Churches & religious buildings

Helping congregations restore the buildings they love

We help churches with storm, fire and water claims, so your pastor and staff can stay focused on your people.

Why church claims are different

What insurance estimates often miss

A house of worship isn't a standard commercial building, and its claim shouldn't be handled like one.

Specialty materials. Stained glass, slate, copper and custom woodwork need specialty trades.
Matching. Repairs to a sanctuary roof or facade need to match what's already there.
Code upgrades. Older buildings repaired today must meet today's building code.
Lost use. If services move or hall rentals stop, the policy may help cover it.

What we inspect

Roof, ceilings, walls, flooring, pews, altar and chancel furnishings.

Hard-to-reach damage that needs lifts or specialty access.

Stained, leaded and decorative glass, plus protective glazing.

Kitchens, classrooms and gathering spaces.

Education buildings that share the same policy.

Parsonages and other church-owned housing.

Working with your leadership

Church building decisions are usually made by a deacon board, trustee board or church council, not one person. We work that way too.

One point of contact
Your leadership names a contact and we keep that person informed.
Board-ready updates
Written summaries of where the claim stands, ready to share at a meeting.
Denominational programs
We work within your convention's, conference's or association's insurance program.

For pastors, trustees & facility committees

We're glad to meet with your committee.