrofits converting existing fluorescent signage to energy-efficient illumination
- 35+ years of ongoing signage partnership and brand maintenance
Full Project Story
Philadelphia Sign, part of PSCO Sign Group, has worked with Chase Bank since 1989. Over more than three decades, the relationship has grown to include rebranding projects, large-scale branch conversions, high-rise signage, and energy-efficient lighting upgrades across the country.
Branch Conversions and Rebrands
When Chase acquired Washington Mutual, Philadelphia Sign was awarded 664 turnkey conversion locations across four states: Northern California, Washington, New York, and New Jersey.
Managing a program at this scale required:
- Detailed planning and schedule coordination across multiple markets
- On-site project management at each location
- Alignment with regulatory requirements and local permitting
High-Rise Signage
The partnership has also included high-rise signage installations in major U.S. cities. These projects required specialized experience in engineering, permitting, urban site access, and building code compliance.
LED and Sustainability Upgrades
Over time, Philadelphia Sign supported Chase’s transition to more energy-efficient signage by converting existing fluorescent signs to LED illumination. These upgrades improved long-term performance and aligned with Chase’s broader sustainability goals.
