Water Cremation, also known as alkaline hydrolysis, is a disposition method that uses water, temperature, and alkalinity to reduce human remains in a controlled, licensed facility. The process is performed in accordance with applicable Texas laws and regulations and is overseen by licensed professionals.
This service includes the water cremation process itself. Additional services, such as transportation, viewing, memorial options, or the return of cremated remains, may be selected separately based on family preference.
Embalming is not required for water cremation unless a public viewing, extended delay, or transportation needs make it necessary.