FAQs
FAQs About Cemetery Monuments & Headstones
What is the difference between a cemetery monument and a headstone?
A cemetery monument is a larger memorial structure, often used to mark the resting place of multiple family members or to commemorate a significant legacy. A headstone, also called a gravestone or tombstone, is typically a smaller marker placed at the head of an individual’s grave to identify and honor the deceased. Both can be personalized with engravings, designs, and other elements.
What materials do you use for your cemetery monuments and headstones?
We use high-quality granite for all of our cemetery monuments and headstones. Granite is durable, weather-resistant, and ideal for preserving engravings and designs over time.
Can I customize the design of a headstone or monument?
Yes, we offer extensive customization options for our headstones and monuments. Our team will work with you to create a design that includes personalized engravings, imagery, or inscriptions to honor your loved one in a meaningful and unique way.
How do I maintain a headstone or monument?
Granite headstones and monuments are designed to be low-maintenance and long-lasting. To keep them clean, use a soft brush and mild, non-abrasive soap mixed with water. Avoid using harsh chemicals or pressure washers, which can damage the stone.
Do you serve specific locations?
At Heritage Memorials, we proudly serve families in Pembroke, Laurinburg, Lumberton, and the surrounding areas of North Carolina.