When we sadly and sometimes unexpectedly lose a loved one, it is difficult to know where to turn and more importantly, who you can trust to take care of your loved one as if they are their own.
It is important that you choose the right funeral director to undertake the role of advising and guiding you at what is an extremely distressing and complicated time. With so much to think about, you need a funeral director who takes the time to listen to you and your loved ones wishes and go the extra mile so that you can work together to create the most befitting farewell to your loved one, whilst at the same time making the process of arranging their funeral as seamless as possible.
So, how do we know when a firm are the right funeral directors to look after you, your family and take care of your loved one with the dignity and respect that they so deserve?
To put it simply
‘look for the license’
Here at Hartys of Chester Family Funeral Directors, we are extremely proud to be Chesters first and only British Institute of Funeral Directors fully licensed company.
By being one of only 85 licensed funeral directors in the country, we are dedicated to providing the best service to our clients in their darkest of times.
So, if you are struggling with who to trust to carry out your loved ones wishes, take the time to make the right decision. There is absolutely no rush. We only get one chance to create the perfect farewell.
Do not be afraid to ask questions such as ‘Why should my family trust you?’ ‘What qualifications do you hold?’ ‘How many years of experience do you have in funeral service?’
The right funeral director will want to take the time to give you the peace of mind that you need.
There are around 85 licenced funeral directors in the country and this is something we are very proud of. This licence is awarded to those companies that continue to develop their knowledge through continued professional development seminars and thorough inspection of our funeral premises to ensure that our funeral home meets the standards that should be expected.
