I was not happy that I had to ask for the heavy gold chain that I knew my brother always wore…read more($1,000) value and that when I received it, it was broken. I had to have it soldered by a jeweler to repair it. I think the mortuary should have told me about the gold chain. I don't think I should have had to bring it up and ask for it. If jewelry is removed by a mortuary when they receive a body, it should be saved for the deceased's loved ones and they should inform them. Also, there was a lot of pressure to hurry up and approve the death certificate. Does that mean they have limited refrigerated? Maybe. The sheriffs who discovered my brother's body at home during a wellness check did not have an autopsy nor any medical exam because "there appeared to be no sign of foul play." My brother hadn't seen the doctor who signed the death certificate in three years.

Affordable Cremations was there for me offering me guidance and support when ever I called. They…read moreweren't pushy and they certainly were Affordable. I told them what I wanted and needed. They gave it to me. Great people.

My friend of over 40 years had to have services for his wife, it was very dignified and pleasant,…read morethere was a large crowd to support Harry and his deceased, I would use them if required, keep your dollars in Midwest City

Nice and helpful people especially Rhonda who is behind the scenes, but there when you need herread more

They are very affirming to let things go!! They donate to many agencies, not thrift stores. That is…read morea huge positive to me. On the last day I needed to leave to get hearing aids I'd waited for 2 months. A decision, not confirmed with me, to move trash cans from where they were resulted in no trash service for a week. Now it stinks badly and my recycle can is filled up. My HOA will ding me, first offense. All in all the declutering was superior.

It's a real shame there is no Academy Award for decluttering because, if there were, Clutter…read moreBusters would have already won the Oscar for best performance! Whether you consider the SCENES in which they were featured DRAMA, MYSTERY, HORROR or COMEDY - and really it was a little of all four, rising STAR Darlene and her talented supporting CAST and CREW rose to meet the challenge!!! Frankly speaking, I do not know what I would have done had they not made an appearance during this STAGE of my life. The two main CHARACTERS - Darlene and Debbie - were like having two sisters who were also trusted advisors willing to impart their years of wisdom and experience. They even "held my hand" during those times when it became a little too scary or sad on the SET. Hiring Clutter Busters for this job of clearing out my family member's house was a very bold risk for me because it required a very high-level of trust on my part as well as theirs. There was no "micro-managing" on my part, and they worked very independently (and skillfully). I basically turned the PRODUCTION over to Clutter Busters and was given the opportunity to make brief (as in 30-minute) CAMEO APPEARANCES on a frequent basis when asked to do so. In my role as a WALK-ON, I toured the SET to see progress that had been made and was asked for my input on how they would like to proceed with the next steps in the decluttering process. Like skilled PERFORMERS who are outstanding at memorizing their LINES and taking DIRECTION, I was completely blown away at how they followed my directions "to the letter" and were mindful and watchful for PROPS (e.g., treasures and family heirlooms) that I had described to them that I wanted to keep. Like good CREATIVES, they also were not afraid to use their brains and "think outside the box". Darlene and Debbie kept a caring and watchful "eye" for some things of value that I would perhaps want to keep due to either the value (e.g., antique Fostoria pitcher) OR very select pieces of furniture (e.g., the two chairs that were in great condition) that could be utilized and appreciated by my dear loved one who had moved and was no longer living in the house. To be clear, these were not items that I had mentioned to THEM; rather, these were items that THEY noticed and pointed out to ME. Very thoughtful! I was further impressed with their NETWORKS. Darlene is very well-connected to many worthwhile non-profit organizations that take donations and, in my case, even found one that was willing to pay ME for the items remaining in the residence after the cleanout (instead of me paying them which happens more often). This fact, combined with her professional organizing skills, permitted a 3-step process that was followed room by room. Clutter Busters decluttered, then I reviewed what needed to be set aside for me to keep, then the non-profit would remove whatever was left. Since Clutter Busters has been in business for nearly a quarter-century, combined with their knowledge of professional organizing, you can expect to pay a little more for their services; HOWEVER, they are NOT a junk hauling company (which has its own equally valid and unique business niche to fill). If you're like me - someone who had BOTH trash and treasures mixed throughout, I recommend Clutter Busters without reservation. They are TRULY the BEST and you will be forever glad you chose them - just like me!!! SHINE ON Clutter Buster STARS!!!

I highly recommend this funeral service establishment. They took real good care of a great friend…read moreof mine and his mother and brother. They all got to be buried next to each other as I'm sure they wished. They really show they cared with how they did my friend's viewing.

This team went above and beyond on helping us with our time of need. They were responsive, patient,…read moreand worked quickly. Highly recommend Todd and his team.

