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We recognize the stress and challenges involved in locating trustworthy and reasonably priced cremation services. We are committed to providing respectful, compassionate care at a low cost see our pricing. Cremation is an increasingly popular option for many people, serving as an alternative to burial. Reasons for preferring cremation include concerns for the environment, religious reasons, and its affordability.
Cremated remains can be scattered, buried, or they may be kept with the family in a decorative urn. They can even be spun into glass pieces of art or diamonds. Please see our FAQ below for more information.
Cremation is the process of reducing the human body using high heat and flame. Cremation is not the final disposition of the remains, nor is it a type of funeral service.
No, a casket is not required. Most states require an alternative container constructed of wood or cardboard.
Yes, most crematories allow immediate family members to view the deceased prior to cremation.
Yes, they can; our family-owned crematory will allow family members to be present when the body is placed in the cremation chamber. Some religious groups ask for this as part of their funeral custom.
Nearly all Protestant Churches allow for the urn to be present during the memorial service. Most Catholic Churches also allow the remains to be present during the Memorial Mass. Including cremated remains as a part of the funeral provides a focal point for the service.
While laws vary state by state, for the most part, remains can be buried in a cemetery lot or in a cremation garden, interred in a columbarium, kept at home, or scattered.
Our family-owned crematory has rigorous sets of operating policies and procedures in place. By law, only one cremation takes place at a time.
It all depends on the weight of the individual. For an average sized adult, cremation can take two to three hours at a normal operating temperature of between 1,000 and 2,000 degrees Fahrenheit.
Cremated remains resemble coarse sand and are whitish to light grey in color. The remains of an average sized adult usually weigh between 7 and 8 pounds.
An urn is not required by law. An urn may be desired if there is to be a memorial service or if the remains are to be interred in a cemetery. If an urn is not purchased or provided by the family, the cremated remains will be returned in a temporary plastic container.
We provide cremation services for all of Central Florida including Deland • Orange City • Orlando • Sanford • Deltona • Lake Mary • Debary • Lake Helen • DeLeon Springs • Daytona Beach • Maitland • Altamonte Springs • Leesburg • Winter Park • Apopka • Winter Springs • Port Orange • New Smyrna • Palm Coast
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