Adam & Greenwood Funeral Home is an independent, family-run funeral director with a branch in Maldon, Essex, part of a small group also covering Chelmsford and Billericay. The business offers simple and personalised funerals, burials and cremations, repatriation and exhumation services, prepaid funeral plans, and ashes burials and scatterings, alongside memorials and masonry.
The firm has over 20 years' experience in funeral service provision and describes itself as having 15 years of award-winning service; it is a member of both NAFD and SAIF, and its Golden Charter partnership has been recognised as regional Funeral Planner of the Year on eight occasions. A notable feature is its own Hall of Remembrance in Chelmsford, seating up to 100, and Herongate Wood Cemetery, a dedicated woodland cemetery for green burials, cremations and ashes interments.
The Maldon branch offers round-the-clock professional support and a wide range of coffin and casket options, including bespoke and eco-friendly choices, giving Essex families flexibility alongside the group's specialist woodland and memorial facilities.
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