Cremation Services in Santa Rosa, CA

Affordable & Low Cost Cremation in Santa Rosa

We believe families deserve clear, low cost cremation options without hidden fees.

Our Direct Cremation package begins at $2,295 and includes the basic services of the Funeral Director, local transfer to the funeral home, cremation fee, refrigeration, filing paperwork with the state and county, notifying Social Security, and obtaining the death certificate and California state permit.

This fee does not include cash advances, cremation container, specialty urns, preparation of remains, public viewing, visitation, or a funeral ceremony. Families may provide their own cremation container, which must be made of wood, fiberboard, or similar approved materials.

Direct cremation with a container purchased from our mortuary is $2,450, and direct cremation with a container provided by the family is $2,295.

Cremation Service Options

Families who want more than direct cremation may choose to combine cremation with other meaningful services. Options include:

Cremation with Visitation
Includes the basic services of the Funeral Director and staff, local transfer of the decedent, embalming or refrigeration, dressing, casketing, cosmetics, a four-hour visitation, and the crematory fee.

Funeral Service with Cremation
Includes the services of the Funeral Director and staff, local transfer, embalming, dressing, casketing, cosmetics, a four-hour visitation, church or chapel funeral service, crematory fee, and funeral coach.

Memorial Service with Cremation
Includes reduced basic services of the Funeral Director and staff, local transfer of remains, refrigeration, church or chapel service, use of the reception room, and crematory fee.

These services give families the flexibility to celebrate a life in the way that feels most personal and meaningful. To learn more about our cremation and funeral services click here.

Cremation Memorial Options

Cremation also opens the door to many ways of honoring a loved one. Families may choose scattering, burial in a cemetery plot or columbarium, or keeping ashes in a decorative urn.

For those seeking something unique, ashes can be transformed into diamonds, crafted into glass art, placed in an artificial coral reef, launched into space, or even released in helium balloons. Whatever you envision, our staff is here to guide you through the possibilities.