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Churches hold a special place in our communities, serving as spiritual sanctuaries and centers of congregation. Over time, these sacred spaces may require renovation to maintain their beauty, functionality, and safety.

Revitalizing church pews is a crucial aspect of preserving the beauty and sanctity of religious spaces. As time passes, church pews can become worn-out and lose their appeal.

As the world navigates the uncertainty of COVID-19, you can count on Artech Church Restoration for continuity of service. We are here to support you and enable you to focus on meeting the needs of your congregation. The health and welfare of both our workers and our clients is our

The recent outbreak of the COVID-19 (Corona) virus has created multiple challenges for houses of worship. The CDC has suggested that coronavirus may remain viable for hours to days on surfaces made from a variety of materials.

MERIDEN — Center Congregational Church, the oldest house of worship in the city, is undergoing its most extensive renovation since 1870. The congregation has met at three churches since 1729. The present church, located at 474 Broad St., was built in 1830. In October, the church will celebrate its 286th

First Baptist Church on Broad Street in Meriden, CT.

Now, the church is undergoing an extensive church renovation that pays tribute to the Greek Revival architectural themes that were in vogue at its time of construction while also remaining true to the simplistic nature of colonial New England church design of the 1840’s