Columbariums for Sale: How to Buy or Order a Granite Columbarium

Type 'columbariums for sale' into a search engine and most results ask you to request a quote before showing a single price. We do it differently: every columbarium in our catalog is listed with its real price, from $5,260 for a two-niche unit to $122,052 for a twelve-niche estate monument. Here is how buying one actually works.

What Is for Sale Right Now

Our catalog covers three product families, all supplied from our Los Angeles studio:

• Columbarium monuments: 2, 3, 4, 6, and 12-niche units, from $5,260 to $122,052
• Granite cremation urns: engraved urns at $375, in classic and modern designs
• Granite cemetery vases: $143 to $526, matched to the monument stone

Step 1 — Choose Size and Stone

Count the niches you need, then pick a granite. Every model can be previewed in nine stone colors on its product page — Blue Pearl, Carrara White, Elite Gray, Impala Gray, Indian Aurora, Indian Black Premium, Indian Red, Morning Rose, and Volga Blue — so you can see the actual monument in the actual stone before you decide.

Step 2 — Get a 3D Preview, Free

Before any stone is engraved we draw the monument in 3D, placed on a photo of your site, with your inscriptions in place. Included revisions are stated on your quote. You approve the drawing; only then does production start.

Step 3 — Production and Engraving

Finishing and engraving happen in one studio under one roof. Catalog units ship in weeks; large custom projects run three to six months. One person stays on your file from first call to last panel.

Step 4 — Delivery and Installation

In all 50 states, freight is included in the published price, with installation on an engineered foundation arranged per project where local coverage is confirmed. Freight to your zip code is quoted up front. The drawings and load data your cemetery board asks for are part of the package.

Before You Buy From Anyone

• Insist on a printed price — 'call for pricing' usually means the price depends on you
• Confirm who cuts the stone — a workshop address is the honest answer
• Get the warranty in writing — warranty terms are stated in writing on your quote
• Ask what installation includes — foundation, crane setting, leveling, sealing, cleanup

Ready to Order?

Veterans and their spouses may qualify for a no-cost niche in a national cemetery through the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs burial benefits program — check eligibility there before pricing a private niche.

The columbarium itself is an ancient form — the history of the columbarium runs from Roman burial chambers to the freestanding granite structures cemeteries build today.

From Our Studio

Every unit we list for sale ships with its cut sheet: exact niche interior dimensions, shipped weight, granite color and quarry lot, and anchoring layout. We photograph each finished monument before it leaves the shop, and the crated weight determines the truck — anything above about 800 lb is set with a crane or boom truck, never by hand.

Browse the catalog, pick a model, and request a quote — or call +1 (949) 436-7270 and talk directly to the studio. staged payment schedules for up to twelve months and a commercial discount schedule apply to every columbarium for sale on this site.