About Chapel of the Highlands ~ Funeral & Cremation Care Professionals
Chapel of the Highlands has been serving the community since 1952, offering funeral and cremation care with a focus on compassion, professionalism, and attention to detail. Family-owned and recognized for excellence, the funeral home is known for providing thoughtful and friendly guidance during difficult times. Families appreciate their clear communication, supportive approach, and willingness to address concerns to make the process easier. The staff, including experienced professionals, are always available and resourceful, ensuring that every need is met with kindness and understanding. The facility is clean, conveniently located, and offers good parking. Chapel of the Highlands goes above and beyond to honor the wishes of loved ones, arranging services that include military honors and personalized tributes. Their dedication to personalized care, along with their ability to handle every detail smoothly, has earned them an excellent reputation and many positive reviews from families they serve. Overall, they are recognized for providing respectful, supportive, and comforting services during times of loss.
We’d been to services here but until now never had to enlist funeral services. From the minute we entered Paul and his staff made us feel instantly at ease. They were very efficient and treated us with patience and understanding which is what we needed during this emotional time. Highly recommend Chapel of the Highlands.
The team at Chapel of the Highlands was so helpful, compassionate, and professional when our mother suddenly passed away. They took such good care of her and of our family members during an extremely difficult time. We highly recommend them!
The staff at Chapel of the Highlands went above and beyond for me and my family. I believe the first time I attended a service there, I was around seven years old. Being part of a large, multi-generational family, I have unfortunately found myself attending services there at least once a year for much of my life.
As an adult, I’ve had the responsibility of taking a more hands-on role in funeral planning, and I’d like to share three experiences.
The first was for my uncle—while not related by blood, he was absolutely family. There was significant family drama leading up to the service, including a grandchild sending threatening messages. When the staff became...read full review