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Steps to Take When Selecting a Family
Mausoleum
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Selecting
a family mausoleum is a sound
and permanent investment
requiring thoughtful, thorough
consideration of many factors.
FamilyMausoleums.net suggests an
orderly step-by-step approach to
eliminate uncertainties,
minimize expenses and assure
selection of the family
mausoleum that meets each and
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Determine
whether a family mausoleum is
the best choice for you and your
family. Discuss this with your
spouse and perhaps other family
members as this is likely the
longest-lasting purchase you
will ever make.
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Examine
the options for the location of
your family mausoleum. Determine
whether you would prefer to
place the mausoleum on private
property or in a cemetery. If
you choose to locate in a
cemetery, purchase a cemetery
lot with mausoleum privileges
that permit the family mausoleum
you want.
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Consider
non-commercial, rural, or home
cemeteries as they often have
fewer restrictions and lower
costs than urban cemeteries. If
you wish, FamilyMausoleum.net
can assist you and your cemetery
in adjusting restrictive
regulations or in lot planning.
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Select the
type of family mausoleum that
best fits your needs based on
the number of loved ones
involved and the style of
mausoleum desired. Other
considerations include mausoleum
options and choices, color
choices and the finances at your
disposal.
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Choose a
supplier and place an order for
your mausoleum, determining the
foundation requirements and
delivery schedule. Family
mausoleums are available from a
number of sources:
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Retail
monument dealers can source
family mausoleums and can place
them in the cemetery of your
choice. Monument dealers usually
have greater product knowledge
and can be of independent help
with your selection of a
cemetery and mausoleum lot. |
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Cemeteries
often can source family
mausoleums but usually only for
placement in their own cemetery.
In many cases cemeteries have
conflicting interests with lot
sales and their own commercial
condominium-style mausoleums. |
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Mausoleums
can also be purchased on the
Internet. |
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You may
choose to order and have the
foundation installed yourself
rather than have this done by
your supplier. If you do, be
aware that the cemetery may have
additional guidelines or
requirements for using outside
or private contractors. The
contractor and mausoleum
supplier will help determine the
type of foundation needed.
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You may
also choose to arrange and
complete the installation of
your family mausoleum yourself.
Your supplier will supply
instructions if required.
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Payment
terms are traditionally
one-third deposit when placing
the order, an additional
one-third payment when the final
plans are approved, and the
final one-third when the
mausoleum is installed.
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Delivery
time varies greatly from
immediately if purchased from
inventory, three to four months
for basic units purchased to
order, to six months or longer
for larger or customized units.
Foundation delays are common
during the winter. If the
purchase is made at the time of
death the funeral director can
arrange storage of the body
until the mausoleum is completed.
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Contact
Us
FamilyMausoleums.net
enables you to custom-build a preassembled
granite mausoleum selected with whatever
options you choose, at Internet prices.
The custom mausoleum
you select will be built to your
specifications, shipped preassembled
directly to the cemetery or private estate
of your preference and installed using a
local crane service.
You may choose to let
FamilyMausoleums.net
handle all the details or choose those
portions you wish to complete yourself.
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