Buxton funeral home opened in 1985 by the Saco firm of Dennett, Craig & Pate to serve Buxton, Hollis, Limington, Gorham and Waterboro. It holds receptions for up to 75 people after a service and arranges catering with local caterers and restaurants.
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
Buxton funeral home opened in 1985 by the Saco firm of Dennett, Craig & Pate to serve Buxton, Hollis, Limington, Gorham and Waterboro. It holds receptions for up to 75 people after a service and arranges catering with local caterers and restaurants.
Saco funeral home whose firm began in the 1880s as a Biddeford furnishing undertaker with horse-drawn hearses; its founder bought the historic house it still uses in 1929. Its Bayview Room holds receptions for up to 50, and the firm opened a second home in Buxton in 1985.
Family-owned Scarborough funeral home and cremation service, part of the Hobbs firm founded in 1941; the Scarborough facility opened in March 2009. An on-site Hospitality Center with a living room and kitchen hosts family gatherings after funeral and memorial services, and pre-arrangements can be made at either Hobbs location, at the client's own home or online.
Searsport funeral home bought in 1999 by the Bucksport firm Mitchell-Tweedie, a three-generation family business whose first funeral home opened in Bucksport in 1920. The firm serves families in eastern and coastal Maine.
Family-owned Skowhegan funeral home and cremation service that also runs Brown & Sproul Funeral Home in Newport. A pastor on its staff provides grief support and counseling, and families can begin pre-arrangements through an online form.
Skowhegan funeral home that unites Dan & Scott's Adams Family Funeral Home and Smart & Edwards Funeral Home in one center for families across Somerset County. One line goes back to the Adams family's service since 1792, the other to Edwards Funeral Home, founded in Madison in 1865.
South Berwick funeral home that has served the Berwicks and southern Maine for decades, one of the three homes of Tasker Funeral Service with Dover and Rochester, New Hampshire. Its funeral directors all live in town or in neighboring towns, and its chapel holds large services.
South Paris funeral home begun in the 1930s as Huff Funeral Service, now one of the Chandler Funeral Homes. Its chapel and a back room of equal size seat 200 to 225, and families use the back room for receptions after a service. Four flat-screen televisions show video tributes throughout the building.
South Portland funeral home built as one of the area's first purpose-built funeral homes, all on one level, with two chapels seating 150 together, an on-site reception center and live streaming. It has 45 parking spaces with attendants at each gathering and offers every cremation family a private goodbye.
Family-owned South Portland funeral home and cremation service in the Victorian farmhouse on Meeting House Hill where it began in 1941, with an addition built to seat 100 and a cupola clock that is a local landmark. Next door, its Hospitality Center, a 1923 house renovated in 2002, hosts receptions with a living room, kitchen, fireplace and patio.
Springvale funeral home, formerly Carll-Heald and Black, renamed for its affiliation with Conroy-Tully Walker Funeral Homes of Portland and South Portland, whose owners bought it in 2020. It has a chapel seating 60 to 75, two arrangement rooms, an on-site reception center and live-streaming, and was redecorated in 2021.
Thomaston funeral home in a historic building whose family room is centered on a black marble Thomaston fireplace mantel. One of three Hall homes serving Midcoast Maine since 1958; services are streamed online, and the firm's own crematory, Midcoast Crematory, is nearby on Anna Belle Lane.
Family-owned Van Buren funeral home, one of three Lajoie locations with Madawaska and Fort Kent. The firm has its own monument division.
Waldoboro funeral home in a restored house listed on the National Historic Registry, with a chapel, a reception lounge and an outdoor deck. 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.
Waterville direct cremation service for families across Central Maine. Arrangements can be made online, and it holds visitation and memorial services at a place the family chooses.
Waterville funeral home that brought Veilleux & Redington Funeral Home and Fairfield's Lawry Brothers Funeral Home together under one roof, after the Fairfield building was sold and the Waterville building renovated.
Family-owned Waterville funeral home that a funeral director bought in 2015 and sold to his son, also a funeral director, in 2025.
Waterville direct cremation provider that performs basic cremations only and refers families to local partners for a funeral or burial. It keeps a selection of urns, and families can start arrangements online.
Wells funeral home of the Bibber family firm, opened in November 1987 as the first funeral home in decades to operate in the town. Its directors arrange scattering ceremonies off the southern Maine coast with local windjammer and motor boat captains.
Westbrook chapel of Dolby, Blais & Segee, serving Westbrook since 1930, with a chapel that seats over 150 and audio-visual systems for memorial tributes and live-streamed services.