Cremation Services

in Beaverton, Oregon

Beaverton cremation services starting at $1,194. Our compassionate team makes it simple to arrange everything by phone or online, with no need to visit a funeral home.

We’re With You Every Step of the Way

Our staff of dedicated professionals is available to guide you through all aspects of arranging a cremation service.

Arrangements

Online arrangements are simple and convenient. You can review options, complete required forms, and submit payment from the comfort of home in 15 minutes or less.

Transfer

Once payment is received, we will respond to the place of passing within our service area. We’ll contact you with an estimated arrival time and typically arrive within 1–2 hours.

Documentation

We'll email the required forms to authorize cremation. No printing or scanning is needed. You'll also review and approve the death certificate before we file with the state.

Return

Cremated remains may be returned by hand delivery, scheduled pickup, or shipped by USPS Priority Mail Express. Unattended scattering at sea is also available with written authorization.

Cremation Made Simple

We provide a simple direct cremation package that can be arranged online or over the phone. No funeral home visits or sales pitches. Our $1,194 Simple Cremation package includes everything you need:

Transportation Services

Travel Safe Urn

Notification of Social Security

Filing of the Death Certificate

24/7 Customer Support

About Us

Western Cremation Alliance serves families in Beaverton, OR with affordable cremation services rooted in compassion, respect, and simplicity. We understand that choosing cremation is a deeply personal decision, and we’re here to make the process as clear and comforting as possible. Whether you need help right away or are exploring your options, our experienced team is ready to provide support, answer your questions, and help you take the next steps with confidence.

How much does a Beaverton cremation cost?

The average cost for a direct cremation in Oregon is $1,595 and ranges up to $2,500 or more. We compiled this Beaverton cremation cost table in 2024.

Western Cremation Alliance$1,194
Sunnyside Little Chapel of the Chimes$2,545
Wilhelm's Portland Memorial$2,385
Skyline Memorial Gardens & Funeral Home$2,285
Lincoln Memorial Park & Funeral Home$2,285
Peake Funeral Chapel$2,044
Stehn Family Chapels$2,044
Zeller Chapel of the Roses Funeral Home$1,985
Ross Hollywood Chapel$1,985
Mt. Scott Funeral Home$1,895
Fir Lawn Memorial Park & Funeral Home$1,895
Riverview Cemetery Funeral Home$1,850
Smart Cremation$1,740
Canby Funeral Chapel$1,735
Molalla Funeral Chapel$1,735

Imminent Need

Imminent need arrangements are made when a loved one is expected to pass soon, but has not yet died. This allows families to prepare in advance by selecting services, completing forms, and understanding next steps, ensuring everything is in place ahead of time.

Making Decisions Now Eases the Burden in Difficult Moments

When a loved one is nearing the end of life, the emotional toll can be overwhelming. Having a clear plan in place helps families avoid rushed decisions during a stressful time. Our team is available to guide you through each step, answer your questions, and help complete the necessary paperwork so everything is ready when the time comes. This service gives you peace of mind and allows you to focus on what matters most. 

What Our Families Are Saying

Meet Our Care Team

Adrien Hunter

Adrien Hunter

Owner & Managing Funeral Director

Adrien Hunter is a licensed Funeral Director with over 15 years of dedicated experience serving families throughout the Seattle and Portland metro areas. A Phi Theta Kappa graduate of Mt. Hood Community College in Funeral Service Education, Adrien is committed to providing compassionate, respectful, and personalized care. When he's not assisting families, Adrien enjoys exploring new destinations, attending live music events, and spending quality time with his family.

Beaverton Cremation Information

In Beaverton, nearly eight out of ten families choose cremation for reasons that range from religious and philosophical beliefs to economic and environmental considerations. For many, cremation offers a simpler and more personal way to find closure that feels aligned with their values and way of life.

Is there an office I can visit in Beaverton?
We don’t operate a traditional funeral home in Beaverton. Instead, our arrangement process is entirely remote — families complete forms and make payments online or by phone. It’s a simple, flexible way to arrange cremation without in-person visits.

How do I get a death certificate for someone in Beaverton?
Washington County Vital Records handles all death certificate requests for Beaverton. Their office is at 155 N First Avenue, Suite 170, Hillsboro, OR 97124. Call 503-846-3538 or visit the official county website for details and order forms.

Where can I publish an obituary locally?
Notices may be submitted to The Oregonian, Portland Tribune, or Beaverton Valley Times. Most require verification by a cremation provider and are subject to pricing based on length. Submit online or call (844) 209-0738.

What are the rules for scattering ashes in Oregon?
Oregon permits scattering on private property with the owner’s permission. State and national parks require pre-approval. Scattering at sea must take place three miles offshore and be reported to the EPA’s Region 10 office.

Are there financial programs that can help with cremation in Beaverton?
Social Security offers a one-time benefit of $255. Veterans may qualify for no-cost burial at Willamette National Cemetery. Some tribal and local aid programs may also help. Contact the Department of Human Services or your local tribe for options.