Houston, TX · 20 price lists
Immediate burial in Houston
Each home's own General Price List. Every figure shows when we checked it.
Median $4,170 · $2,300 to $8,075
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Immediate burial · Houston
20 price lists$4,170
median · the same immediate burial runs $2,300 to $8,075 in this metro
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Funeral homes can pay for a listing labelled "Sponsored", kept apart from the price list. Payment never changes the order or the prices, and you never need an email to see a price.
How we're paid
Funeral homes can pay for a listing labelled "Sponsored", kept apart from the price list. Payment never changes the order or the prices, and you never need an email to see a price.
Immediate burial · Houston
20 price lists$4,170
median · the same immediate burial runs $2,300 to $8,075 in this metro
40 of 74 homes serving Houston
Same package at every home: immediate burial (casket provided by purchaser). Ranked by price, then distance. Nobody can pay to move up. We list 74 funeral homes serving Houston, and 20 of them have a price list we've checked so far.
20 priced homes around Houston
| Funeral home | Essential package | Distance | Open |
|---|---|---|---|
| Houston · license not yet checked · price list checked Oct 12, 2026 | $2,300 | 15 mi | View prices |
Cypress-Fairbanks Funeral Home Houston · license not yet checked · price list checked Oct 12, 2026 | $3,000 | 15 mi | View prices |
Funeraria Del Angel West Houston Katy · license not yet checked · could not re-check since Oct 9, 2026 | $3,295 | 21 mi | View prices |
| Pasadena · license not yet checked · could not re-check since Oct 9, 2026 | $3,345 | 13 mi | View prices |
| Houston · license not yet checked · could not re-check since Oct 9, 2026 | $3,445 | 9 mi | View prices |
Advantage Funeral & Cremation Services Houston · license not yet checked · could not re-check since Sep 21, 2026 | $3,555 | 8 mi | View prices |
| Houston · license not yet checked · price list checked Oct 12, 2026 | $3,695 | 13 mi | View prices |
Sorted by price. Our sort method is published and placement is never for sale.
Showing 1 to 7 of 40 homes serving Houston
Texas rules that apply here
Every line links to its statute. Checked Sep 18, 2026.
- Who can authorize a cremation
- Texas sets out a detailed priority list for control of a decedent's remains. A person designated in writing by the decedent comes first, followed by the surviving spouse, adult children, parents, adult siblings, the qualified estate representative, and then other kin in the statutory order. Texas provides that a person who has the right to control disposition can lose that right if they do not make final arrangements or appoint someone to do so before the earlier of the sixth day after receiving notice of death or the tenth day after death. statute →
- Naming a disposition agent
- Texas allows written directions concerning disposition, including cremation, in a will, prepaid funeral contract, or other qualifying signed and acknowledged instrument. statute →
Why these numbers are comparable
A price list is a list of line items, and no two homes itemize the same way. We rebuild the same basket at every home. Medians across the 20 homes with a checked price list:
- Immediate burial (casket provided by purchaser)
- $4,170
- Basket, median items
- $4,170
Anything a home charges outside this basket is shown on its own page, not hidden in the comparison.
Questions families ask
Answers use the figures on this page, not national averages.
Among 20 funeral homes serving Houston with a checked price list, immediate burial runs from $2,300 to $8,075, with a median of $4,170. The middle half of these homes charge between $3,528 and $5,415. Each figure comes from that funeral home's own General Price List, and we checked it against that list; the oldest check was Oct 7, 2026 and the most recent was Oct 12, 2026. We list 74 funeral homes serving Houston, and 20 of them have a price list we've checked so far.
The total adds these items from each funeral home's price list: immediate burial (casket provided by purchaser). Cemetery or crematory fees charged by third parties, death certificates, and merchandise such as an urn or casket are extra unless a funeral home lists them.
No. Under the federal Funeral Rule (16 CFR Part 453) you have the right to choose only the goods and services you want, and every funeral home must give you an itemized General Price List. The packages here are a comparison aid built from those itemized prices, not something the funeral home sells as a bundle.
The biggest differences are the non-declinable basic services fee, whether the funeral home has its own crematory or uses a third party, and how far it will travel to collect the deceased before a mileage charge applies. Each funeral home's page shows all of these.
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