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Cullis Memorials

Have a memorial-related question? We have the answer. Check out these FAQs and give us a call today for more information!

  • Do I need to schedule an appointment?

    No, you do not need an appointment. Scheduling an appointment can be helpful, as it allows us to gather all the necessary information in advance. You choose what works best for you. If you need quality tombstones, be sure to give us a call today.

  • What size and style of memorial best suits my needs?

    Each cemetery has specific rules and regulations regarding the size and shape of memorials, which can vary depending on the section of the cemetery where your plot is located. Our memorial specialists are available to assist you with this information. Be sure to contact us to learn more about custom gravestones.

  • How long will it take to receive my memorial?

    In our experience, you will receive a professional draft within three to four weeks. Once you review and approve it, your memorial will go into full production, which takes about three to five months. We will notify you as soon as your memorial is delivered to our shop.


    Our best estimate for custom orders, like special shapes, hand carvings, non-standard sizes or finishes, and some imported colors, may take longer, approximately six to nine months. For more information on headstones, contact Cullis Memorials today.

  • Is all granite the same?

    The simple answer is no. There are hundreds of granite types and colors from around the world, but only a few dozen are suitable for monuments.


    It’s important to always ask what state, country, or part of the world the granite comes from. For example, there are many types of gray granite. Barre Gray comes from Barre, Vermont, while Classic Gray is from Georgia. Both appear similar on the surface, but Barre Gray is known to be far superior and will not hold moisture like the less expensive and softer Georgia Gray granite.


    We only use Barre Gray Granite from Barre, Vermont. Barre Gray Granite is widely considered to be one of the best granites available due to its exceptional quality, texture, durability, and weather resistance. For more information about granite gravestones, contact us today.

  • Where does Cullis Memorials source its granite?

    Cullis Memorials sources its granite from the Rock of Ages quarries in Vermont. 


    Granite sourced from North American quarries is renowned for its exceptional durability, vibrant color richness, and superior engraving clarity. This high-quality granite ensures that memorials maintain their beauty and legibility over time. Additionally, selecting North American granite can result in faster delivery times compared to overseas options. To learn more about granite gravestones, contact us today.


  • Why is it beneficial to order from a quarry-direct monument company rather than through a funeral home or cemetery?

    Quarry-direct monument companies source granite directly from the quarry and work with manufacturers to craft your monument. This approach guarantees superior quality, faster delivery, and more competitive pricing. In contrast, funeral homes and cemetery caretakers often rely on third-party vendors and external manufacturers, which can result in unknown quality, uncertain quarry origins, longer wait times, and higher costs due to added middleman fees. If you want to learn more about high-quality gravestones, contact Cullis Memorials today.

  • How much will my memorial headstone cost?

    The cost of headstones varies based on several factors, with size and material being the most significant. The material you select influences customization options such as lettering, finishes, and artwork. According to Headstones & Markers, flat markers typically range from 20 to 28 inches in length and 10 to 16 inches in width, which can also impact pricing. For an accurate estimate, please contact us today at 610-876-9201.

  • What should I look for when purchasing a memorial stone or marker?

    Purchasing a memorial is a major investment of time and money and should be undertaken with great thought and care. Whether you are making immediate or pre-need arrangements for a funeral or purchasing cemetery property, you should know that you and your family ARE NOT obligated to purchase a monument from a funeral home or a cemetery. Unfortunately, many cemeteries, especially those that are corporately owned, routinely employ high-pressure sales tactics to intimidate customers into buying from them. A good argument can be made to delay the purchase of a memorial, the one visual and lasting tribute, until other matters are complete. Contact us if you have any questions about headstones for an upcoming memorial service.

  • Why should I work with Cullis Memorials?

    As the oldest business in Brookhaven, PA, Cullis Memorials carries a proud legacy of exceptional craftsmanship and service spanning 150 years. We understand that every memorial, including headstones, holds deep meaning, which is why we are dedicated to providing the highest-quality products, thoughtfully tailored to your needs. Our team is committed to responsiveness, ensuring prompt communication and close collaboration to guarantee your complete satisfaction. More than just a service, we help create lasting tributes that honor the lives of your loved ones. When you choose us, you become part of our family.

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