First Memorial Funeral Services

Burial vaults may be a necessary expense and can be purchased directly from the funeral home or cemetery you are working with. The funeral home will offer you some choices or you can purchase your own from another source . However, be aware that your cemetery may charge you an additional fee for a burial vault that has been purchased elsewhere. If you are wondering what to consider and how much a burial vault costs, take a look at our breakdown below: Price List: Before your funeral provider shows you any burial vault or grave liner options, they are required by law to provide you with a full price list with production descriptions. This way, you can compare prices from multiple sources and make a more informed decision. Cost: While prices for outer burial containers vary across Canada, a burial vault used for a traditional funeral in Ontario may cost an average of $1000. Our goal is to provide quality products and services that don’t cost you a fortune. Whether you are...

Burial vaults are essentially boxes that are designed to encase the casket. Typically, these vaults are made of concrete but can sometimes be constructed out of plastic or metal materials. With the cost of a memorial service, you may be wondering if you really need a burial vault. Depending on the circumstances of a burial, it may be necessary to invest in one. Here are a few instances when a burial vault is required and the additional benefits it can offer: Required by Cemeteries: Most cemeteries require an outer burial container when burying a casket to prevent the grave from collapsing. Without a burial vault, regular maintenance would be required to ensure that the ground remains level. If you are not keen on a burial vault, you will have to find a cemetery that does not require it. Helps Preserve the Casket: If you expect to move a grave at some point, investing in a burial vault may be useful. While vaults cannot significantly delay decomposition, they can preserve ...