2388 funeral homes and crematories offering cremation 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.
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2388 funeral homes and crematories offering cremation
In Concord, this office handles cremation and burial services, including immediate burial and the scattering of cremated remains. The Concord funeral home has 2 arrangement rooms and a viewing room, and it offers live video streaming of funerals and viewings.
In Concord, this family owned funeral home opened in October 2021 on Monument Boulevard, with a 175 person chapel and a large open foyer. It handles direct cremation, traditional funerals and domestic and international shipping, and it helps families contact the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.
In Concord, the establishment arranges cremation, with arrangements completed online, over the phone, at the family's home or at its office. It is licensed to scatter cremated remains and offers witness cremation.
In Corona, this family-owned cremation provider lets families make arrangements online from home or office, with staff available by phone, and it takes cremation pre-planning. It began when families served at a related mortuary asked for something simpler, without the extras.
In Corona, this funeral home occupies a 1907 colonial house in the city's Historic District and has served Corona, Norco and nearby communities since 1947. It arranges funerals, graveside ceremonies, memorial services and direct cremation, and handles domestic and international shipping. Its Grace Chapel holds 250 guests.
In Costa Mesa, the mortuary built on the grounds of Harbor Lawn-Mt. Olive Memorial Park in 1978 arranges funerals, cremation and burial for families in Orange County and Long Beach. It has a private on-site crematory and a chapel seating up to 250 guests, and the park holds a Kever Avot service each year.
In Covina, this Arlington Cremation Services location offers funeral and cremation services, memorials and burials. The business was founded in 1993, and its staff of trained professionals is available 24 hours a day.
In Covina, this family owned mortuary on Citrus Avenue arranges burial and cremation, preplanning with prepayment, veterans' benefits and transfers to Mexico. Its facilities include a chapel and visitation areas, and it is one of five family locations in the greater Los Angeles region.
Established in 1959, this Culver City funeral home provides funeral and cremation services to Culver City, West Los Angeles and nearby Southern California communities. Its facility includes a traditional chapel and a banquet room for receptions, from light refreshments to catered, seated dinners.
Family owned mortuary with its address in Daly City, serving San Francisco families with funeral and cremation services. Bilingual staff speak Spanish. The home states it specializes in shipping to Central America, Mexico, Europe and the Philippines and offers a free pre-planning consultation.
In Daly City, this family owned mortuary has stood at 500 Westlake Avenue since 1963, offering funeral and cremation services. Pre-planning counselors are bilingual in Spanish, Tagalog, Cantonese and Mandarin. The home assists with out-of-state arrangements and transfers the deceased to a preferred location when death occurs away from home.
In Danville, Graham-Hitch Cremation and Memorial Center is a licensed funeral provider offering funeral, memorial and cremation services with a less formal approach than a traditional funeral home.
In Delano, this funeral home has provided funeral and cremation services to the area for more than 50 years, with out-of-country transfers, in-home visitation and a banquet room for receptions. Its building, completed in 1967, has been restored to its original design and can be toured by appointment.
A family-owned funeral home in Delano that has walked alongside more than 4,000 families in the San Joaquin Valley. It offers burial, cremation, memorial planning and pre-arrangement services for families of all backgrounds.
In Desert Hot Springs, this funeral home provides customized funeral and cremation ceremonies, operates its own crematory and has been in business for more than 25 years.
In Dinuba, this chapel occupies a red brick building built in 1921 at the corner of South J and East Kern streets, with two chapel spaces for visitations and memorial services. It arranges funerals and cremation and works with families on final arrangements in advance. Its group has served families since 1895.
This Downey provider arranges cremation through its cremation facility, along with direct and traditional burial. Its service area is Downey and throughout Los Angeles County, extending to Orange County.
In Dublin, Deer Creek Funeral Service offers funeral and cremation services by appointment, for families there and in Pleasanton, San Ramon and Livermore. Prepaid plans let a person arrange services ahead of time. Churches and chapels are available for a memorial with no membership or religious service required.
In El Cajon, this family-owned home states expertise in burial, cremation, funeral and memorial ceremonies and veterans' services, and it completes applications for veterans' benefits. It offers water cremation performed in San Diego County, says it owns one of the county's crematories, and has a chapel seating over 150 guests.
In El Cajon, this mortuary has provided funeral and cremation services since 1953, with a large, light-filled funeral chapel and intimate viewing rooms off the I-8 Freeway. Staff members speak English, Spanish and Chaldean, and the team states experience in the traditions and customs of Native American funeral services.