Desiree and her team were more than we had ever expected. She made the loss of my mother go…read moreincredibly smooth & treated me with so much kindness. I would not recommend Emmick more!!! Super reasonable pricing as well as services :)

If I could give them more stars - I definitely would without hesitation. Michael and Desiree are…read moreamazing to work with. My father's death was hard for all of us especially my mom. With their guidance and support- everything was done so well and seamlessly. There was no upselling of anything, no pressure. They were able to accommodate our requests. My mom was so impressed with Michael. He walked with her to the viewing of my father. And he stayed with us until my dad's burial was done. He made sure everything was ok before he left. Desiree was quick to respond either a call or text. She's was very helpful. Price was very reasonable. They are caring and compassionate people. I would definitely work with them again.

Kristy and her team were amazing to work with during a most difficult process. They were…read moreempathetic, kind, and helpful in navigating the death of my brother. I cannot recommend them enough.

The staff at Angel Mountain were great for when we needed to arrange cremation for my wife. Their…read moreservice offerings are straight forward, easy to understand, no upselling and reasonably priced. The process was efficient and timely. Angel Mountain really removed a lot of the stress for us at a difficult time. I highly recommend Angel Mountain!

My twin sister was in Hospice with terminal cancer in Seattle, We knew that her death was imminent…read morebut I live 1500 miles away and I could not be there with her and her family to help with the necessary arrangements. I called Western Cremation and spoke to Adrien. He was so knowledgeable. He walked me through the process. His empathy, professionalism and calm demeanor was a godsend! Western took care of everything: the transport of my sister, her cremation, the delivery of the ashes to her family, dealing with the coroner, the necessary reporting to the government and the ordering of the death certificates. The loss of a loved one is never painless, but Western was there for us during a very trying and tragic time, easing the loss. We appreciate all the they did and we recommend them wholeheartedly.

I was very apprehensive about ordering such an important and delicate matter on line. I contacted…read morethem once my Mom passed. They took care of everything! It was a difficult time but Western Cremation Alliance took over and handled everything seamlessly. I was able to just grieve for my Mom.

I forgot to review this place after my Dad passed. It was hectic. We had a coroner come out to our…read morehouse with a list of places and which ones had good feedback. This place was on their selection of good feedback and they were close. They were kind caring and had selections from around 600.00 and on up. They had a wall of Urns, and options for things I never thought of before, for keeping some ashes. They had no hidden fees, other than the Death Tax, which was something like 75.00.

Renee was awesome to work with. I can't tell you how much Choice Cremations helped us when my…read morebrother was killed in an accident. Again Renee was great. I am from out of town and they were able to meet with us on short notice and took care of everything at a reasonable cost. Thanks again.

Wife died just the other day Diane is amazing I would give 20 stars if I could She has helped with…read moreall arrangements over phone I could not have done this without her

They were promptly and on time to reply to my message and they were very upfront with their quote…read morebut I'm going to shop around you know if it's up to me you just bearing me at the back 40

My Wife passed quite unexpectedly, so I was at a complete loss for which company to select for…read morecremation services. I tasked my sister with calling the companies that the hospital provided on their list. She was very impressed with the compassion and helpfulness of the people she talked to at ACCA. She recommended that I call them. I called them, and they were so helpful, compassionate and understanding. Their prices were very reasonable, and their service was top notch. Amy even met me halfway to personally deliver the ashes. If you find yourself in the need of these services, I cannot recommend them highly enough! Thank You!!!

I cannot begin to describe my experience working with Bill and his staff. Bill and his team were…read morevery respectful, patient, caring and empathic. I called Bill the morning I lost my loved one and he walked me through the process with the utmost care and understanding. He was very thorough without rushing me for any decisions. He comforted me by telling me to take my time in deciding when I would like to hold the cremation and if I wanted to make special arrangements. I was treated with respect and compassion with every phone call and visit to their office by the staff. I ordered a gold necklace with a fingerprint and quote which took about 6 weeks and it was beautiful. I am grateful for the recommendation from Evergreen Hospice. I highly recommend ACCA to those in need of this type of service. Thank you, ACCA!

