12 funeral homes and crematories offering pre-need arrangements in Cumberland County, Maine, listed by city. 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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12 funeral homes and crematories offering pre-need arrangements in Cumberland County
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.
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.
Portland funeral and cremation home established in 2011, with a director of pre-need planning on its staff and two golden retrievers that serve as comfort dogs.
Portland funeral and cremation home whose team includes certified celebrants. It coordinates receptions and outdoor gatherings before or after a service, catering included, and takes arrangements in person, by phone or by email.
Portland cremation service, a division of Dobson Family Funeral & Cremation Services, founded by a lifelong Southern Maine resident who worked at a Portland funeral home from 2017 to 2023. Arrangements are made remotely or in person at the Portland office, private family viewings take place at the Arundel location, and staff are available 24 hours a day.
Portland funeral, cremation and memorial event center of 9,899 square feet that continues the firm's former State Street home. It has a reception area with an outdoor patio, partners with local caterers for food and drink, and offers every cremation family a private goodbye.
Portland Jewish funeral home owned by the Portland Chevra Kadisha, a non-profit that has served the Jewish community for over 100 years. It arranges services from the Levey Chapel or any synagogue or temple, transports the deceased for burial anywhere in the world, and refers families who choose cremation to another funeral home.
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.
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.
Non-denominational Yarmouth funeral home in a modified cape in a residential neighborhood, with a large-capacity chapel, a large reception area and catered events. Funeral arrangements can be completed by phone or email with an electronic signature, and the home keeps close ties with Yarmouth-area churches.
