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Cremation in Fort Worth, TX

30 providers serving the Fort Worth area. 1 of them publish a direct cremation price, from $1,395. The rest quote by phone. Nationally, direct cremation runs about $1,000 to $3,600.

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★ 4.8 (95 reviews) from $1,395 Direct CremationCremation With Service

2300 N Sylvania Ave, Fort Worth, TX 76111 · 2 mi from Fort Worth

Price published by the provider · recorded 2026-09-29 · source

Verified Sep 2026 · Unclaimed listing

★ 4.9 (513 reviews) Direct CremationCremation With Service

6455 Hilltop Dr Ste 105, North Richland Hills, TX 76180 · 8 mi from Fort Worth

Verified Sep 2026 · Unclaimed listing

Nearest published cremation prices to Fort Worth

The 5 closest providers that publish a direct cremation price, up to 39 miles away. Use them to judge a quote you get by phone.

ProviderTownDirect cremationSource
TLC Cremation Dallas, TX $795 website, Sep 2026
Heritage Crematory Dallas, TX from $795 website, Sep 2026
Alpine Funeral Home Fort Worth, TX from $1,395 website, Sep 2026
Vargas - London Funeral Home Dallas, TX from $1,750 website, Sep 2026
Bill DeBerry Funeral Directors Denton, TX $2,500 website, Sep 2026

What to know about cremation in Fort Worth

  • Before the cremation. Before cremating, a Texas crematory must have a signed cremation authorization form and a death certificate or other death record showing the body may be cremated. Source.
  • Embalming. Texas law does not require embalming for cremation. A body held more than 24 hours after death must be kept refrigerated at 34 to 40 degrees Fahrenheit, embalmed, or sealed in a container that stops leaks and odors. Source.
  • Death certificates. Certified copies come from the Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS), Vital Statistics Section, in Austin, or from a local registrar or county clerk. How to order.
  • Help paying. We did not find a Texas state program that pays for cremation. Each county must provide for the disposition of a person who dies without means, and each county sets its own rules. Other options.

Every Texas cremation rule, with sources · How long cremation takes · Your price rights

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Common questions

How do I get a death certificate in Fort Worth?

Certified copies come from the Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS), Vital Statistics Section, in Austin, or from a local registrar or county clerk.

Does a medical examiner have to approve a cremation in Texas?

Before cremating, a Texas crematory must have a signed cremation authorization form and a death certificate or other death record showing the body may be cremated.

How much does direct cremation cost in Fort Worth?

Direct cremation nationally runs about $1,000 to $3,600, averaging near $2,200. Prices between providers in the same city routinely differ by thousands, which is why we list each provider's own disclosed price rather than a single average.

Do I have to use a funeral home?

Not necessarily. Direct cremation providers and crematories often serve families directly, and the FTC Funeral Rule entitles you to price information and to decline packages you don't want.

Are these providers licensed?

We confirm each listed provider is currently operating with working contact details, but we do not display license status: Texas does not publish a downloadable licensee roster, so we cannot verify it in bulk. Confirm licensure directly with the state board, or look for listings marked as claimed and verified by the provider.

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