Best Coffin Supplier Burbank Near Me

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BUY ONE OF OUR CASKETS & RECEIVE FREE REFERRALS TO CUT OTHER FUNERAL COSTS

We let customers know where to buy other items such as cemetery property, mortuary services, flowers, grave markers and vaults at low prices from reliable vendors. We do the comparison shopping for you.

Buy a casket direct from our factory and save by avoiding a funeral home markup. We are the only casket factory in Los Angeles open to the public, and our caskets are of the highest quality.

Asian, Buddhist, Catholic, Hispanic, Hmong, Islamic, Jewish, Molokan, Mormon, Protestant, child, cloth-covered, cremation, metal, oversize, solid woods, Dracula and Old West. Our wood caskets and coffins are made of solid wood (they are not cardboard, particleboard or veneer).

There's more to saving on a funeral than buying a low priced casket

Many funeral homes charge a large fee for not buying the casket directly from them in their package “deal.” They call this extra fee a “loss of a discount.” It makes people lose savings they thought they could make by purchasing an inexpensive casket from another source. We can refer our customers to funeral homes who do not do this.

Most casket retailers aren’t familiar with local mortuaries, cemeteries, and other funeral resources. They only care about a quick sale of a casket. We help customers find all parts of a funeral at lower prices whenever possible. Saving on more aspects of funerals, you get greater total savings than from just buying a low priced casket without further advice.

Most people lack the time and knowledge to cut funeral costs

Most cemeteries and mortuaries sell over-priced funeral products and services. When a death occurs at home or at a rest home, you must find a mortuary immediately. At that time, people are emotionally upset, unable to think clearly, and lacking time to comparison shop for the many components of a funeral. Picking the cemetery and/or mortuary closest to your home, that you’ve heard advertised, or that you have used before can result in overpaying by thousands.

PACKAGE DEALS: In a package deal, the mortuary offers a “discounted” casket along with other items and services. The mortuary stresses the “discount” on the casket but doesn’t tell you about the inflated prices of everything else. The inflated price of the rest of the package is often several thousand dollars more than the “discount” offered on the casket. People get so focused on the casket “discount,” they get the package “deal” and end up grossly overpaying for the funeral.

It's coming one year since we met as you walked with our family, choosing just the right casket for our father. I've told your story, your great care with us, but also your history in Los Angeles and especially with the Japanese American community. My dad would have loved chatting with you both.

Thank you, for your care with us and for your commitment to the art and ministry of casket-making and accompanying families at a vulnerable time. Many blessings for you and your family in 2013.

4worldlovers:
Choosing the right casket is one of the most important aspects of funeral planning. When a loved one passes, it’s important for family and friends to take time to grieve. Unfortunately, though, during this difficult time, there is a lot that needs to be done. Funeral planning is never easy, but it’s important to give our loved ones a proper service. Buying a casket is an important part of this process. Selecting one for burial or cremation can be a difficult decision to make, especially with so many options available. You'll need to find a quality funeral casket at the best price point possible. While some individuals choose to make this purchase through a funeral home, many find that working with someone who understands the importance of this decision is the better option and often leads to the purchase of a casket at the best price possible. At Trusted Caskets, we understand how painful and burdensome planning a funeral can be, and we strive to make selecting a funeral casket as easy as possible by offering the best deal possible. We have caskets for sale in many different styles, so you can choose one that not only matches your desires but fits within your budget, too. We don't believe in handling fees or hidden charges. Our mission is to provide you with a high-quality casket at an even better price, all with full disclosure and transparency.


Our company offers a wide variety of caskets to ensure we’re able to meet all of our customers’ wants and needs. Wooden caskets are always great and affordable options, and we offer models in pine, walnut, mahogany, teak, cherry, oak, and more. Casket price is often a concern and we aim to make our wooden caskets as affordable as possible. We also provide metal caskets, which come in stainless steel, and offer 18 or 20 gauge caskets too. Furthermore, we offer personalized caskets, including oversized caskets and caskets for cremation. Trusted Caskets aims to provide the best deal possible to ease the financial burden that often comes with funerals. Whether you have a budget set or need help navigating finances of funeral caskets, funeral homes, and other expenses you may never have had to deal with before, we can work with you to ensure you get a great deal. Together, we'll go through our casket price list and find the option that best suits your needs. Our top priority is to make sure you find the ideal casket at the best price possible.

When buying a casket, many people don’t know where to start — and this is understandable. The Trusted Casket family is here to help you every step of the way. When selecting a casket, you should start by deciding between materials. Both metal and wood caskets are durable and reliable. Oftentimes, it comes down to selecting a material that fits within a set funeral budget. 20 gauge metal and cremation caskets are some great low-cost options to consider. It’s also important to know whether the casket is going to be buried or cremated. There are special caskets for cremation that are less expensive, but at the same time, those caskets can be used for burial as well. The only difference- they have no metal pieces. Many people elect to have a ceremonial casket for the funeral service and choose a nice urn for the ashes after the ceremony. If the coffin or casket is, in fact, for burial, there are burial vaults and grave liners that will help to prevent the ground from sinking in the cemetery, like how embalming helps maintain the body structure.

You don't need to worry about if the funeral home accepts the casket from a third -party supplier or not, there is a Funeral Rule, you can find it on the website of the Federal Trade Commission, by which the funeral home has no right to refuse coffins from third-party seller. Funeral homes have no choice but to accept caskets from any supplier, it isn't necessary to buy a casket from your funeral home if you can buy the same casket from us and save $2000-5000. Additionally, funeral homes are not allowed to charge any extra money for the use of caskets from a third-party seller. You can be sure, the Funeral Homes must accept our caskets. You can visit Federal Trade Commission, official website to get more information here: The FTC Funeral Rule

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