US Funerals Online lists about 110 funeral homes and cremation providers in Utah, from Salt Lake City, Sandy and Bountiful to Ogden, Layton, Orem and Moab. Choose your town below to see the providers near you. Funeral service directors and establishments are licensed by the Utah Board of Funeral Service through the Division of Professional Licensing.
A direct cremation in Utah costs about $1,625 on average, and all-inclusive packages start from $1,467 in Salt Lake City and across the state. Prices vary from one provider to the next, so ask two or three funeral homes for their General Price List before you decide. Under the FTC Funeral Rule, they must give you one when you ask. See Cremation Costs in Utah for prices by city.
In Utah, the Office of the Medical Examiner must review the death certificate before any cremation, and the cremation permit is issued once it has been cleared. Alkaline hydrolysis is legal in Utah. A certified death certificate costs $35 for the first copy and $10 for each extra copy ordered the same day. Our Utah funeral and cremation guide explains each step.
Reviewed by Sara Marsden-Ille, Co-founder and Editor, US Funerals Online
