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Cremation prices in Los Angeles

In Los Angeles, California, 7 funeral homes list direct cremation from $2,360 to $5,000 on their own General Price Lists. The median here is $3,500, above the national median of $2,645 that NFDA reports.

Homes with a price

7

Median direct cremation

$3,500

$2,360 – $5,000

Lowest direct cremation

$2,360

National median (NFDA)

$2,645

Direct cremation, family container

Funeral homes in Los Angeles

7 listings, priced from their own General Price Lists.

Start with the list

Direct cremation on this page is the lowest direct cremation price printed on each home's General Price List, usually with an alternative container or one you provide.

Read the traditional column

A traditional funeral is the package printed on the list. When a list has no package, the figure adds up the core service lines and leaves out the casket, vault and cash advances.

Confirm by phone

Price lists change. Call and ask for the current General Price List, including the container, permits, and anything billed as a cash advance.

Questions about cremation prices in Los Angeles

What is included in direct cremation in Los Angeles?

Direct cremation is cremation without a viewing or funeral ceremony. On a General Price List it is a package price. It usually excludes an upgraded urn, flowers, obituary notices, and cemetery or scattering fees. Ask which container is included before comparing two quotes.

Why do Los Angeles funeral homes charge different prices?

Each funeral home writes its own General Price List. Staffing, location, and what the package includes all change the number. The useful comparison is the direct cremation line on each home's own list.

How should a family in Los Angeles, California use this page?

Start with the low and median direct cremation prices. Then call two or three funeral homes and ask them to confirm the current General Price List, including what the package leaves out.

What is a General Price List?

The FTC Funeral Rule requires a funeral home to give a General Price List to anyone who asks in person. The list itemizes professional services, and if the home offers direct cremation, the list has to show its price.

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