You can be assured of good value and prompt installation in the spring. Cemeteries hav e different rules and regulations regarding monuments and markers. Before you buy a cemetery lot, ask what kind of monuments and markers are permitted. A monument retailer is a good source of information on cemetery policies in your community. If your lot is in this type of cemetery, you will never be able to place a traditional upright monument there.
Some cemeteries only allow upright monuments in certain sections.
Or they may impose restrictions on the size, which could severely limit your choice. When you purchase a cemetery lot, be sure to know if traditional upright monuments are allowed and if th ere are limitations on location and size. Many cemeteries charge a variety of fees for installation of the monument, perpetual care, and other add-on services. Some cemeteries will tell a customer that they are the only ones who can install a monument, or that installation costs are part of the l ot price. This is illegal.