Funeral Directors in Leatherhead

Families in Leatherhead can currently choose from 4 NAFD- or SAIF-registered funeral directors listed here, including a mix of independent and family-run firms.

Leatherhead

James and Thomas Funeral Directors

Part of Funeral Partners, James and Thomas Funeral Directors serves Leatherhead and the wider area. The team offers 24-hour support.

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Leatherhead

L Hawkins & Sons Ltd, Cameron Lodge

L Hawkins & Sons has served Leatherhead from its Cameron Lodge premises on Church Street. The family-owned firm also runs a second Leatherhead office.

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Leatherhead

L Hawkins & Sons Ltd, Highlands Road

L Hawkins & Sons operates a Highlands Road office in Leatherhead. This family-owned firm runs a second local premises and offers 24-hour call-outs.

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Leatherhead

W A Truelove & Son Ltd

Serving Surrey and South London since 1885, this family-run firm runs 18 branches from its Sutton head office, including a monumental masonry service.

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What Does a Funeral Cost in Leatherhead?

Based on the prices Leatherhead's listed funeral directors publish, a direct cremation typically runs from £1,550 to £1,995, averaging around £1,661. A fully attended, traditional funeral (funeral director's fees only) typically runs from £3,485 to £3,775, averaging around £3,601. These are the funeral director's own fees; they don't cover crematorium or burial costs, or a celebrant's or minister's fee, so it's worth checking exactly what's included before you book.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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

A direct cremation is the lowest-cost option listed here, with prices for Leatherhead starting from £1,550. It doesn't include a funeral service, though many families hold a separate memorial or celebration of life afterwards.

All 4 funeral directors listed in Leatherhead are NAFD or SAIF accredited. Both trade bodies ask members to meet conduct standards and provide a formal complaints procedure, which matters given there's no statutory regulation of the profession.