OnSite Cremation, Where Your Loved One is Referred to by Name and Not Just by a Number

Simple Direct Cremation

Starting at $1,500

OnSite Cremation: Where, When, and How Matters


Direct Cremation

Starting at $1,875

Easy Online Process

Get a quote within seconds. Complete arrangements online within 30 minutes.

Transparency

Choose and pay for only the services that you and your family need.

Exceptional Care

Providing compassionate services at a direct cremation price.

Life is Beautiful: Let Us Help You Celebrate It


We are here to make this process simple and seamless for you and your family.

Life is filled with beautiful moments, and at OnSite Cremation, we're here to help you celebrate those special times. Losing a loved one is never easy, and we want to offer a helping hand during this emotional journey. Our caring team is more than just a service provider; we're here to provide comfort and understanding as you remember and honor the life of someone dear to you.

Which Cremation Is The Right Choice For Me Or My Loved One?


Choosing the method of cremation for a loved one is a deeply personal decision, and understanding the differences between flame and water cremations can help you make an informed choice that aligns with your preferences and beliefs. Both methods serve as eco-friendly alternatives to traditional burial and have unique advantages and considerations.

Flame Cremation: Flame cremation, also known more as traditional cremation, is the more widely practiced method. It involves intense heat, generated by natural gas or propane. This process usually takes several hours. One of the main advantages of flame cremation is its widespread availability and acceptance, making it a convenient and affordable choice for families.

Water Cremation (Alkaline Hydrolysis): Alkaline hydrolysis cremation is called by many different names such as, Fireless Cremation, Aquamation, Resomation, Bio Response or simply water cremation. This process is called a ‘cremation’ because the remaining skeletal ashes can be presented to the family in an urn just like with traditional cremation. ï»¿


Ultimately, the choice between flame and water cremation depends on factors such as personal beliefs, environmental concerns, and financial considerations. It's essential to consult with a funeral professional and carefully weigh your options to ensure that the method chosen honors your loved one's memory in a manner that aligns with your values and preferences.


With You Every Step of the Way


Because saying goodbye shouldn't be difficult.

1. Arrangements

Make the arrangements online or call our care team to notify of your loved ones passing

2. Collect & Care

We bring your loved one into our personal care after all of the arrangements have been made

3. Registration

We register your loved one's death and obtain copies of the death certificate on your behalf

4. Cremation

We perform a private, dignified cremation after receiving all permits and documentation

5. Delivery

We return your loved one's cremated remains and death certificates to you by priority mail or appointment for pickup

Welcome To OnSite Cremation


Simplifying Cremation Services with Dignity and Affordability

Welcome to OnSite Cremation, a cutting-edge crematory and ceremonial plaza conveniently located within the Joseph H. Brown Jr. Funeral Home at 2140 North Fulton Avenue in Baltimore. We specialize in providing both alternative and traditional death care services that truly matter.


In an era where traditional death care services are commonplace, we recognize the growing popularity of cremation services. At OnSite Cremation, we emphasize the significance of not just choosing cremation but also arranging a memorial service. A memorial service is a tender remembrance, allowing for a heartfelt tribute even when the departed may not be physically present. This can include creative representations like an urn or cherished photos and personal items.


Even for those opting for what's commonly known as a "direct cremation," we encourage families to consider a ceremony of remembrance. This ensures that those who have left us are not simply overlooked but are genuinely honored and remembered. Whether you're familiar with the term "direct cremation" or not, taking this extra step to commemorate a loved one with a memorial service can be a beautiful expression that aids in the healing process after the loss of someone dear.


If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact us at (410) 383-2700. Our licensed professional team is available 24/7 to assist you in any way we can. At OnSite Cremation, we are here to support you and your family.


At OnSite Cremation, let us guide you with compassion and care as we navigate these services together, preserving the cherished memories of your loved ones.


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Find out more about Water Cremation

Baltimore Funeral Home Introduces Eco-friendly 'Water Cremation', Aiding Environment Amidst Pricing Challenges

State, Baltimore officials look to ‘water cremation’ as a greener way to move on

Baltimore Funeral Home Introduces Eco-friendly 'Water Cremation', Aiding Environment Amidst Pricing Challenges

Remembering Lives & Honoring Legacies


A tribute to those we have lost.

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My Loved One Just Passed, What's Next?


We're here to answer your questions.

Planning a funeral can be overwhelming, there are so many questions: What happens next? Where do you start? Rest assured, our team at OnSite Cremation will help you make all the preparations necessary. We understand what you're going through and will make the process as smooth as possible for you during this difficult time. We are here to answer any questions you might have about the cremation process.

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    We know that questions may arise during this difficult time. We have provided you with the most commonly asked questions. If you need assistance with anything else please be sure to contact us. 


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