Home Bank to Open New Tomball Branch at Former Wells Fargo Site
A familiar spot along Tomball Parkway is getting a new lease on life. The former Wells Fargo Bank at 27702 Tomball Parkway is set to become the new Tomball location for Home Bank, a growing regional bank with roots dating back to 1908.
According to recent filings, construction will begin in early October 2025, with completion expected by early February 2026. The $3 million renovation project will transform the 14,500-square-foot building with an updated floor plan, refreshed interiors, a reconfigured parking lot, and the addition of an accessible exit ramp—marking a significant investment in Tomball’s commercial landscape.
From Historic Roots to Tomball Growth
Chartered more than a century ago in Lafayette Parish as Home Building and Loan, Home Bank has since expanded its operations across the Gulf South, including Texas, Louisiana, and Mississippi. Today, the bank operates more than 40 branches across Louisiana, Mississippi, and Texas, with Houston-area locations already open in Sugar Land, River Oaks, Friendswood, Vintage Park, and beyond.
The new Tomball branch will be Home Bank’s latest step in expanding its Texas footprint—focusing on accessible, community-centered banking. The company says it is dedicated to “serving the needs of our communities,” emphasizing values like integrity, innovation, and long-term partnerships with both families and businesses.
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What to Expect at the New Home Bank Tomball
While the transformation of the former Wells Fargo site may be largely cosmetic from the outside, inside, Tomball residents can expect a space designed for modern banking—with personalized service remaining front and center. The renovation plans suggest a floor plan tailored to customer engagement and efficient service, with updated finishes and accessibility improvements.
Home Bank’s leadership describes their approach as relationship-driven rather than transaction-based. “We have earned our reputation as trusted financial partners because our bankers put you first,” the company states. “At Home Bank, you'll find a welcoming atmosphere and bankers who take the time to understand your needs and goals.”
A Sign of Confidence in Tomball’s Growth
As Tomball continues to attract new residents and businesses, the redevelopment of the shuttered Wells Fargo site is another sign of renewed confidence in the area’s economic vitality. With its longstanding history and community-forward mission, Home Bank's entry into the Tomball market may offer a fresh option for those seeking a more personalized approach to banking.
The transformation of the building is also welcome news for nearby business owners and residents who have watched the prominent location sit dormant. Its activation may spur additional redevelopment and investment along this highly visible stretch of Tomball Parkway.
Stay tuned with My Neighborhood News for updates as the construction progresses and an official opening date is announced.
Tiffany Krenek has been on the My Neighborhood News team since August 2021. She is passionate about curating and sharing content that enriches the lives of our readers in a personal, meaningful way. A loving mother and wife, Tiffany and her family live in the West Houston/Cypress region.
