126 funeral homes and crematories transporting remains out of state or abroad in California, 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.
Licence rows come from the California Cemetery and Funeral Bureau (Department of Consumer Affairs); what a home offers comes from its own site. SimplyTrust lists no prices, no reviews and no rankings, and does not endorse any home. Contact a home directly for its general price list, which the Funeral Rule requires it to provide.
126 funeral homes and crematories transporting remains out of state or abroad in California
In Anaheim, this funeral home provides funeral and cremation services for families across Orange County, with a chapel, a reception room and hospitality rooms. It also arranges transfer of a loved one to their country of origin, extended visitation hours and in-home visitation.
In Apple Valley, this funeral parlor at the historic Apple Valley Inn arranges home funerals, natural and conventional burial, and fire or water cremation. Founded in 2018, it moved to the High Desert in 2022 and can transport a loved one to Washington for natural organic reduction.
In Avalon, this mortuary began in 1952 and serves the Catalina Island community with burials, cremations, graveside and traditional funeral services. It arranges domestic and international transportation of remains; embalming and cremation take place at an associate facility on the mainland.
A family owned and operated funeral home and crematory serving families in Bakersfield and Kern County with burial and cremation services. It flies a loved one to another state or country for burial, or brings one back to California.
A family owned and operated funeral home and crematory serving families in Bakersfield and Kern County with burial and cremation services. It flies a loved one to another state or country for burial, or brings one back to California.
In Bakersfield, this family-owned funeral home serves Kern County with traditional funerals, cremation in its own crematory, and arrangements to Mexico, Guatemala and El Salvador with consulate and apostille documents. Its general list is posted online.
A family owned and operated funeral home in Bakersfield focused on traditional funerals and graveside ceremonies. It can transfer a loved one to another state or country for burial, or bring one back to California.
In Bell, this funeral home has handled funeral and cremation arrangements for more than 60 years, now in a Spanish-style building on East Gage Avenue built in 2021. Its bilingual team plans services in Hispanic traditions, arranges funerals in advance and can transfer a loved one to another country.
In Bell Gardens, this family-owned provider specializes solely in cremation, with options from simple direct cremations to memorial services. It serves families across the Los Angeles area and arranges the transfer of remains to other states and Latin America.
This Belmont location of a family-owned Colma funeral home serves families throughout the Peninsula. It offers cremation, burial, green burial and preplanned arrangements, and the home specializes in Chinese funeral traditions.
In Belmont, this chapel opened in November of 2004, only blocks from San Carlos. It serves San Mateo County with traditional funeral arrangements, cremations and veterans' services, and its firm offers preplanning and domestic and international shipping.
This Brawley mortuary and crematory states it is family-owned and operated, with over 60 years of service in the Imperial Valley. It offers pre-need, at-need and cremation services, and arranges transfers to Mexicali for burial through the Mexican Consulate.
This Brawley mortuary and crematory states it is family-owned and operated, with over 60 years of service in the Imperial Valley. It offers pre-need, at-need and cremation services, and arranges transfers to Mexicali for burial through the Mexican Consulate.
In Burbank, this family-owned home has arranged burial and cremation since 2016, including Islamic burials with ghusl and kafan. It ships casketed remains from Burbank or LAX to Canada, Mexico, Armenia and Iran, and offers pre-arrangement plans.
In Castro Valley, this mortuary has operated on Redwood Road since 1965 and runs its own crematory, opened in 1990, with witnessed cremation available.
In Chino, this funeral home has served San Bernardino County for more than 80 years with cremation and funeral services. It offers Hispanic families services according to their traditions, transfer of a loved one to their country of origin, and in-home visitation.
In Colma, this family-owned funeral home has provided funeral and cremation services since 1996, along with burial, green burial and preplanned arrangements. It specializes in Chinese funeral traditions and has a second location in Belmont serving the Peninsula.
Cypress Lawn Funeral Home in Colma arranges funerals, in-ground burial and on-site cremation, and transports remains to all 50 states and most foreign countries. Native speakers on staff include Spanish, Mandarin, Cantonese and Tagalog, and a team member handles VA burial benefits.
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 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.
