Our Specialisms


In addition to Men's Shed Insurance, we also provide insurance to the following:

Archaeology Insurance
As a former archaeologist John Mitchell has created a suite of insurance covers specifically for archaeologists. 

Funeral Furniture Manufacturer’s Association
We are the preferred supplier for insurance to the members of the Funeral Furniture Manufacturer’s Association which ensures high standards an professionalism within the sector.

British Engineering Manufacturer’s Association
We are the preferred supplier to the British Engineering Manufacturer’s Association, the largest engineering trade association in the South West of England with members operating as far north as Worcestershire and south to Cornwall, west into South Wales and as far east as Surrey

Makerspace / Hackspace Insurance
Makerspaces / Hackspaces are workspaces where people with common interests, often in computers, machining, technology, science, digital art or electronic art, can meet, socialize and collaborate.


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