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Harrison-Ross Funeral Homes

1839 Firestone Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90001. Direct cremation is recorded at $1,695.

Address
1839 Firestone Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90001
Phone
(323) 584-1200
Website
harrisonross.com

Listed by the Parting funeral home directory and OpenStreetMap. Checked against our September 2026 snapshot. Tell us something here is wrong.

What Harrison-Ross Funeral Homes charges

ItemThis home
Direct cremation$1,695
Direct or immediate burial$1,940
Basic services of the funeral director and staff$895
Embalming$595

Recorded from the Parting funeral home directory in September 2026. The source publishes no date of its own. Estimates of what this home charges, not a quote, and nothing here binds the funeral home. Under the FTC Funeral Rule they must give you an itemised price list on request and quote prices over the phone.

The itemised list

Every line we hold for Harrison-Ross Funeral Homes. A funeral home bills these separately and you may decline almost all of them, which is exactly why the itemised list is worth reading before the arrangement conference rather than during it.

Line itemPrice
Basic services of the funeral director and staff$895
Transfer of remains to the funeral home$425
Viewing or visitation$300
Funeral ceremony$425
Memorial service$425
Graveside service$325
Hearse$425
Family car$495
Forwarding remains to another funeral home$1,745
Receiving remains from another funeral home$1,320
Direct cremation$1,695
Total estimated cost of a full service funeral$5,290

Recorded from the Parting funeral home directory in September 2026. The source publishes no date of its own.

What the cemetery adds, which no funeral home bills you for

Funeral home charges are only part of a burial. The plot, opening and closing the grave, the vault and the headstone are billed by the cemetery and the monument dealer, and they add roughly $8,130 in California. That is the number families most often miss, and it is the reason a $16,300 burial is quoted to them at half the figure.

ItemBilled byCalifornia typical
Cemetery plotCemetery$3,090
Opening and closing the graveCemetery$1,120
Burial vault or grave linerCemetery$1,800
Headstone or markerMonument dealer$2,120
Cemetery total$8,130

California figures from the NFDA price survey for the Pacific division, spread across the division by the fees local funeral homes publish, with cemetery mid-points added separately. Estimates, not quotes. The full California breakdown.

Other funeral homes in Los Angeles

Prices for the same service differ more between funeral homes in one city than they do between cities. Three phone calls is usually enough to find a gap of several thousand dollars.

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Your rights when you call

The FTC Funeral Rule gives you the same rights at Harrison-Ross Funeral Homes as anywhere else. They must give you an itemised price list before you agree to anything, and they must quote prices over the phone if you ask. You are not obliged to buy a package, you may buy a casket elsewhere, and they cannot charge you a handling fee for using it. Embalming is almost never required by law and cannot be charged for without your permission.

Covering $16,300 in California

A burial insurance policy is written for exactly this bill. Coverage is usually $5,000 to $25,000, it pays out in days rather than weeks, and for most people over 50 there is no medical exam.

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Common questions

How much does a cremation cost at Harrison-Ross Funeral Homes?

$1,695 for a direct cremation, according to the Parting funeral home directory, recorded by us in September 2026. A cremation with a service costs more. Call the home to confirm the current figure, which they must quote you over the phone.

Is Harrison-Ross Funeral Homes licensed?

We hold no licence number for Harrison-Ross Funeral Homes. It reaches this directory through the Parting funeral home directory and OpenStreetMap. Your state board publishes a lookup that gives the current answer.

What does a full funeral cost in Los Angeles?

A traditional burial with a viewing in California averages about $16,300 once the cemetery has billed for the plot, opening and closing, vault and headstone. The funeral home's own share is roughly $8,170 of that, and the remaining $8,130 comes from the cemetery and the monument dealer.

Where do these figures come from?

Recorded from the Parting funeral home directory in September 2026. The source publishes no date of its own. This listing itself comes from the Parting funeral home directory and OpenStreetMap. Everything is a public source and every one is linked at the foot of this page. If a figure is wrong, the correction link on this page reaches us directly.

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