Pricing

We are committed to transparency in our business practices. This requires us to be upfront and open about our prices for both services and related products.

And for a business to be truly transparent, the staff needs to follow certain rules or guidelines that keep everyone accountable for their words and actions.

It’s easy to see that if our funeral home pulls this way yesterday and that way tomorrow when it comes to openness, communication and accountability, families would quickly lose their trust in us.

And trust is everything.

After all, the services we provide are unique, and the people we serve are in a very vulnerable position. We consider trust to be an essential part of the relationship we develop with the families we serve.

When It's a Question of Money

For families faced with the death of someone dear to them, it quickly becomes clear that funerals rank among the most expensive purchases they may ever make. A traditional funeral, including a casket and vault, costs about $6,000, although "extras" like flowers, obituary notices, acknowledgment cards or limousines can add thousands of dollars to the bottom line. Many funerals run well over $10,000. And then, there is the cost of a burial plot, and marker. The final costs can be overwhelming for the average family.

Pricing

Yet even if you're the kind of person who feels very comfortable price-shopping for a new car or home appliance, you're likely to feel very uncomfortable comparing prices or negotiating over the details and cost of a funeral, whether it’s a pre-need or immediate need situation.

We offer the widest range of options available. By comparison our prices are reasonable and represent what we feel is an ideal combination of moderate prices and outstanding service. We will work to the best of our ability to help you have a meaningful service that you can afford.

To receive a copy of our General Price List please stop by any of our locations.