Cemeteries

Established in the 1850s at 107 Park Street and overseen by the Town of Arcade since June 2024. Under Town regulations, monuments must be placed on foundations installed by the Town’s contractor.

Located on Harvester Avenue just south of Main Street and maintained by the Batavia Cemetery Association. We handle permit and foundation approval directly with the association for your family.

At the end of Hoyt Place off Winton Road South, on land that was part of the original Village of Brighton before its 1905 annexation into Rochester. We coordinate permits with the cemetery office.

An established burial ground at 712 Chestnut Ridge Road with older family memorials. The condition of existing stones matters when families arrange restoration, added lettering, or a replacement monument.

Located on Lamont Road near East Koy Road in the Town of Pike, tied to the East Koy community’s burial history. Families identify the correct plot and the permitted monument styles and dimensions before ordering.

A Batavia cemetery on Harvester Avenue serving Genesee County families. We confirm current foundation specifications, permitted materials, and monument size with the cemetery before production.

A longstanding community burial ground at 330 South Union Street, managed by the Fairfield Cemetery Association. Families confirm current size and foundation requirements before ordering an upright headstone, flat marker, or companion monument.

Also known as Elmgrove Methodist Cemetery, located at 476 Elmgrove Road with historic gravestones of earlier Gates families. Families confirm the cemetery’s authorization procedures before arranging cleaning, repair, or a new marker.

A historic burial ground at 1461 Buffalo Road holding older family gravestones from the community’s nineteenth-century history. Families planning added lettering, a replacement, or restoration first confirm the grave location and who authorizes cemetery work.

Located on Clinton Street in Batavia and serving families across Genesee County. We confirm the cemetery’s foundation, material, and monument size requirements before any design goes into production.

Located on East Church Street between the road and the Erie Canal, dating to 1825 when land was purchased for a community burial ground. Many older memorials here are marble, limestone, or sandstone, which call for careful preservation.

Located at 2781 Chili Avenue, with family memorials spanning several generations of Chili history. Families confirm their grave location and current monument placement and foundation requirements before planning a headstone.

Located on Coldwater Road in Gates near Holy Ghost Church, with longstanding ties to local Catholic families. Families planning a new headstone confirm the plot, permitted monument dimensions, and foundation requirements with the parish or cemetery office.

Owned and operated by the Town of Irondequoit at 3671 Culver Road, offering burial spaces, mausoleum crypts, and columbarium niches. Families confirm plot dimensions, permitted monument material, and foundation arrangements with the cemetery office before ordering.

Located on Lake Road and serving Brockport-area families. We confirm the cemetery’s foundation requirements and permit process before the first design meeting, so the family isn’t making those calls.

A historic local burial ground at Route 39 and Lyonsburg Road, east of the Bliss hamlet. Families confirm the plot, monument dimensions, and foundation or installation requirements with the cemetery’s responsible authority.

One of the Town of Elba’s current cemeteries, located on the west side of Maple Avenue in Elba. Confirm monument size, foundation, and installation rules with the Town before ordering.

A historic cemetery on Summit Street in the Village of Fairport, with gravestones tied to the village’s nineteenth-century development. Families arranging work on an existing grave first confirm the correct burial location.

Owned and operated by the Village of Albion on Route 31, east of the village, and one of the larger cemeteries we work with in Orleans County. We coordinate permits and foundations with the village.

Located at 4342 Buffalo Road in North Chili, within the Town of Chili. Families with plots here confirm permitted monument styles and required foundation arrangements before placing an order.

Established in the early nineteenth century at 1975 Baird Road and maintained by the Oakwood Cemetery Association. Its monument rules set requirements for dimensions, foundations, and placement across burial plots, cremation memorials, and a mausoleum.

A local burial ground on Telegraph Road in the Town of Pike serving families connected to the Pike community. Families confirm the grave location and any limits on monument dimensions or placement before planning a headstone.

A historic Elba burial ground on the south side of Chapel Street, between the fire department and the Methodist Church. Contact us about restoring or repairing a family marker here.

A historic burial ground near Portland Avenue and St. Ann’s Drive tied to Irondequoit’s early settlement history. Because of the cemetery’s age, families approach restoration or replacement of original headstones carefully.

A small historic Rogers family burial ground on private property around Armstrong Avenue near St. Paul Boulevard. Families confirm the burial location, property ownership, and permission to access the site before planning monument work.

A historic burial ground near Gloria Drive and Sweets Corners Road in eastern Penfield, with older gravestones of generations of local families. Monument work here often involves documentation, preservation, or repair rather than a new memorial.

Associated with St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church in Spencerport, offering traditional burials and cremation options including columbarium niches. Requirements for a grave monument can differ from those for a niche plaque.

St. Joseph Cemetery and Mausoleum on Harvester Avenue is connected to Resurrection Parish’s St. Joseph site. We confirm material and monument requirements with the parish before fabrication.