Family Mausoleums

Mount Pleasant Cemetery of Center Moriches provides residents across Long Island with an array of cemetery services and options. One such option is turning to family mausoleums.

This can be a way for grieving families to remain bonded with their family. Please get in touch with us to discuss the pricing options available for this type of burial. It can vary depending on some different aspects, so we cannot list a set price on our website.

A mausoleum is an external free-standing building. Typically, it is built as a monument enclosing the interment space or burial chamber of a deceased person. In short, a mausoleum is a type of tomb. Or the tomb may be within the mausoleum itself.

Monuments without an interment are cenotaphs. We can go over all of these details with you when you reach out to us. We are here for you during your time of need.

When it comes to Mount Pleasant, we offer a private, family mausoleum. But there are other types you may want to familiarize yourself with, despite us not having the capabilities of offering it.

There are pros and cons of turning to a family mausoleum, so be sure to acclimate yourself with them to ensure this is the right step for you and your family.

A family mausoleum is a private, above-ground structure designed to hold the remains of multiple family members. It offers a combination of practicality, legacy, and personalization that appeals to many families. Let’s get into some of the key benefits of a family mausoleum.

Private, shared resting place

A mausoleum allows multiple generations to be laid to rest together in one dedicated space, creating a lasting family legacy.

Enhanced privacy and exclusivity

Unlike public burial areas, a family mausoleum provides a more secluded and controlled environment for remembrance.

Long-term durability

Built from materials like granite or marble, mausoleums are designed to withstand weather and time, offering strong protection for the remains.

Lower long-term maintenance

Because it’s above ground and structurally enclosed, a mausoleum typically requires less ongoing upkeep compared to traditional graves.

Personalization and design

Families can customize the structure with inscriptions, religious symbols, statues, or architectural details that reflect their values and heritage.

Ease of visitation

Mausoleums often include walkways, seating areas, or even interior spaces, making visits more comfortable and accessible.

Prestige and legacy value

For some, a family mausoleum represents tradition, status, and a lasting tribute that can be passed down through generations.

Potential long-term cost efficiency

While the upfront cost is higher, it can be more economical over time compared to purchasing multiple burial plots for each family member.