South Edmonton, Edmonton
Headstones in South Edmonton
Granite headstones, grave markers and cemetery monuments for south Edmonton families — made in our Edmonton workshop, about 20 minutes south-east of the shop.
South Edmonton
Granite memorials for south Edmonton families
We are about 20 minutes south-east of the shop, which puts every cemetery serving south Edmonton inside the area we deliver and install to. Families here are usually buying for Mount Pleasant Cemetery on 101 Street, Holy Cross Cemetery and South Haven Memorial Gardens, and each of those grounds has its own rules about memorial size, thickness and whether an upright is allowed at all. Call the shop
Mount Pleasant is the largest cemetery in the city and its rules change section by section — some blocks are upright, many are lawn-level. Bring the plot number and we can look up exactly what yours allows.
Everything we make is cut and lettered on 181 Street in west Edmonton — solid granite, sandblasted by hand, never ordered in finished and resold. You are welcome to come and see the stone at full size before it goes out to south Edmonton, and a good number of South Edmonton families do exactly that. Ask for a quote
If you do not yet know what your section allows, that is the normal starting point and not a problem. Tell us the cemetery and the plot number and we will find out, in writing, before you make a single decision about granite or wording. There is no charge for that and no obligation attached to it. Call (780) 293-0873
What we make
Our memorials in South Edmonton
All five are made in the same Edmonton shop, and we deliver and install throughout south Edmonton.
Why us
Why South Edmonton families work with us
We know the South Edmonton cemeteries
We have set memorials at Mount Pleasant Cemetery on 101 Street, Holy Cross Cemetery and South Haven Memorial Gardens and we know what each one accepts. Before we quote you anything we confirm your section's size, thickness and finish rules in writing with the cemetery.
Clear, itemised pricing
The memorial price covers the granite, the engraving and two designs, with any amount of front lettering in any language. Delivery and installation to south Edmonton are quoted separately and stated up front, alongside the cemetery's own permit fee — nothing appears at the end that was not on the quote.
A proof before anything is cut
You see a scaled drawing of the finished memorial and check every name, date and word on it. Proofs are free, we redraw as many times as needed, and nothing goes to the saw until you approve it.
The cemetery paperwork is ours
Permit applications, size approvals and foundation scheduling are handled by us. You should not have to learn how a cemetery permit works while you are grieving.
Locally
What South Edmonton families usually choose
Mount Pleasant governs most of what we do in south Edmonton, and it is not one set of rules but dozens. Some blocks permit uprights, many are lawn-level, and the boundary is not obvious from walking the grounds. The plot number settles it in a single phone call, and that call should happen before anyone chooses granite. Holy Cross and South Haven have their own separate requirements again.
South Edmonton questions
Asked by families here
What does Mount Pleasant Cemetery allow?
It depends entirely on the block. Mount Pleasant is the largest cemetery in Edmonton and its sections were laid out over more than a century, so some permit uprights and many are flush-only. Bring the plot number and we will look up exactly what yours allows before you spend any time on design.
Is Holy Cross different from Mount Pleasant?
Yes, different grounds and different rules, even though they sit near each other. Holy Cross is a Catholic cemetery with its own memorial regulations and permit process. We deal with both regularly and will tell you which requirements apply to your plot.
Get a free quote in South Edmonton
Call (780) 293-0873 and tell us the cemetery, or send the details through and we will come back in writing within one business day.
Nearby
Other areas we serve
We deliver and set across Edmonton and the surrounding counties.