Funeral Directors in Dorking

Dorking currently has 4 NAFD- or SAIF-registered funeral directors listed here, including a mix of independent and family-run firms.

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Sherlock Funeral Service Limited

Sherlock Funeral Service is a sixth-generation family business founded in 1865, still family-run in Dorking more than 160 years later.

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Sherlock Funeral Service Ltd

Sherlock Funeral Service has served Dorking since 1865 and is now run by its sixth family generation, offering horse-drawn hearses and woodland burials.

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Surrey Green Burials Funeral Directors Ltd
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Surrey Green Burials Funeral Directors Ltd

Surrey Green Burials is a family-run Dorking firm offering traditional and green burial options, with clear, transparent package pricing.

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W A Truelove & Son Ltd, Dorking

W A Truelove & Son has served Surrey and south London since 1885. Its Dorking branch on the High Street is one of 18 group offices.

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What Does a Funeral Cost in Dorking?

Based on the prices Dorking's listed funeral directors publish, a direct cremation typically runs from £1,530 to £1,650, averaging around £1,565. A fully attended, traditional funeral (funeral director's fees only) typically runs from £3,650 to £3,790, averaging around £3,722. Direct cremation prices are as published by each firm and some include the crematorium fee, while attended funeral figures are the funeral director's own fees only; cemetery, celebrant or minister fees and other third-party costs are separate, so it pays to ask for a full, itemised quote.

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Frequently Asked Questions

There are 4 NAFD- or SAIF-registered funeral directors listed here covering Dorking.

Yes — the lowest-priced direct cremation listed for Dorking is £1,530, among the options available if an attended service isn't needed.

All 4 funeral directors listed in Dorking are NAFD or SAIF accredited. NAFD and SAIF membership comes with obligations — a code of practice, conduct standards, and a formal complaints route — that aren't required by law but offer families extra reassurance.