459 funeral homes and crematories offering cremation in California, listed by 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 the California Cemetery and Funeral Bureau (Department of Consumer Affairs); 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.
459 funeral homes and crematories offering cremation in California
In Livermore, this family-owned mortuary on East Avenue was established in 1906 and arranges burial and cremation. It states that it offers funeral services that follow Catholic and Hindu tenets and helps Muslim families prepare so burial can happen as soon as possible.
In Livermore, this privately owned crematory operates with Callaghan Mortuary at the East Avenue funeral home, which was established in 1906. It offers direct cremation, cremation with a memorial service and a traditional funeral followed by cremation.
In Lodi, this cemetery and funeral home offers ground burial and cremation, with a crematory located on-site, and planning ahead before the need arises. It is a non-profit serving the San Joaquin Valley since 1940.
At its memorial park in Lodi, Cherokee Memorial operates a crematory located on-site and has offered cremations since 1951. Cremated remains may be placed in its cremation gardens, mausoleums or streamside scattering garden.
In Lodi since 1932, this funeral home arranges traditional funerals and burials, cremation services, graveside services and inbound and outbound transportation. It serves Lodi, Stockton, Galt, Elk Grove, Lockeford and nearby communities.
In Lodi, this licence belongs to a cremation provider that arranges cremation for families. Arrangements can be completed online, over the phone, at the family's home or at the office.
In Lomita, the center arranges cremation, casket and mausoleum burial, and advance planning for families in the South Bay. It joined Green Hills Memorial Park in 2018, and its mortuary and crematory facility are within three miles of each other.
In Lomita, this funeral home offers traditional burials and cremations as well as veterans services, and it has pre-arrangement services. It also arranges aquamation, a water-based alternative to cremation, for families who choose it.
A family-owned funeral home in Long Beach that has served local families for more than 50 years. It arranges burial and cremation, handling transportation and paperwork, and offers pre-planning consultations and seminars through its Family Assurance program.
In Long Beach, this crematory is operated on site by a funeral home that has served families since 2017. It offers direct cremation, witness cremation, and cremation combined with a traditional funeral or memorial service, and is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
In Long Beach, this independent, owner-operated funeral home has served families since 2017, with its own on-site crematory, chapel and reception space. It offers traditional funeral, cremation, burial, memorial and veterans services, with pre-planning, and is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
In Long Beach, this woman veteran-owned funeral home provides funeral services, burial, direct cremation, water cremation and burial at sea. It also specializes in funeral services throughout California for victims of violent crime and works with the government agencies that support them.
This crematory opened in 1983 at the mortuary on Long Beach Blvd. in Long Beach. It is operated by the mortuary's own team, so a cremation can be planned at the same location as the funeral arrangements.
A family-owned mortuary in Long Beach, serving the community since 1906. It arranges burial, cremation, pre-planning and help with veteran benefits, and states that a loved one never leaves the area for cremation.
In Long Beach, this family-owned funeral home has served the community since 1994. It offers funeral and cremation services and pre-planning, and can ship a loved one out of state or out of the country. Its general list is posted on its site.
In Long Beach, this mortuary traces its history to 1905 and has run its own on-site crematory since 1983. Its team speaks English, Spanish and Khmer, and it serves Long Beach, Signal Hill, Seal Beach and Los Angeles County.
Angelus Rosedale on West Washington Boulevard in Los Angeles arranges cremation, immediate burials, and the forwarding and receiving of remains. It states that it operates its own crematory at the same address.
Angelus Funeral Home on Crenshaw Boulevard in Los Angeles states it has served the community since 1925 as a family-operated mortuary. It arranges burial, cremation, forwarding and receiving of remains, and pre-need arrangements with its counselors.
The Angelus Rosedale crematory is on West Washington Boulevard in Los Angeles, at the same address as the Angelus Rosedale funeral establishment. Its posted cremation policy states that the crematory does not accept metal caskets and that remains go in a durable cremation container.
In Los Angeles, this woman-owned establishment offers low-emission flame cremation, water cremation (aquamation), and direct burial with optional graveside or chapel services, including green burial. Bilingual staff support Spanish-speaking families.
