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Cremation in San Jose, California

10 places in San Jose, 4 of them with a phone number or website on file. The ones that tell you the most stand first, because nobody pays to be here. Across the US, the middle of the 40 direct cremation prices providers publish is $1,625.

Darling & Fischer Garden Chapel

471 East Santa Clara Street, San Jose, 95112

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Chapel of Flowers

900 South 2nd Street, San Jose, 95112

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Lima Family Erickson Memorial Chapel

730 Willow Street, San Jose, 95125

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Lima-Campagna-Alameda Mission Chapel

600 South 2nd Street, San Jose, 95112

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Oak Hill Funeral Home

300 Curtner Avenue, San Jose, 95125

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Willow Glen Funeral Home

1039 Lincoln Avenue, San Jose, 95125

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Also on the map here, with no address, phone or website on file: Netune Society Cremation.

Questions people ask

How much does cremation cost in San Jose?

None of the 10 providers in San Jose publishes a price on its own site. That is normal in this trade. Call two or three and ask for the direct price, the difference between them is often several hundred dollars.

Is there a funeral home open 24 hours in San Jose?

1 of them say they are reachable around the clock: Colma Cremation and Funeral Services.

How many crematories and funeral homes are there in San Jose?

We could verify 10. 3 of them list a phone number. The list on this page is sorted by how much each one tells you, not by who paid, because nobody pays.

What should I ask when I call about cremation?

Ask for the price of a direct cremation, meaning a cremation without viewing or ceremony. Under the FTC Funeral Rule a funeral provider has to give you price information on the phone, and its price list has to show a separate price for direct cremation with an alternative container, such as a cardboard or unfinished wood box. No state or local law requires a casket for cremation.