Smith’s Funeral Homes is Burlington's oldest and leading family-owned and operated funeral home that has been providing personalized and valued service for more than a century. We are dedicated to caring for the families we are privileged to serve each day, and to providing you and your family with services (whether it be a simple cremation, a celebration of life, a church service or anything in between!) - before, during and after a death - in a helpful and meaningful way.
History
Edward Williamson operated a cabinetmaking, carpentry and undertaking business as early as 1877. By 1900, his son Edgar W. Williamson ran the business, which served a community of about 1,300 people. In 1938, Wilbert J. Smith purchased the business when it was located immediately south of the Coronation Hotel on Brant Street. Wilbert had served 10 years in his uncle's funeral business in Chatham, and was assisted by his sister Jeanette, who was also a licensed funeral director. In 1942, the funeral home was moved to its present location at 485 Brant Street, and numerous renovations have taken place over the years. On January 15, 1996, a second location was opened at 1167 Guelph Line, Burlington, one stop light north of the QEW. The newest and largest location features 14,000 square feet of design and décor that are more contemporary, and the facility is large enough to accommodate hundreds of guests.
Services:funeral
and funeral planning
cremation
cremation services
memorial services
celebration of life
Amenities: Wheelchair Accessible
Licensed Facilities for Receptions (Food & Drink Menus Available)
Free Parking
Professional Affiliations: Ontario Funeral Service Association
Bereavement Authority of Ontario
Ontario Association of Cemetery and Funeral Professionals
National Funeral Directors Association
International Cemetery, Cremation & Funeral Association
Burlington Chamber of Commerce
Burlington Downtown Business Association
Imagine Canada
Green Burial Council
Preferred Funeral Directors International
Rotary Clubs of Burlington
Cremation Association of North America
Awards: Burlington Chamber of Commerce Heritage Award 2020, Mayor's Community Service Award in 2013, First Canadian Funeral Home to be Certified by the Green Burial Council in 2009, Burlington Chamber of Commerce Business Achievement Award - Service in 2000, Burlington Chamber of Commerce “Company of the Year Award” in 2000, Mayor's Community Service Award in 1997, NFDA Pursuit of Excellence Award
Payment Options: Cash, Visa, Master Card, Debit Card, Personal Checks, Invoice