Feltham Hill Funeral Directors

Serving Feltham Hill and the surrounding communities, our expert funeral directors will be there for you from the moment you first call to the day of the funeral and beyond.


Whatever type of funeral you have in mind, we will put plans in place to give your loved one a fitting farewell.


We're here for you 24 hours a day, seven days a week. No matter what your query, please get in touch and we'll be able to help.

Call us on 0800 456 1047

Feltham Hill Funeral Directors Near Me

Our Feltham Hill Funeral Directors offer:

  • Local expertise to help arrange the funeral you have in mind
  • The option of either an attended or unattended funeral
  • Expertise regarding local crematoria and burial sites
  • In-depth knowledge of funeral protocol for a variety of religions and cultures
  • Quality facilities including a quiet and peaceful chapel of rest
  • Caring and compassionate funeral arrangers who will support and guide you along the way
  • Prepaid funeral plans

Frequently asked questions

  • When someone dies, the first steps will depend on how and where the person passed away. Our step-by-step guides will walk you through the practical steps. For additional support and personal advice, please get in touch with us.


  • Third party funeral costs are additional charges which we will manage for you and attach to your single invoice. Get in touch with us to confirm costs and plan a funeral to fit your budget.


  • You don't have to make an appointment at our funeral homes. However, doing so will ensure that someone can be available to cater to your needs. When arranging a funeral, our Funeral Directors are happy to visit you in your own home, if required.


  • If you choose to arrange the funeral with us, you will be given the option of a complimentary Funeral Notice. We will set it up for you using the details discussed during the arrangements. All we need is an email address.


  • A pallbearer is one of usually four or six people who carry, or help transport, the coffin, throughout the stages of a funeral. Coffins are often moved on wheeled biers; but bearers are still needed.


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