FAQ's

A simple (or direct) cremation is the most straightforward cremation option. It involves the respectful cremation of your loved one without a formal viewing, service, or ceremony beforehand. It's an affordable choice that still allows families to honor their loved one in their own personal way.

Absolutely. Many families who choose simple cremation hold a memorial service, scattering ceremony, or gathering at a later date. Our focus is on providing the cremation itself, but we’re happy to recommend local partners who can help with planning a personalized remembrance.

To begin the process, we’ll need some basic information about your loved one, along with a signed cremation authorization form from the legal next of kin. From there, we handle most of the rest, keeping things as simple and stress-free as possible for you. You can start the process online or by giving us a call.

Maine law requires a 48-hour waiting period after death before cremation can occur. In addition, we must receive a cremation authorization form signed by the legal next of kin. Contact us for more information.

A simple (or direct) cremation is the most straightforward cremation option. It involves the respectful cremation of your loved one without a formal viewing, service, or ceremony beforehand. It's an affordable choice that still allows families to honor their loved one in their own personal way.

Absolutely. Many families who choose simple cremation hold a memorial service, scattering ceremony, or gathering at a later date. Our focus is on providing the cremation itself, but we’re happy to recommend local partners who can help with planning a personalized remembrance.

To begin the process, we’ll need some basic information about your loved one, along with a signed cremation authorization form from the legal next of kin. From there, we handle most of the rest, keeping things as simple and stress-free as possible for you. You can start the process online or by giving us a call.

Maine law requires a 48-hour waiting period after death before cremation can occur. In addition, we must receive a cremation authorization form signed by the legal next of kin. Contact us for more information.