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 About Cemeteries
When you are considering the purchase of cemetery property, consider the location of the cemetery and whether it meets the requirements of your family. Other considerations include what, if any, restrictions the cemetery places on burial vaults purchased elsewhere, the type of monuments or memorials it allows, and whether flowers or other remembrances may be placed on graves. Cost is another consideration. Cemetery property can be expensive, especially in metropolitan areas. Most, but not all, cemeteries require you to purchase a minimal burial container, (grave liner) which will cost several hundred dollars. Note that there are charges – usually hundreds of dollars – to open and close a grave for interment. Perpetual care on a cemetery plot sometimes is included in the purchase price, but it’s important to clarify that point before you buy the site or service. If it’s not included, look for a separate endowment care fee for maintenance of the property.  If you plan to bury your loved one’s cremated remains in a mausoleum or columbarium, you can expect to purchase a niche and pay opening and closing fees, as well as charges for endowment care and other services. The Federal Trade Commission’s Funeral Rule does not cover cemeteries and mausoleums unless they sell both funeral goods and funeral services, so be cautious in making your purchase to ensure that you receive all pertinent price and other information, and that you’re being dealt with fairly… Monday thru Friday - 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM Saturday - 9:00 AM - 3:30 PM Sunday - 12:30 PM - 3:30 PM For Info Please Call 214-696-3123 Dallas, Texas 75243 | Return Home | Merchandise | FAQ Page | Coupon | 2 Step Program | Contact Us | Planning a Funeral | Casket Store Concept | Cemetery Information | |
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