Ellenburg Center funeral home with three licensed funeral directors on its staff, reachable by phone at any hour of the day or night.

Family-owned Mooers funeral home, the newest of the three Hamilton Funeral Home locations with Peru and Keeseville. The family behind it has been in funeral service since 1939, now in its third generation.

Mooers funeral home of Ross Funeral Home, a family business that also runs homes in Champlain, Malone and Fort Covington. In 2019 it bought Bruso-Desnoyers Funeral Service in Malone and Cappiello McKenzie and Cosgrove Funeral Home in Fort Covington.

Family-owned Peru funeral home built in 2001 as a single-level building with two visitation rooms, a large carport and a 130-car parking lot. The family behind it has been in funeral service since 1939 and also has homes in Keeseville and Mooers.

Plattsburgh funeral home founded in 1892, the oldest continually operated business in Clinton County. Its cremations are performed at Mountain View Crematory, which opened nearby in 2013, and a 2006 renovation added larger chapels, a modern arrangement center and handicap accessibility.

Cremation

Plattsburgh funeral home opened in 2006 as Heald Funeral Home and owned since 2023 by the family that owns Heidrick-Zaumetzer Funeral Home in Au Sable Forks. Out-of-town families can make arrangements from a distance.

CremationOut-of-state and international transport