Case Studies

Real life examples of how Ecclesiastical has helped customers before, during and after a claim.

Restoration at Worcester Cathedral

The Cathedral's tower pinnacle and the roof below were damaged during Storm Arwen.

Storm damage to 18th century church spire

St Thomas' Church in Wells, Somerset attracted international attention when the spire fell to the ground during Storm Eunice.

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Rising from the ashes

Rebuilding the historic Church of the Ascension in Salford following a major fire.

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Charity cyber attack

Cyber attacks are a common risk and any organisation, regardless of size or complexity, could be a target.

Cleaning St John the Baptist Church

Restoring this listed church required a delicate approach after it suffered widespread smoke damage.

Roof alarm prevents metal theft

How one church’s roof alarm successfully prevented metal theft on three separate occasions.

Rebuilding Cholderton House

Restored from the brink to a family home.

Rededication of St Michael’s, Mytholmroyd

On Boxing Day 2015 Cumbria suffered one of its worst floods on record.

Restoring a medieval treasure

The Merchant Adventurers’ Hall is one of York’s medieval treasures and now operates as a museum and venue for special events.

Salvaging and restoring a piece of history

When a fire rips through a museum with devastating results, precious artefacts with unique stories potentially lost, how can you salvage and restore what is left behind?

Water damage to Grade I listed house

Described as one of the outstanding houses of its period, Raynham Hall in Norfolk was built in 1622 for Sir Roger Townshend and was the first house in England to be inspired by European architecture.

Fire damage to prestigious canal-side apartment

A fire in a first-floor apartment of a prestigious canal-side development in London’s Islington was discovered one lunchtime by residents.The fire itself was contained by the closed kitchen door, but a thick blanket of smoke spread through the apartment and into communal areas and a number of the apartments above.