Easy, Refreshing Cremation Planning
Transparent Cremation Cost
How much is cremation? The average cost of cremation in Central Texas can exceed $4,000 without factoring in funeral services. Yikes!
At Green Cremation Texas, we are transparent and upfront about our direct cremation service costs so there’s one less thing you have to worry about.
Affordable Cremation Services
There’s a significant difference between cheap cremation and affordable cremation. Green Cremation Texas offers low-cost cremation that includes all of the essentials without unnecessary extras that increase the price. It allows us to provide exemplary service at a rate that’s affordable.
Eco-Friendly Cremation Services
Funeral costs for traditional services are increasingly getting higher and higher without additional benefits. Those services can also be very harmful to the environment over time. You can save money and environmental damage with our clean cremation services.
Our Cremation Process
1 Day
1. Arrival
Our director arrives at location of deceased.
2. Transfer
We transfer your loved one in our electric-hybrid vehicle back to our funeral home.
2-4 Days
3. Provision
100% online. We provide and explain all needed paperwork and permits.
4. Care
We hold and care for your loved one while paperwork is being processed.
1-7 Days
5. Authorization
We work with you and the local authorities to obtain and authorize all documents.
6. Cremation
After the paperwork is in order, and we remove all plastics and medical devices from the body, cremation occurs.
2-4 Days
7. Ashes
We place the cremated remains of your loved one in an eco-friendly container or urn and are returned back to the care of your family.
8. Death Certificates
The local government will process our request and fulfill the number of ordered death certificates.
Refreshingly Honest, Transparent Care In The Heart of Texas
We are Green Cremation Texas, the first environmentally-focused, carbon-neutral Funeral Home in the state.
Founded on accessibility and transparency, our mission is to empower families through the thoughtful adoption of technology and innovation, while reducing the stress and environmental impact brought on by traditional funeral practices.
Losing a loved one is difficult, working with a funeral home shouldn't be.
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