Every question we hear most often from families in Frisco, answered plainly. If your question isn't here, call us at (214) 550-7369. Frisco sits across Collin and Denton counties, and we serve every neighborhood inside the city limits — from Frisco Square and The Star district down through Panther Creek, Stonebriar, Phillips Creek Ranch, Newman Village, Starwood, and the newer Fields and Windsong Ranch developments along U.S. 380.
How fast can you respond in Frisco?
Typical response time to any Frisco address is 35 to 60 minutes from our Dallas care center at 12101 Greenville Ave. #118, Dallas 75243 — roughly 25 to 30 miles via the Dallas North Tollway or U.S. 75. We dispatch immediately on your first call, 24 hours a day. If a hospital or hospice has asked for pickup within a specific window, tell us when you call and we will confirm arrival to the minute.
Which Frisco ZIP codes do you serve?
All of them. Frisco proper is covered by 75033 (west of the Tollway, Panther Creek/Phillips Creek Ranch), 75034 (Stonebriar, Frisco Square, The Star), 75035 (east Frisco, Preston Meadow, Heritage Lakes), and 75036 (Hidden Cove, Little Elm border along Lake Lewisville). No matter which ZIP a call originates from, our published pricing and response commitment are the same.
What does a funeral cost in Frisco?
A traditional funeral with burial starts at $6,350 and a cremation with memorial service is $4,995 — the same published prices for every family in Frisco. Direct cremation is $1,750 through our direct-cremation service.
Which hospitals do you coordinate with in Frisco?
All of the major Frisco hospitals and their morgue release desks. The four we most frequently transfer from are:
- Baylor Scott & White Medical Center – Frisco, 5601 Warren Parkway (75034) — near the Tollway and Warren, adjacent to The Centre at Preston Ridge.
- Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Frisco, 12400 Dallas Parkway (75033) — the newer campus at Dallas Parkway and Lebanon Road.
- Medical City Frisco, 5500 Frisco Square Boulevard (75034) — inside the Frisco Square medical district near City Hall.
- Centennial Medical Center (Frisco), 12505 Lebanon Road (75035) — off Independence Parkway on the east side of town.
We also work with the hospice programs operating in Frisco, including Faith Presbyterian, Bristol Hospice, and VITAS. If your loved one passed at home under hospice care, the hospice nurse typically pronounces and calls us directly.
What cemeteries do Frisco families typically choose?
The most common choices, with approximate drive times from central Frisco (Frisco Square):
- Frisco Cemetery, 7998 Elm Street — the historic city cemetery, about 5 to 10 minutes from most Frisco addresses.
- Ridgeview Memorial Park, 2525 Ridgeview Drive, Allen — approximately 15 to 20 minutes east via Eldorado Parkway; a modern park popular with north-Collin County families.
- Restland Memorial Park, 13005 Greenville Avenue, Dallas — about 30 to 40 minutes south via the Tollway or U.S. 75.
- Dallas–Fort Worth National Cemetery, 2000 Mountain Creek Parkway, Dallas — about 45 to 55 minutes for eligible veterans and their spouses (no cost for the grave, opening/closing, and marker).
We can arrange out-of-state or Mexican burial through a licensed shipping partner as well; ask when you call.
Do you serve the Indian and South Asian community in Frisco?
Yes. Frisco has one of the largest Indian and South Asian populations in Texas, and Hindu, Sikh, and Jain services are a regular part of our week. We coordinate antyesti rites, same-day or next-day cremation timelines, saffron-cloth handling, and the return of ashes for asthi visarjan. Local houses of worship we work with include the DFW Hindu Temple and BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir in Irving, the Ekta Mandir and Karya Siddhi Hanuman Temple serving north-DFW families, and the Sikh Gurudwara of North Texas in Richardson. Our South Asian services page covers the specifics.
Do you serve the Muslim community in Frisco?
Yes. We follow Islamic requirements for prompt burial, ghusl (washing), kafan (shrouding), and janazah coordination. Families in Frisco most often work with the Islamic Center of Frisco on Cotton Gin Road and the East Plano Islamic Center (EPIC) nearby. Burial is typically arranged at the Muslim sections of Restland or at Al-Mumineen Cemetery. See our Muslim funeral services page for details.
What about Christian and Jewish services?
Frisco has a dense network of large congregations. We regularly coordinate with Stonebriar Community Church, Preston Trail Community Church, Prestonwood Baptist Church (Plano, on the Frisco border), Hope Fellowship, St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church, and the Cathedral of Hope further south. Jewish families in Frisco typically work with Congregation Beth Torah or Temple Shalom in north Dallas, and burial is arranged at the Jewish sections of Restland or at Shearith Israel Cemetery.
What Collin County or Denton County permits are needed?
Texas requires a cremation authorization (for cremation) or burial permit (for burial), which we file with the county the death occurred in — Collin, Denton, or Dallas depending on the location. We file these at no additional charge, typically within 48 hours. Cremation cannot legally proceed until 48 hours after death and until the medical examiner or attending physician releases the case (22 TAC §203). We handle every step.
Common questions from Frisco families
Q: Can we hold a viewing at a Frisco venue instead of a funeral home chapel?
A: Yes. Many Frisco families prefer to hold the visitation and service at their own church, a country-club dining room, or a community center such as the Frisco Athletic Center meeting rooms. We deliver the loved one in a rental or purchased casket and provide staff.
Q: My family lives near The Star / Cowboys headquarters — is there a hospital nearby?
A: Baylor Scott & White Frisco (Warren Parkway) is the closest, roughly 5 minutes west. For emergencies, Medical City Frisco off Frisco Square Boulevard is about 3 minutes north.
Q: We just moved here from out of state and don't know any local clergy. Can you help?
A: Yes. We keep a working list of Frisco-area officiants across faiths and non-denominational celebrants, and can introduce you the same day.
Q: My father is a veteran — does he qualify for DFW National Cemetery?
A: Most honorably-discharged veterans and their spouses qualify. We handle the DD-214 verification and VA paperwork; the grave, opening/closing, and marker are provided by the VA at no cost. Full details on our veteran benefits page.
Q: How long does the whole process take?
A: For direct cremation with no service, families typically have the ashes returned within 7 to 10 days. For a traditional service, we can hold the visitation within 3 to 5 days depending on the family's schedule and clergy availability.
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