222 funeral homes and crematories offering cremation in New Jersey, 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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222 funeral homes and crematories offering cremation in New Jersey
Pompton Plains funeral home serving families since 1954, in a Dutch colonial house with an event room that opens to a meditation garden, a lounge with a fireplace and a children's room. A certified green funeral provider with the Green Burial Council, it holds grief support gatherings after services.
Port Reading direct cremation provider covering New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Indiana, West Virginia and Florida. Arrangements are made by phone and the documents are signed electronically, with no office visit. It has offered direct cremation since 2016.
Port Reading funeral home opened in 2001 in a rebuilt former bank building, with three chapels and viewing rooms, a private family room and a casket selection room. Its sister home is Gerity & Chubenko in Woodbridge.
Randolph funeral home founded in Dover in 1936 and in its present building since 1975, with three rooms for services and a downstairs lounge with a fireplace.
Red Bank funeral home in a colonial revival house built in 1915, with handicapped access, off-street parking and an on-site showroom of caskets and urns. The business traces to the late 1800s and keeps rental caskets for viewings before a cremation.
Ridgefield Park funeral home serving the community since 1943 and known by its current name since 2008. Has intimate visitation rooms, a chapel and an area for light refreshments.
Family-owned Riverton funeral home opened in 1965 in a renovated three-story house and reachable around the clock. It also arranges scattering at sea and serves families from Palmyra, Cinnaminson, Delran, Riverside, Delanco, Beverly, Pennsauken, Maple Shade, Moorestown and Mount Laurel.
Roebling funeral home, formerly Koschek and Porter Funeral Directors, bought by its current owners in 2024. Its gathering space seats over 110 guests, and it serves families in Roebling and Florence.
Runnemede funeral home, one of two locations of a firm established in 1932 and run by the fourth generation of its founding family. The firm also provides monument engraving, cleaning and the production of cemetery markers.
Rutherford funeral home founded in 1884, formerly the Collins-Calhoun Funeral Home. It works from two neighboring houses joined into one building in 1961, with parking behind it and a handicap-accessible front entrance.
Rutherford funeral home with newly renovated rooms for small and large groups, ample parking on the premises and handicapped-accessible facilities. Its sister home is the A.K. Macagna Funeral Home in Cliffside Park.
Saddle Brook funeral home that opened in 1963 in a two-story building the founding Kugler family planned and built for it, and is now managed by the family's second generation of funeral directors.
Seaside Park chapel of the Timothy E. Ryan Home for Funerals, a family owned firm with six locations in Ocean County, which has run it since 1984.
Secaucus funeral home dating to 1906, with a bilingual staff, multiple recently renovated chapels, the largest seating up to 250, and cremation on site.
Sewell funeral home established in 1992, one of the McGuinness Funeral Homes locations in the Delaware Valley, with a chapel and a reception and event space for catered gatherings.
Ship Bottom funeral home, one of three family-owned Riggs and Bugbee-Riggs homes serving Southern Ocean County since 1920. The Ship Bottom home opened in 1959 and has stood through the Ash Wednesday Storm of 1962 and Hurricane Sandy.
Somerset funeral home with a sister home in Westfield and its own livery fleet, including Rolls-Royce cars, a horse-drawn hearse and a motorcycle-drawn hearse. Services can be streamed, and bereavement counseling and a notary are offered.
South Amboy cremation provider whose arrangements can be made online or by phone at any hour; families may also hold a memorial service at its facility.
South Amboy funeral home founded in 1919 and in its present building since 1946, with two large viewing rooms, a parking lot and a wheelchair-accessible entrance. Pre-arrangements can be made online.
South Plainfield cremation provider for families wanting a simple cremation, and one of five locations of the McCriskin-Gustafson Family of Funeral Homes.
