‘Perpetual Care’ usually refers to what is also called Permanent Care or Endowment Care. These funds are collected by cemeteries at the time an interment space is purchased and are used to maintain cemetery grounds, roads, and buildings.

Many burial vault manufacturers offer a wide range of personalization options, including customized nameplates and military insignias. We can help explain these options and coordinate with your chosen cemetery or vault provider.

Yes. Urn vaults are available and are designed for in-ground burial of cremated remains when required by a cemetery. We can help you understand the options accepted by your chosen cemetery.

In most areas of the country, state or local laws do not require that a container surround the casket in the grave. However, many cemeteries require such a container to prevent the ground from settling. Either a grave liner or burial vault typically satisfies those cemetery requirements

Mausoleum burial is an option offered by some cemeteries. Mausoleum crypts are clean and dry and can appeal to families who prefer above-ground interment. In areas with limited land availability, mausoleums allow cemeteries to accommodate more interments within a smaller footprint.