In Inglewood, the onsite crematory at Inglewood Park Cemetery is housed in the Chapel of the Chimes and includes a witnessing room. Families may arrange a tour of the facility and choose niche, urn and chapel options on the cemetery's 295 acres.
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.
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459 funeral homes and crematories offering cremation in California
In Inglewood, the onsite crematory at Inglewood Park Cemetery is housed in the Chapel of the Chimes and includes a witnessing room. Families may arrange a tour of the facility and choose niche, urn and chapel options on the cemetery's 295 acres.
In Jackson, this mortuary serves families in Amador County and the Sierra Nevada foothills with burial, cremation, funeral and memorial services and pre-need planning. Established in 1902, it has a chapel and private viewing space. It operates no on-site cemetery or crematory and arranges human composting through a partner provider.
This independent, family-owned mortuary has operated at its present location in La Crescenta since 1928. It offers burial and cremation services, prepaid pre-arrangements and veterans' services, and ships remains to another state or country.
In La Habra, Community Funeral Service offers funeral and cremation services for Orange, Los Angeles, Riverside and San Bernardino Counties. It makes arrangements in the family's home, church or its arrangement office, and is family operated and locally owned.
In La Mesa, this mortuary has provided funeral and cremation services to families for nearly a century, from a 1929 Spanish mission style building on Allison Avenue. The building holds a large chapel and a spacious area for catered receptions, and cremation runs through a locally owned and operated crematorium.
Based in Ladera Ranch, this licensed California office arranges direct cremation online or by phone, with its care team coordinating transportation, permits, death certificates and the return of remains. Arrangements can also be preplanned online.
In Laguna Beach, this family-owned mortuary has a funeral home, chapel and the city's only crematory, where families may witness or attend the cremation.
In Laguna Beach, this crematory is the only one in the city and is owned by a family-owned mortuary. Families may witness or attend the beginning of the cremation, and may privately see their loved one before it takes place.
In Laguna Hills, this provider offers simple cremation for families across Southern California, and its burial page lists direct burial. It maintains licensed holding facilities and inspects the licensed crematory it uses several times a year.
In Laguna Hills, this family-owned mortuary serves Orange County, with cremation at its own crematory in Laguna Beach, where families may witness the cremation.
In Lake Elsinore, this family-owned provider arranges direct cremation for families in Riverside and San Diego counties, and its licensed staff perform the cremations at its own crematory. It opened in Lake Elsinore in 2001 and takes arrangements online or by phone.
In Lake Elsinore, this is the in-house crematory where the firm's licensed personnel perform the cremations it arranges for families in Riverside and San Diego counties, so remains never leave its care. Arrangements are taken by appointment and remotely.
A family owned funeral home in Lake Isabella serving Kern County and the Kern River Valley. It provides burial services, memorial services, cremations and pre-need arrangements, and has performed interments at Bakersfield National Cemetery.
A family-owned funeral home in Lakeport serving Lake County since 1977, offering burial, cremation and help applying for veterans benefits. It receives remains from other states and forwards them to other states or countries, including Mexico.
In Lamont, this home arranges direct cremation in its own private crematory and helps with funeral services, burial, pre-arrangements and veterans benefits for families across Kern County. Paperwork can be walked through in Spanish.
In Lancaster, a cremation provider now in its fifth decade of serving the Antelope Valley. It keeps the decedent in its care through the cremation process at its own Antelope Valley crematory until the cremated remains are returned to the family.
In Lancaster, this mortuary sets out traditional burial packages and cremation packages on its services page, with visitation and services at its own facility. Its staff can make arrangements at the office or in the family's home, and it sends one year of daily grief support emails to the families it serves.
Since 1960 this Lancaster funeral home has served families of the city and the surrounding counties. It owns and operates its own crematory, and Spanish is spoken.
In Lancaster, Joshua Mortuary and Joshua Memorial Park work together as sister locations offering funeral, memorial, cremation and cemetery services. The 40-acre cemetery, founded in 1959, has in-ground burial and cremation niches and columbaria, and the funeral home is located at the cemetery.
In Lincoln, Ethos is a family-owned funeral home offering cremation in crematories it owns and operates, plus burial and graveside services; it arranges aquamation at an outside facility. It serves Placer, Sacramento, El Dorado and Yolo counties.