Cremation in Polk County, Iowa
Celebrate Life Iowa is an experienced Iowa funeral home specializing in affordable cremation and funeral services in Polk County, Iowa. As a trusted Iowa funeral and cremation provider we promise to provide the best customer care and service with the guaranteed lowest cost. Our company offers a wide range of cremation products and the most affordable cremation in Polk County, Iowa.
We approach every family with the highest level of care and dignity. With years of experience, family owned, locally Iowan owned, you can count on Celebrate Life Iowa to deliver top quality cremation services at a price that you can afford. Financing your cremation services is an option as well.
If you are looking for a simple cremation provider in Polk county to honor a life lived, Celebrate Life Iowa Funeral & Cremation Care is here to assist you.
We gladly bring the service right to your own home and make pre-planning or planning cremations services as comfortable as possible. Call us today, and plan for tomorrow.
Polk County, Iowa Cremation Questions
What is the cost associated with cremation in Polk County, Iowa?
The base cost of the cremation in Polk County is $1395. We proudly serve all 99 counties of Iowa. All counties in Iowa charge $15 per death certificate which is in addition to Celebrate Life Iowa’s base cremation cost. There is an additional surcharge of $100 for loved ones over the weight of 300 lbs for a cremation box as required by the state of Iowa. Other additions can be the cost of an obituary in newspapers and an upgraded urn of your choice.
Is my loved one cremated alone?
At Celebrate Life Iowa, and at every crematory in Iowa, bodies are cremated as a private and individual cremation. Every person is properly identified once entering Celebrate Life Iowa’s crematory. All personal belongings are logged, and each individual is assigned a cremation tag that remains with them through the cremation process.
What can I do with my loved one’s ashes?
Some cremation families in Polk County chose to bury in various local cemeteries. Other families choose to keep the cremated remains with them until a later date. A positive point about cremation is you have the time to think about what is the best decision for your family.
