Parker County Cremation Services

Four Steps, Start To Finish

How Cremation Arrangements Work

1. Start online, whenever you are ready. Click Make Cremation Arrangements Now and begin right away. You can do it at two in the morning from your kitchen table, with no appointment and no waiting on hold.
2. Choose what you need and sign. Pick your package and any extras, then sign the forms electronically. Nothing has to be printed, posted, or dropped off.
3. We bring your loved one into our care. As soon as your arrangements come through, we go to the home, the hospital, a nursing or care facility, or the coroner’s office, anywhere in Parker County.
4. The ashes come back to you. Collect them at your convenience, or have them mailed to you by registered USPS mail.

Most families complete everything online in a single sitting. If you would rather talk it through first, call (817) 550-6700 at any hour and we will walk you through the same steps.

Parker County Questions

Questions We Hear From Parker County Families

Do you serve all of Parker County?

Yes. We serve Weatherford, Aledo, Willow Park, Hudson Oaks, Springtown, Millsap, Cool, Annetta, Brock, Poolville, Peaster, and Garner, along with the smaller communities in between. If you are not sure whether we reach you, call and ask.

Do we have to come to your office?

No. Almost everything can be handled by phone and online, including signing the forms. Families who prefer to meet in person are always welcome at 120 E Simmons St in Weatherford.

What if the death happened at a hospital or care facility?

Call us and we will take it from there. We coordinate directly with hospitals, nursing homes, hospice teams, and the coroner’s office across Parker County.

What if we already have an urn, or plan to scatter the ashes?

That is completely fine, and it is why the temporary urn is included at no extra cost. You are never required to buy an urn from us.

How do we get more copies of the death certificate?

One certified copy is included. Extra copies are $4 each when you order them with us. If you find later that you need more, you can order them directly from the State of Texas.

Plain Answers, When You Need Them

Helpful Information for Parker County Families

---

Parker County sits just west of Fort Worth, with Weatherford as the county seat. More local families are choosing cremation because it costs less and gives you more freedom in how you say goodbye. As your local provider, we keep the whole process close to home and easy to understand.

What to do when a death occurs

The first step is simple. Call us at 817-550-6700 any hour of the day or night. Whether your loved one passed at home, at a Parker County hospital, or at a care facility, we will come to bring them into our care and explain what comes next. There is no need to rush or make big decisions on the spot. We handle the transport and the paperwork so you can be with your family.

Death certificates and records

Most families need several certified copies of the death certificate for banks, insurance, and other accounts. We prepare and file the paperwork and order the copies for you through the State of Texas. You can learn more about certified copies from the Texas death records page. We will help you decide how many to request.

Guides to help you decide

These plain-language guides can help as you make decisions:

• How much does cremation cost? See our simple, upfront pricing and what is included.
• Why families choose cremation and how it compares to burial.
• Cremation urns and keepsakes for honoring your loved one.
• Planning a cremation ahead of time to take the weight off your family later.
• Common cremation questions, answered in plain language.

Simple Cremation, Done Right

We offer direct cremation, help choosing urns and keepsakes, and support with the paperwork. You can start your arrangements online in a few quick steps, or call us and we will walk you through it. We handle the details so you can focus on your family.