About Us
Prices and Consumer Rights
Our General Price List, Casket Price List, and Consumer Bill of Rights are published here for anyone to read. We believe families deserve to know what things cost before they make any decisions.
Download Our Price Lists
- General Price List (PDF) Every service and item we offer, with its price
- Casket Price List (PDF) Our caskets, with descriptions and prices
- Consumer Bill of Rights (PDF) Your rights when arranging a funeral
How Our General Price List Works
We know that cost is often on a family’s mind during a difficult time. Our General Price List is the itemized list of every service and item we offer, so you can see what each one costs before you decide.
The basic services fee is the one required charge. Everything else is yours to choose.
Some costs are paid to others on your behalf, such as clergy fees or death certificates. These cash advance items are estimated for you in writing. Once you make your choices, you receive an itemized statement of the total before we proceed.
Your Rights Under the FTC Funeral Rule
- Prices by phone and in writing (You can ask for price information over the phone, and receive our price lists in writing.)
- Price lists before you choose (You see the casket and outer burial container price lists before you choose.)
- Your own casket (You may use a casket bought elsewhere, with no fee for doing so.)
- No required embalming or vault (Embalming is generally not required by law, and state law does not require a burial vault or liner.)
Jewish Tradition Values Simplicity
A traditional Jewish funeral uses a plain wooden casket and simple white tachrichim, with no embalming and no flowers. The same dignity is given to every family. See our kosher caskets.
What Families Say
- 98% superior overall qualityWashington Consumers’ Checkbook raters
- Itemized and clearA 2024 Checkbook reviewer valued that our website itemizes charges
If Cost Is a Concern
Call us. We will walk through your options with you, without pressure, and help you choose only what matters to your family. You can also plan ahead, with no obligation to prepay; if you choose to prepay, your funds are held in trust or escrow as state law requires. Learn about pre-planning.
Questions About Jewish Funeral Costs
A General Price List is the itemized list of every good and service a funeral home offers, with prices. The FTC Funeral Rule requires funeral homes to provide one, and ours is published on this page.
No. The basic services fee is the one required charge. Every other service and item is optional, and you choose only what you want.
Yes. Funeral homes must accept a casket bought from another seller and cannot charge a fee for using it.
Embalming is generally not required by law, and it is not part of a traditional Jewish funeral. It is never done without your permission.
Yes. Call (202) 541-1001 and we will answer your questions about prices, any hour.
We Are Here for You
Call (202) 541-1001 any hour, including Shabbat, and we will walk you through our price lists.