I would like to let you know about my experience with Oklahoma City Cremation on August 19,2026…read morewhich was the day my wife died. A friend referred us here (please note our friend dealt with entirely different staff than we did) so we called for pricing and availability. We were quoted an all in price of $1250 plus per copy cost of certified death certificates. They asked multiple questions about the deceased (age, height, weight, where she was, etc) and agreed they could take care of us within the hour About an hour later an apprentice showed up at our door. It was just her, no one else and it was obvious to us there would be no way she could move my wife alone. I had this discussion with her and she agreed. I would like to note here that the apprentice was extremely professional and kind throughout the entire process. She looked professional in her attire and was very respectful at all times She contacted her office and the funeral director said there was no one else available to help. I asked her to call again as we needed this process to go smoothly. She called again and one of the funeral directors said she would come out to help. About another hour later the funeral director showed up looking like she had been working in the yard all day her hair and clothing were a mess and she was sweating profusely. She never spoke to me or the hospice nurse that was present but started complaining to the apprentice about the situation. She did not bring any kind of straps or assistance items to complete this process. She snapped at her co worker and the hospice nurse telling them what they were to do. The hospice nurse should have never been involved as that was not her job and not what she was there for. Due to the structure and age of the home the cot that was brought in would not fit into the bedroom. The funeral director decided they would put my wife on a board and carry her down the hall. I suggested that would not work but she insisted. She took the sheet my wife was laying on and started to wrap it around her and quickly stopped saying "she's too fat this will never work". The hospice nurse immediately took the sheets and wrapped my wife up as it should have been done. The funeral director said we are going to lift and carry her down the hall on this board. I once again said it won't work. It was done anyway. They got about 6 ft and dropped my wife off of the board hitting the wood floor below. I want to inject here that it was exactly one month before that my wife fell on the hardwood floor and started the process of her death. The funeral director simply walked out of the house without saying a word The apprentice was crying and apologizing over and over. And the hospice nurse was on the floor with my wife trying to comfort us all. The nurse then suggested that they use the sheets and simply slide the body down the hall then pick her up when they get to the cot. I never saw the funeral director again that day. No apologies, nothing. She then called me later to talk about money and payment. Never mentioned what happened. No apology. I even asked her for an apology twice over the phone and got nothing. She said "what do you want from me?" I replied "an apology " and she said "I did the best with what you gave me I have nothing to apologize for". I'm still in shock over what took place that day. Unprofessional, disrespectful, rude and disregard for the human body much less their family. I did pick up the ashes the next week and it felt like I was picking up a to go order at a restaurant. She was more proud that she wrote my wife's name with a Sharpie on the plastic container than anything else. Luckily the apprentice was there and apologized for what had happened previously. The funeral director gave me a $200 credit which she said was for the additional person charge. I ended up paying over $1500 for a $1250 quote and a service that was sub standard and emotionally unbearable at such a difficult time. I can honestly say at this time I would not recommend this company at all. When a family is experiencing a death they should NEVER have to experience any of these things. She also continued to tell me that the owner was out of town and there was nothing she could do.

This place awesome! I love the employees. Yes sometimes the wait time is long. They do try there…read morebest to get you in and out. They are very knowledgeable and helpful. Take your business over there and say hi. I always come here. They even have a drive through if you don't want to go in.

They locked the door at 6:50pm after telling me I could run up the street and get my birth…read morecertificate. they were extremely rude! And wasted my time after I called 45 mins before they closed to verify I could come. They acted as if they were in a rush to leave just to stand in the parking lot after 7pm to associate!

Jay and his team are outstanding. The communication before, during and after the inspection is top…read morenotch. They are very professional and knowledgeable as well as personable. Price is very fair for services provided. Highly recommend.

Jay completed an inspection for us as part of an out-of-state move. Unfortunately, after closing,…read morewe discovered tens of thousands of dollars in mold-related issues in the home, along with other problems that were not identified during the inspection. We are currently in litigation over the matter. Looking back, we have serious concerns about the inspection process and the group of people involved in getting the transaction completed. I would strongly encourage anyone considering using Jay or anyone connected to that transaction to do their own due diligence, ask detailed questions, and get independent second opinions before moving forward. Be careful.

The disposition was comfortable and everyone was nice! Pepper came and asked my husband did he want…read moresome water... I was impressed it is the little things!

They kept me updated every step of the way and got more for my settlement that I expected. Joshua,…read moreNate , Jackson and Rachel were all amazing. I knew they were a reputable firm but after the face to face meeting I had complete confidence they would get me what I deserved.