247 funeral homes and crematories offering cremation in Georgia, 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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247 funeral homes and crematories offering cremation in Georgia
Murray Brothers Funeral Home serves Atlanta and surrounding communities from 1199 Utoy Springs Road, SW. It offers funeral and cremation options, the pre-planning of burials or cremations, and Families First seminars on wills, trusts, caregiving and pre-planning. Its homepage states it has been family owned and operated since 1981.
In Atlanta, Thompson's Mortuary Services is a family owned and operated mortuary that works alongside funeral homes. It provides mortuary services, embalming, removal and cremation, death certificate filing, and local and out-of-state transportation of human remains by ground and air, including domestic and international shipping.
William Gayleano Murray & Son Funeral Home is at 923 McDaniel Street SW in Atlanta and was established on June 30, 2009. It offers traditional funerals, funerals with cremation, graveside services, direct cremation and domestic and international shipping, and helps families arrange and prepay a funeral in advance. It describes itself as family owned and operated.
Augusta Cremation & Funeral Home is a funeral home at 723 Walton Way in Augusta, Georgia, in Richmond County. It states that its package plans offer a service followed by cremation or burial, and that it helps families with insurance, Social Security and veteran benefits. Its history page says it changed its name in 2025 and traces its roots to Peoples Funeral Home in Augusta.
Serves Augusta and the Central Savannah River Area from Lumpkin Road, a funeral home founded in 1896. Its staff arranges burials and cremations and is available 24 hours a day. It is one of two Elliott Sons chapels; the other, in Martinez, is the site of Elliott Sons Crematory.
FairHaven Funeral Home and Cremation Services is on Wrightsboro Road in Augusta and serves families in Augusta and the Central Savannah River Area. The home states that cremation is central to what it does, with an on-site crematory. Its staff is available around the clock.
Platt's Funeral Home at 721 Crawford Avenue is the firm's Augusta location, with a chapel, an on-site crematory and a reflection garden. It offers burial, memorial and cremation services in Augusta and the surrounding areas. Platt's states it has been family-owned and operated since 1819.
Thomas Poteet & Son Funeral Directors is an independent, family-owned funeral home on Davis Road in Augusta, in Richmond County. The home offers traditional burial and funeral services and cremation services. Its family has served Augusta since 1934, and the current building, opened in June 2002, has a chapel that seats 220.
Davis-Struempf Funeral Home & Crematory serves Austell and nearby Cobb County communities from the East West Connector. The family-owned home, opened in 1996, offers funerals, memorials, burial, cremation and pre-planning, and helps military families apply for burial flags and benefits. Cremation takes place in its own on-site crematory under the home's 13-step process.
Roy Davis Funeral Home serves Austell, Mableton, Douglasville and communities throughout Cobb County from its facility on Mulberry Street in Austell. It offers funeral and cremation services to families from all walks of life, and for families who choose cremation it owns and operates its own crematory. Its present facility was purpose-built in 1981.
In Baxley, Nobles Funeral Home & Crematory has served the community since 1920 from Anthony Street. The home states that its onsite crematory keeps a loved one in its care throughout the process, and its chapel accommodates more than 200 attendees.
In Baxley, Swain Funeral Home has served families in Appling County since 1948. It offers traditional funerals, graveside ceremonies, cremation with or without memorial services, grief support and preplanning. The home moved to its current location on U.S. Highway 1 North of Baxley in 1972.
Hart Funeral Home serves Pierce County and the surrounding area of Southeast Georgia from Johnson Street in Blackshear. The home is locally owned and operated and offers traditional funerals, cremation and memorial services, and monuments. Its building, a former residence beside the old Pierce County Jail, became a funeral facility in 1988.
In Blairsville, the Blairsville Chapel of Cochran|McDaniel traces to Akins Funeral Home, established in 1950, and has stood at Highway 129 and Hunt-Martin Street since 1993. The firm has run its own crematory in Blairsville since 1993, adding a second at McCaysville, and honors preneed contracts made with the former Cochran Funeral Home.
Mountain View Funeral Home is at 78A Butternut Xing in Blairsville, in Union County, and operates from one location. The home states its staff handle the care and preparation of each loved one and every detail of the service, and it runs an on-site crematory for families who choose cremation.
In Blue Ridge, Akins-Cobb Funerals & Cremations serves Blue Ridge, Copperhill and the greater Copper Basin, with a second chapel in Copperhill, Tennessee. In 2015 the firm opened its own crematory in its Blue Ridge facility, so a loved one who is cremated stays in the care of its staff. The home states it has been family owned and operated since 1962.
In Blue Ridge, the Blue Ridge Chapel of Cochran|McDaniel began as Henry Funeral Home, established in 1968, and has stood on Appalachian Highway since 1997. The firm performs cremations at its own crematories in Blairsville and McCaysville and honors preneed contracts made with the former Cochran Funeral Home.
In Blue Ridge, the McCaysville Chapel of Cochran|McDaniel began as Finch Funeral Home, established in 1956. The chapel has a crematory of its own, and the firm states that a loved one never leaves its care during cremation. It also honors preneed contracts made with the former Cochran Funeral Home.
In downtown Braselton, Memorial Park Funeral Home Braselton serves families of Jackson, Barrow, Hall and Gwinnett counties. It offers traditional and non-traditional funeral services, including cremations, and pre-need arrangements. The 1916 house has a six-thousand-square-foot event center at the back for gatherings.
In Bremen, Hightower Funeral Home was established in 1945 and serves families of Bremen and the surrounding communities. It is one of three family-owned Hightower Family Funeral Homes in West Georgia, with locations in Carrollton and Douglasville, and a funeral director is available by phone 24 hours a day.
