Above-Ground Burial
A climate-controlled alternative to ground burial—where you can visit comfortably year-round, sheltered from weather, standing upright in a beautiful, dignified setting.
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Quality granite & marble construction with perpetual care included
Why Families Choose Mausoleums
Mausoleums offer a dignified alternative to ground burial—protecting your loved one from the elements while providing comfort and ease for those who visit.
No concern about flooding, groundwater, or harsh weather. Your loved one rests in a climate-controlled structure built to last generations.
Visit standing upright, sheltered from rain, snow, and summer heat. No kneeling on wet grass or muddy ground.
A solid granite or marble building that will never sink, settle, or deteriorate over time.
Your Options
Choose the setting that feels right for your family. Availability varies by location across Pennsylvania, Ohio, Maryland, South Carolina, and North Carolina.
Shared buildings with individual crypts. Our most affordable mausoleum choice.
Outdoor structures in landscaped gardens. Protected yet surrounded by nature.
Indoor spaces with seating and stained glass. Visit quietly and comfortably.
Custom-built structures for your family only. Keeps generations together.
Transparent Pricing
Every mausoleum crypt purchase includes these essentials—no hidden fees.
Your individual above-ground space in the location and tier you choose.
State-regulated trust fund ensures the mausoleum and grounds are maintained forever.
Bronze or granite nameplate with your loved one's name, dates, and inscription.
Unlike ground burial, mausoleums don't require a vault. Most costs are included upfront. We'll walk you through everything—no surprises.
Plan Ahead
Planning ahead is one of the most thoughtful things you can do for your family.
Protect against future increases by securing today's rates.
Select the exact crypt location that feels right to you.
Relieve loved ones from making decisions during grief.
Spread payments over time with interest-free plans.
Get Started
No pressure. We'll answer your questions about mausoleum options, pricing, and availability at our locations.
Common Questions
A mausoleum is an above-ground building for burial. Instead of being buried in the ground, your loved one is placed in an individual space (called a crypt) inside a granite or marble structure. It's a climate-controlled alternative to ground burial that protects from weather and makes visiting easier.
Mausoleum prices vary based on location within the structure (ground level vs. upper tiers), whether it's indoors or outdoors, and whether you choose a community or private mausoleum. Mausoleum crypts are often similar in price to traditional burial when you consider you don't need a vault or large monument. Call us at (800) 446-6696 for current pricing and availability.
Mausoleums offer protection from weather and groundwater. Visiting is easier—you don't have to kneel or bend down, and you're sheltered from rain and snow. There's no worry about flooding or muddy ground. In bad weather, you can still visit comfortably. Many people also appreciate having a permanent structure that won't sink or settle over time.
Yes, we build custom private family mausoleums. These are entirely for your family and can hold multiple generations. You can choose the design and have your family name on the front. Private mausoleums are a larger investment, but they provide a permanent place that keeps your family together for generations.
Yes, our indoor chapel mausoleums are climate-controlled, providing a comfortable environment for visitation year-round. Garden mausoleums are outdoor structures but are built with materials designed to withstand all weather conditions. All crypts are sealed to protect against the elements.
Yes. Companion crypts accommodate two people side-by-side, allowing spouses or partners to rest together. These are typically more affordable than purchasing two separate crypts and provide the comfort of unity. We also offer double-depth crypts where one person is placed above the other.