Lubbock is a city that is all about preserving history and the Texas way of life. That includes appreciating and protecting the local environment so that it can continue to be enjoyed by the next generation of Texans.
Our green direct cremation is the most eco-friendly end of life option that not only reduces your carbon footprint, it also gives you a better selection of memorial options.
Cremation Memorials in Lubbock
Lubbock is known for its memorials. It’s home to the Buddy Holly Center, the Museum of Texas Tech University and the natural history preserve The Lubbock Lake National Historic Landmark. These sites are a reminder of the importance of remembering those who have passed.
Choosing cremation only with no service in Lubbock doesn’t mean there will be no memorial. What it means is that you have the freedom and flexibility to honor your loved one however you want.
Cremation memorial options in Lubbock include:
Cremation only services give you more control over the entire process. Instead of paying exorbitant fees for a standard memorial at a funeral home you can honor your loved one in a way that’s more personal and meaningful.
The most environmentally friendly flame-based cremation possible.
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From $1795
The most environmentally friendly method of cremation available.
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From $2595
Protecting the natural beauty of Texas while honoring your loved one.
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From $3185
Accelerate the natural process to transform human remains into soil.
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From $6799
Want transparent funeral and cremation prices in Lubbock? Green Cremation Texas Funeral Home is one of the few service providers that openly shares fees upfront and provides honest information about the true cost of all end of life services. If you are looking for clear information on average funeral and cremation cost in Lubbock you can find it here.
It’s hard to put an exact number on the average funeral costs in Lubbock. It’s close to the national average of $7,360 (without including expenses for a plot and headstone), however, because there are so many variables each family will pay a different price. Generally speaking, the cost of a traditional funeral with burial is far more expensive than cremation.
Many people are surprised to find most funeral homes charge almost as much for cremation services in Lubbock as they do for burial. On average you’ll pay a little more than $6,300 for a cremation that includes viewing and memorial services at a funeral home. Given the additional expenses associated with burial, cremation is still much cheaper overall.
The cost of cremation without service in Lubbock is the most affordable end of life option. Lubbock direct cremation prices typically range from $1,000-$2,200.
At Green Cremation Texas, all of our direct cremation costs in Lubbock are clearly stated upfront. The price you pay is all-inclusive, which makes the process simple and straightforward. You’ll never have to worry about upcharges, hidden fees or unexpected additional costs.
Green Cremation Texas is a premier provider of cremations only in Lubbock that are better for the environment. Innovative services have made our local, family-owned business the first and only carbon neutral funeral home in the state of Texas.
We’ve cleaned up traditional flame cremation so that fewer toxins are released into the atmosphere and less energy is used. At our energy-efficient crematorium, we take extra precautions to ensure no plastics are incinerated and no energy is wasted.
Green Cremation Texas is one of the few funeral homes in the state that offers aquamation, the greenest end of life service available. Using a solution of alkali and water rather than incineration eliminates air pollutants and reduces energy use by 90%.
Natural burial is an environmentally friendly alternative to traditional burial that supports the conservation of natural resources. This kind of burial gives families the opportunity to surround their loved ones with a natural beauty to honor their departing journey. It often involves burying the person in a biodegradable container or shroud, free from embalming fluids, and limits the use of metal and concrete, thus leaving only a minimal impact on the environment.
Natural organic reduction is an innovative and environmentally friendly disposition. It is a process that breaks down organic material into nutrient-rich compost by using natural microorganisms present in the environment.
We have partnered with Sustainable Harvest International to plant trees where they are most needed around the globe.
Sustainable Harvest International is an environmental nonprofit with over 25 years of experience partnering with smallholder farmers to adopt regenerative practices that nourish people and the planet.
Based out of Austin, Texas, we have been proudly providing cremation services to communities across entire state of Texas since 2018.
