Sitting in Sewell Park it’s easy to see why locals are invested in protecting the local habitats. San Marcos is a beautiful blend of modern development out in the middle of nature. That’s the exact mindset we take when providing end of life services.
Green Cremation Texas is a local, family-owned business that has been named the first and only carbon-neutral funeral home in the state. Our revolutionary services are now offered in San Marcos and the surrounding area.
The most environmentally friendly flame-based cremation possible.
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The most environmentally friendly method of cremation available.
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Protecting the natural beauty of Texas while honoring your loved one.
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Accelerate the natural process to transform human remains into soil.
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Cost is a major concern for every family. Unfortunately, many funeral homes in San Marcos don’t practice transparent pricing. Our team is making the process of choosing the best end of life services easier by providing straightforward information about San Marcos cremation prices and funeral costs.
Fewer people are electing to have a traditional burial because of financial and environmental concerns. Not only is burial the most harmful option, it’s also the most expensive. Before the cost of a plot, cemetery fees and a headstone the average cost for a traditional funeral is $7,360.
You think you’ve found cheap cremation in San Marcos only to discover all the additional fees add up. Cremation services that include a viewing and memorial at the funeral home are going to significantly add to cremation cost in San Marcos.
The average cost of cremation in San Marcos is hard to nail down because there are so many variables, but you can expect to pay around $6,000.
When a funeral home performs cremations only in San Marcos it’s what’s known as direct cremation. This procedure is by far the most affordable option. San Marcos direct cremation prices typically range from $1,000 to $2,000.
At Green Cremation Texas we offer low cost cremation in San Marcos that’s economical and ecological. It’s the simplest, quickest and most efficient end of life option available.
Green Cremation Texas has made a commitment to lowering impact while raising the quality of care that our clients receive. With our eco-friendly cremation services there’s less cost to families and the environment without sacrificing service.
Over the last 20 years, Green Cremation Texas has developed what we call clean flame cremation. The process is much more energy-efficient and greener than traditional flame-based cremation.
Water cremation, also known as aquamation, is the newest and greenest end of life service. Absolutely no flame is involved, which eliminates airborne toxins and pollutants. The process also uses 90% less energy compared to traditional flame-based cremation services.
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.