I'd give less than a star if I could. This company was one of many listed and referred to me by VM…read moreHospice House in Tacoma, Washington. Since they were on the list, I assumed they were a reputable business. I did my due diligence in vetting all of the companies that they provided. This company, Cremation+plus appeared to be the best option. This would turn out to be one of the worst decisions I've ever made. Initial contact was on September 12th. The administrative staff emailed me the information and documents that needed to be completed for the cremation. At the time, I was my aunts DPOA, admin was made aware and had me attach the POA paperwork along with the completed contract document. The staff confirmed receipt and stated that we could then move forward. Her adult children were not actively involved in her life. They both lived hundreds of miles away but were aware that she'd be cremated. Thus, they were noted in the contract, but did not partake in any decisions. The DPOA was still valid because she had not passed away yet. On September 19th, my auntie passed away. I had the Hospice House staff contact Cremation Plus. This is where it all went wrong! On September 23rd, admin staff called and said they needed the DPOA. I stated that it was submitted on the 12th. She then says it must have been lost in a spam folder but somehow finds it while we're on the phone. We are then told that the DPOA was not worded correctly and would not be sufficient for retrieving a death certificate or moving forward with the cremation. If the employee had really reviewed the information on the 12th, and was knowledgeable in her job, then why didn't she contact us right away to let us know that there was an issue? It wasn't until five days after my aunt passed away that they say they can't move forward. They need her children's signatures. Getting the paperwork completed on my cousins end was problematic. Her email and cell didn't work properly (she stated) so it was taking a bit. I was able to reach her daughter who then provided me with her own cell and email. I gave this information to the staff for them to follow up. In between these days, I had either called/emailed to check on status but received no replies. Then on September 30th, the same employee send an email to myself and to my cousin (the email addresses that she listed for my cousin are the addresses that were NOT working, she knew this) stating that at that point it had been 10 days since my aunt had been in their custody and beginning on October 1st, there would be a $50 a day charge for holding my aunts body. I immediately called the office and the employee stated the email was really directed towards my aunts daughter to be like a "scare tactic" to get the paperwork signed. I again, had to remind her that she used the wrong email addresses, had been made aware of the correct email address and that all this could've been taken care of on September 12th, if she'd done her job correctly. I told her there was no way we were going to pay $50 a day for a problem that she created. She then "thanked" me for giving her the correct information (which she already had) and said she'd make contact. Again, this was October 1st, it would be the last time that anybody from that office had contact with me. I left voicemails, emails, and messages with the answering service for follow up...just to see when we would be able to retrieve my aunts cremains...not a word until, Monday, October 14th, only after I left a frantic message on Sunday night to speak with the owner. I was informed that her estranged kid was driving 10 hours to come and pick up her cremains. They stated that they were told that we and the children had talked and agreed that he drive the 10 hours to get her (even though we're five minutes away from their office). In what world does that make any sense? This company has told lie after lie just to cover their a**. All they had to do was contact us to let us know what was going on. It would've saved a lot of his heartache and while I understand the legalities of her children taking precedence over a niece and a sister, my problem continues with this company for not contacting us. The person that I spoke with on the 14th, was a Funeral Director intern who used every excuse in the book for not contacting us. How long would they let that go? We just wanted my aunt remains. They could've told us from the beginning all of this was going on. It would've prevented a lot of heartache. I ended my phone call with the intern asking that the owner of the company contact me for further resolution. I have yet to hear from him and it is the 16th. i'm thinking that I'm never going to receive that call so overall it's a zero out of 10 for me. The price was satisfactory, but with all the problems this has caused I would have paid triple the price just to avoid it all. DO NOT USE CREMATION PLUS.