Originally built in 1982 as John Liberatos Crematorium in the Charleston Neck area - adjacent to the historic Magnolia, Bethany and St. Lawrence Cemeteries - Palmetto Cremation Society was the first crematory in the Tri-County. We pride ourselves on the functionality and appearance of our facilities. We are constantly updating and improving our premises and equipment to keep our facility within the highest of professional standards.
For advice on what to do when a loved one is dying, making funeral arrangements, pre-arranging your own funeral, or anything else, please feel free to contact us.
When it is time to schedule cremation, you will find that a variety of packages and services are available. At Palmetto Cremation Society, we are striving to simplify the cremation planning process. Our team offers unique services that can be customized based on the individual needs of each client. You are welcome to contact us at any time to learn more about available services for cremations in Ladson, SC.
We believe that every person deserves respectful, quality, affordable end of life services. Our cremation packages are designed with customer needs in mind. We work hard to keep our overhead costs low so that the savings can be passed onto our customers. Just because the prices are affordable doesn’t mean that you will sacrifice the quality of services. We promise the highest levels of care and utmost respect for families from all backgrounds and cultures.
Why Cremation?
This method of laying someone to rest involves reducing the body to ashes through heat and flame. Specialized equipment is necessary to ensure quality results and respectful care of the deceased. The bone fragments are processed to create a fine-textured powder, known as ashes. The family can decide where the remains are laid to rest.
With traditional burial so common in the past, why are many families choosing cremation? Learn about the benefits, and you will see that there are clear benefits available through cremation services:
There isn’t a one-size-fits-all approach when it comes to funeral and cremation planning. As you are considering your options for cremations in Ladson, SC, we invite you to consider all available packages to ensure your unique needs are met. Palmetto Cremation Society is here to offer personalized, quality services for every family.
Advance Planning vs. Immediate Cremations in Ladson, SC
Did you know that you can design cremation and funeral services in advance, helping to reduce the stress on your loved ones in the future? It is common for families to face the loss of a loved one and the stressful experience of planning a funeral at the same time. While there are instances where the death was unexpected, most families can prepare for the future by coordinating cremation preplanning.
Our team at Palmetto Cremation Society is here to share details about your options. Not only do we offer common services such as cremations, funerals, memorials, and celebrations of life, but we also have unique details that can be included in your event: video tributes, catering, live streaming, grief support, memorial products, and more. When you talk to us about preplanning, we will determine the services that are the right fit for your needs and preferences. This information will be stored securely, so it is ready when the time is right.
At the same time, we are also just a phone call away at any time – both day and night. When you need cremation services, it is essential that you call as soon as possible. We are here to answer your questions and walk you through the details every step of the way. In addition to cremation services, we also help with details behind the scenes: transportation, bringing the deceased into our care, paperwork, permits, event planning, and more.
A Cremation Provider You Can Trust
We are here to assist when you need cremations in Ladson, SC. For more information about these quality services, contact us at Palmetto Cremation Society. We are located nearby, at 5638 N Rhett Ave North Charleston, SC 29406. Call any time: (843) 722-2555.
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