Direct Cremations - Hervey Bay


There are many options when you are looking for a direct 'no-service' cremation. Some are very expensive, some are unusually cheap. We provide quality, direct cremations to many areas in the southeastern part of Queensland - at very competitive prices. One area we service is the beautiful city of Hervey Bay.

 

For only $3,499, we can take care of everything for you: transfer of the deceased, all the paperwork, mortuary care, coffin, cremation, and getting the ashes back to you. It's funeral-quality care without the funeral price!

 

If you research the costs of other cremation providers in the Hervey Bay area, you'll find that we offer a quality, affordable alternative, with caring personalised service.

 

You want to know much more about direct cremations in Hervey Bay, please click on this link: https://www.evermorefunerals.com.au/direct-cremation-hervey-bay


If you'd like to contact us, please call us any time on 07 3544 6880. We're ready to help!

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