Cremation Services
Green Cremation Services That Preserves Natural Beauty
We’re proud to be Texas’ only carbon-neutral funeral home. We offer cremation only no service options that give you peace of mind all around. Texas residents can appreciate our dedication to protecting the natural beauty of Texas while honoring their loved ones.
Our Cremation Services Process
Collection + Transportation
We provide safe transportation and shelter until the cremation process begins.
Paperwork + Permits
We'll deal with all of the paperwork and permits on your family’s behalf.
Death
Certificate
Once the death is registered with the state, we'll order and deliver a death certificate to your family.
What's Included with Cremation Services?
1 Day
1. Arrival
Our director arrives at location of deceased.
2. Transfer
We transfer the body 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 all permits and documents are in order, cremation occurs.
2-4 Days
7. Ashes
We place the cremated remains of your loved one in a eco-friendly urn and is 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.
Our Cremation Services
Green Cremation (Flame) $885
The most environmentally friendly flame-based cremation process possible. Green Cremation – $885 For people uncomfortable with Water Cremation, but still looking to reduce their environmental in death, we offer our unique flame cremation service.
Green Cremation (Water) $1985
Green Cremation (Water) Water Cremation is the most environmentally friendly method of cremation available. Water Cremation – $1985 Water cremation, also known as aquamation and
Cremation Services Blog Posts to Help You Navigate this Process
Can Cremation Be Green?
We’ve all heard how harmful burials can be for the environment if they aren’t a green burial, but what about cremation? When you consider that traditional burial has resulted in 4.3 million gallons of embalming fluid going into the ground, cremation is clearly the more eco-friendly option.
Comparing the Cost of Cremation vs Burial: What’s the Affordable Option?
After a loved one dies, you want to honor them while still being able to move forward. Compare the cost of cremation versus burial to find an affordable option.
How Is a Body Prepared for Cremation? Cremation Explained
Death is a difficult topic for many of us. But, perhaps having an answer to the very uncomfortable question, “how is a body prepared for cremation,” can be a starting point.
Planning Your Funeral: What’s the Average Cost of Cremation?
It’s a good idea to plan your funeral in advance so your loved ones are prepared. Keep reading below to learn the average cost of cremation.
What Is Direct Cremation?
Direct Cremation is the most affordable option. But what exactly does that mean? What are the costs and advantages?
What is Water Cremation?
Water Cremation has many names – Alkaline hydrolysis, Resomation, Dissolution, and Aquamation. But, what is it and why should I consider it? Keep reading to find out…
For more cremation services resources check out our Resources page. Or, you could review Cremation Process Guide 2020: What You Need To Know.
