There are 6 NAFD- or SAIF-registered funeral directors listed here for Scunthorpe, including independent firms alongside the local Co-op Funeralcare branch.
Ashby Funeral Care is Scunthorpe's only qualified, family-run independent funeral director, led by Simon Taylor on Ashby High Street.
Co-op Funeralcare, Scunthorpe serves the surrounding area. Offering attended and unattended funerals and prepaid funeral plans to local families.
J. Naylor (Funeral Directors) serves Scunthorpe and Brigg, part of Beverley Funerals Limited. The firm offers direct cremation and pre-paid funeral plans.
Jason Threadgold Funeral Director is an award-winning, family-owned funeral service across North Lincolnshire, with a branch on Burringham Road, Scunthorpe.
Kettle of Scunthorpe serves Scunthorpe and the surrounding area. The team offers attended and unattended funerals, a chapel of rest and prepaid funeral plans.
R Wallace & Son is Isle of Axholme's only fully independent funeral director. Family-run for over 40 years from its Crowle chapel of rest.
Prices among Scunthorpe's listed funeral directors do vary by provider. Based on the standardised price lists available, a direct cremation costs from around £1,320 up to about £2,830, averaging roughly £1,748. A fully attended, traditional funeral (funeral director's fees only) ranges from about £2,450 to £3,275, with £2,875 a fairly typical figure. Bear in mind these figures don't include third-party costs such as crematorium fees, burial plots, or a celebrant or minister's fee — always ask for a full breakdown before booking.
If none of Scunthorpe's listed funeral directors are quite right, nearby options include:
There are 6 NAFD- or SAIF-registered funeral directors listed here for Scunthorpe and the immediate surrounding area.
Yes, some of Scunthorpe's listed funeral directors offer direct cremation, with prices starting from around £1,320, as a lower-cost alternative to a traditional attended funeral.
All 6 funeral directors listed in Scunthorpe are NAFD or SAIF accredited. Both NAFD and SAIF require their members to meet a code of practice and offer families a formal route to raise a complaint if something goes wrong.
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