Lafayette, IN Direct Cremation Prices & Funeral Homes

Direct cremation in Lafayette, IN is listed at $1,645 and $3,785. Compare 7 funeral homes in Lafayette and West Lafayette, with phone numbers.

Two Lafayette funeral providers publish a direct cremation price on FuneralUS: $1,645 at Rest Haven Memorial Park and $3,785 at Hahn-Groeber Funeral Homes, an average of $2,715. In West Lafayette, two more list $3,330 and $3,380. These are prices as listed in October 2026. Prices change, so call for a current quote before you decide.

How much is direct cremation in Lafayette, IN?

Provider Town Direct cremation (listed) Phone
Rest Haven Memorial Park Lafayette $1,645 (765) 447-1797
Soller-Baker Funeral Homes, Inc. West Lafayette $3,330 (765) 474-1111
TMG Funeral and Cremation Services, LLC West Lafayette $3,380 (765) 474-1111
Hahn-Groeber Funeral Homes, Inc. Lafayette $3,785 (765) 742-7873

Direct cremation is the simplest arrangement. Your loved one is cremated without a viewing or ceremony first, and you can hold a memorial later, at a time and place that suits the family. It's usually the least expensive option a funeral home offers.

A listed price doesn't always cover the same things. Ask each provider whether theirs includes bringing your loved one into their care, the container, the cremation itself and returning the ashes.

Which other funeral homes serve Lafayette?

FuneralUS lists 7 funeral homes and cremation providers in Lafayette and West Lafayette. These three don't publish a direct cremation price, so call them for a quote:

What can I ask a Lafayette funeral home for?

You can compare prices without visiting anyone. The FTC's Funeral Rule gives you these rights with every funeral provider:

  • Prices by phone. Funeral directors must give you price information on the telephone if you ask for it.
  • A price list to keep. When you visit, the funeral home must give you a General Price List that is yours to keep.
  • Only what you want. You can buy separate goods, such as a casket, and separate services, such as a memorial service.
  • No casket needed for cremation. A funeral home that offers cremation must tell you that alternative containers are available.
  • Your own urn or casket. The provider can't refuse to handle an urn or casket you bought somewhere else.
  • No routine embalming. No state law requires routine embalming for every death.

Source: FTC, "The FTC Funeral Rule".

How do I compare cremation providers in Lafayette?

  1. Call two or three providers above and ask for the direct cremation price and what it covers.
  2. Ask for the General Price List so you can compare line by line.
  3. Check more providers in the FuneralUS directory, or read our guides to cremation services in Lafayette and funeral homes in West Lafayette.

What comes after the funeral?

The estate still has to be settled: accounts, insurance, property and, often, probate. EverSettled gets your paperwork attorney-ready faster, which shortens the wait for the inheritance, and walks you through the rest of the admin after a death.

Sources

  • Prices, addresses and phone numbers: provider listings on FuneralUS, as listed in October 2026. Confirm with the provider.
  • Consumer rights: FTC, "The FTC Funeral Rule".