124 funeral homes and crematories in Maine, 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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124 funeral homes and crematories in Maine
Biddeford funeral home formed in 1993 by the merger of three local firms, the oldest of which opened in the 1890s. Its building, rebuilt from a former bowling alley, has two chapels that together seat 300, a reception room for 50 and 145 parking spaces. It offers witnessed cremations and runs Hope Heals, a ten-week grief support group.
Biddeford cremation service founded in June 2020 by a group of funeral homes, where arrangements and paperwork are completed online with no visit to a funeral home. It owns its crematory, keeps a live person on its phones at all hours, and serves families within 90 miles of its Biddeford and Portsmouth, New Hampshire locations.
Bingham funeral home, one of two Giberson Funeral Homes locations with Madison, bought in 2015 by the owner of Central Maine Cremation & Funeral Services in Skowhegan. Two pastors serve on its staff, one providing grief support and counseling, and families can begin pre-arrangements through an online form.
Boothbay funeral home with a chapel for families who do not want a formal church setting, a reception lounge and an entrance-hall collection of dolls from around the world. One of three Hall homes serving Midcoast Maine since 1958; services are streamed online, and the firm has its own crematory, Midcoast Crematory, in Thomaston.
Brewer chapel of the family-owned Brookings-Smith funeral home, with a chapel that seats up to 150, a second chapel, and a reception area for a gathering after a service or a memorial reception without one. The firm owns Pine Grove Crematorium in Bangor.
Family-owned direct cremation service that offers one service, a simple cremation, arranged largely by phone, fax or online from an office in Brewer shared with Kiley & Foley Funeral Service. Remains are held at that office until Mt. Hope Cemetery in Bangor performs the cremation, and it primarily serves Eastern and Coastal Maine.
Family-owned Brewer funeral home founded by the Kiley family in 1963, in an early 1900s house modified to be accessible to all; with a Bangor location it operates as Kiley & Foley Funeral Service. It assists families with veterans' benefits and with burial in the Maine Veterans Memorial Cemetery or Arlington National Cemetery.
Brunswick funeral home whose firm began as Robert’s Funeral Home in 1862 and took the Brackett name in 1944. It arranges green burials and home funerals, offers eco-balming with plant-derived oils, and gives families a dedicated time to say goodbye before any cremation. It serves Cumberland, Androscoggin and Sagadahoc counties.
Brunswick funeral home, formerly Demers Funeral Home, which the Desmond family of Bath acquired in 1986 and runs as Demers-Desmond Funeral Home. It is certified by the Green Burial Council, keeps green caskets and biodegradable urns on hand, and is an authorized representative of Collette Monuments.
Brunswick office of Funeral Alternatives, which has served Brunswick, Lewiston and Augusta since 2002 and serves a set list of towns including Harpswell, Topsham, Wiscasset and Yarmouth. Cremated remains are generally ready in five to seven business days, and it does not fill urns or keepsakes bought elsewhere.
Brunswick funeral home dating to 1855 that the Stetson family owned for four generations, now one of the Family First Funeral Homes & Cremation Care locations in Maine and New Hampshire.
Bucksport funeral home and cremation service, a three-generation family business that opened in 1920 and moved to its present building in 1947. It bought Young Funeral Home in Searsport in 1999 and serves families in eastern and coastal Maine.
Buxton funeral home and cremation service opened in 2014, with a second location in East Waterboro and a sister home in Cornish. It serves families from York, Cumberland and Oxford counties, and arrangements can be made at the funeral home or in the family's own home.
Calais funeral home founded in 2005 to serve Washington County, with a second location, Flagg Chapel, in Eastport. It has a celebrant on staff, and its direct cremations go to the Washington County Crematorium.
Camden funeral home, trading as Long Funeral Home & Cremation Service, that keeps an online memorial wall naming the veterans it has cared for.
Caribou funeral home operating as Lancaster-Morgan, with roots in a furniture and undertaking business opened in Caribou in 1898. It works as one locally owned team with the firm's Duncan-Graves home in Presque Isle and Duncan home in Mars Hill, and every cremation is handled at Northern Maine Crematory, owned by the firm's principals.
Caribou funeral home serving families in New Sweden, Stockholm, Limestone, Woodland, Perham and Washburn as well as Caribou. A member of the Mockler family or its staff answers the phone 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Cremation and funeral firm founded in Bryant Pond in 2014 and acquired in the fall of 2025 by Hall Funeral Home of Casco, which now serves its families in the western Maine region.
Casco funeral home established in 1833 and run by six generations of the Hall family, owned since 2019 by a family that lives in the house. Its chapel looks toward Pleasant Mountain and the Presidential Range, gatherings can be held in its historic barn, and in 2025 it acquired Cliff Gray Cremation & Funeral Services of Bryant Pond.
Cornish funeral home and cremation service that combines the Watson Funeral Home of Cornish with the former Stanley Brothers and Neal & York funeral homes of Kezar Falls. The owner of the Buxton firm bought it in 2017 and gave it its present name; it provides headstones and markers with engraving and cleaning, and takes arrangements through an online form.
