1284 funeral homes and crematories offering burial in 14 states, listed by state, city and county. Each listing names the services the home offers, the faiths it serves and the languages its staff speak, with its address, its phone and a link to its general price list where it posts one.
Licence rows come from each state funeral board; what a home offers comes from its own site. SimplyTrust lists no prices, no reviews and no rankings, and does not endorse any home. Contact a home directly for its general price list, which the Funeral Rule requires it to provide.
1284 funeral homes and crematories offering burial
In San Diego, this chapel on El Cajon Boulevard arranges direct cremation, traditional funeral services with burial or cremation, and veteran funerals. It states it is not associated with corporate ownership and has been in business continuously since 1978, with chapel seating for 150 guests.
This family-owned establishment in San Diego performs cremations on-site, with its own crematorium in National City where a family may witness the cremation. It also arranges traditional funerals with burial and discusses pre-planning by phone, and Spanish is spoken. It has been family owned since 2015.
In San Diego, this mortuary, mausoleum and crematory on Imperial Avenue at 40th Street has a large chapel and the smaller Old World Chapel, a two-level mausoleum, a cremation garden and lawn crypts for in-ground burial. Its funeral home and cemetery teams speak English, Spanish and Vietnamese.
In San Diego, this funeral chapel and El Camino Memorial Park share one Sorrento Valley site, with in-ground burial, aboveground entombment and cremation niches, columbaria and boulders. The cemetery has a veterans garden, and the chapel has an on-site flower shop open 7 days a week and a Harley-Davidson funeral coach.
In San Diego, this family owned mortuary was founded in 1962 and operates its own crematory, providing cremation services in addition to burial services. Its chapel seats up to one hundred guests, and live streaming is available.
In San Diego, this family-owned funeral home arranges cremation, burial and veteran funerals, and ships remains to Mexico and other countries. It offers funeral services in English and Spanish, arranges pre-need plans, and coordinates natural organic reduction through outside facilities.
In San Diego, this mortuary and crematory sits within Greenwood Memorial Park on Imperial Avenue, offering funeral, cemetery and cremation services on one site. The grounds include several chapels and three mausoleums, with casket and urn burial options; the park was founded in 1907.
In San Fernando, this family owned mortuary on Maclay Avenue near the 210 arranges burial and cremation, preplanning with prepayment, veterans' benefits and transfers to Mexico. Its facilities include a chapel with visitation and reception areas, one of five family locations in the greater Los Angeles region.
In San Francisco, this family-owned funeral service has served families since 1918 and arranges burial and cremation, in its chapel or off site. It owns its local crematory, assists with VA burial paperwork and handles domestic and international shipping.
Bay Area Mortuary Services is a family owned and operated funeral home and mortuary on Little Orchard Street in San Jose. It arranges burial and cremation, Buddhist services in its own Buddhist chapel, and mortuary shipping across the United States and abroad, with staff bilingual in English and Spanish.
In San Jose, this funeral home was founded in 1931 and arranges funeral, burial and cremation services, with pre-planning specialists on staff. Vietnamese-speaking staff advise families on funeral arrangements, and staff can come to a family's home to make arrangements.
In San Jose, this Honor Cremations office arranges cremation, water cremation and graveside or church burial services for families across Santa Clara County. Arrangements can be made online or by phone, and the team is available 24 hours a day.
A family-owned and operated funeral home on Alum Rock Avenue in East San Jose, next to the Mexican Heritage Plaza. It arranges cremation, burial and shipping to another state or country; its own chapel holds up to 30 people, with a sister chapel for 300.
In San Lorenzo, this family-owned mortuary has served families since 1957 and has stood on Lewelling Boulevard since 1969. It offers burial, funeral, memorial and cremation services with its own crematory on site, helps veterans' families with benefits and handles international ship-outs. Its large chapel seats 200.
In San Marcos, this San Diego County chapel arranges burial and cremation, processes the paperwork for burial in any national cemetery, and honors pre-need policies arranged earlier. The site states the San Marcos location is temporarily closed for renovations and that the chapel joined the Alhiser-Comer Mortuary family effective March 3, 2026.
In San Ramon, this family-owned cremation and burial center was established in 1996 as an arrangement office for the Tri-Valley, including Danville, Pleasanton, Dublin, Livermore and Alamo. It arranges burial, funeral, memorial and cremation services and handles international ship-outs from the Tri-Valley area.
In Santa Ana, this mortuary was built in 1976 on the grounds of the 73-acre Fairhaven Memorial Park, a cemetery created in 1911. The cemetery has many burial options, including the Eternal Springs cremation garden, and a section devoted to veterans called Garden of Valor.
In Santa Ana, this Civic Center Drive funeral home arranges burial, direct cremation, viewings, home wakes, memorial services and national and international ship-outs. It conducts burials in Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino, Kern and San Diego counties and works with the Los Angeles and Riverside national cemeteries.
In Santa Clara, this independently owned, family-operated funeral home, established in 2008, serves San Jose, Santa Clara and the Santa Clara Valley. It arranges funerals, burial, cremation and pre-planning, offers worldwide shipping and assists with military benefits.
In Santa Cruz, the chapel offers burial, cremation, funeral and memorial services, green burial, veterans services and pre-need planning. Established in 2000, it occupies a building first built in the 1950s as a greenhouse, with multiple chapels and reception space.