Normally, we’d remind you about the importance of spring maintenance at this time of year. This year, with COVID-19 impacting our nation and the world, church maintenance is taking on additional meaning and necessity. We know that many churches are temporarily closing down or canceling services as a precaution against spreading the virus and in keeping with government guidance. [...]
Ready or not, spring is arriving. Whether it seems the Mother Nature is really cooperating or not, it’s time for spring church maintenance. Previously, we posted a general spring maintenance checklist that covers yard, landscaping, and parking lot maintenance in addition to the church building maintenance itself. Now, we’re expanding on the idea, adding more items to the checklist [...]
Fall is here, and in much of the country, you can tell just by looking at the leaves on the trees. While those leaves are gorgeous, they can also cause problems for the roof and gutter systems of your church building. In our post, Fall Church Building Maintenance Checklist, we covered some important maintenance needs including roofs and gutters. [...]
Most of the time, church leaders associate spring with Easter and all the special activities that come with celebrating the resurrection of Jesus. As church building experts, however, we know spring also brings the need for church maintenance. With the snow melting and leaves budding, it’s easy to forget that every church property needs attention year-round. Therefore, we want [...]
Recently, we posted a two-part series on creating a successful interior design process for churches. Jennifer Snider, The McKnight Group’s interior designer, guided you through six important steps for a church building interior design program. (To read Part 1, click here; to read Part 2, click here.) In this post, she adds a seventh step, which comes after the [...]