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Funeral parlours in Lenasia

68 funeral parlours serve Lenasia - parlours based in the suburb first, then nearby ones that families in Lenasia commonly use.

Martin's

Lenasia, Johannesburg

★ 2.0 (1)

011 854 8749

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Doves Funeral Services

Branches nationwide

BurialsCremationsFuneral plansRepatriation

One of South Africa's oldest and best-known funeral groups, with branches in most provinces. Offers burials, cremations, repatriation and funeral plans.

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Legae Funeral Services

Soweto, Johannesburg

BurialsFuneral plans

Soweto-based funeral services provider offering burials and affordable funeral cover plans.

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JD Funerals

Soweto, Johannesburg

★ 4.4 (39)

011 986 1003

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Sopema Funerals

Soweto, Johannesburg

★ 4.5 (42)

011 027 6339

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Kupane Funerals

Soweto, Johannesburg

★ 4.2 (33)

011 935 1200

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QC Funeral Home

Roodepoort, Johannesburg

★ 5.0 (6)

083 463 6175

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Tiro

Orange Farm, Johannesburg

★ 5.0 (1)

011 850 0047

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TLJ Funerals

Krugersdorp, Johannesburg

★ 5.0 (4)

083 294 1623

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Funeral prices in Lenasia

National ranges from published research - your baseline when comparing Lenasia quotes.

Basic funeral

R10,000 – R15,000

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Burial (all-in)

R25,000 – R50,000

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Cremation

R6,000 – R10,000

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Common questions

How much does a funeral cost in Lenasia?
National research puts basic funerals at R10,000–R15,000, traditional burials at R20,000–R40,000 and cremations at R6,000–R10,000. Ask parlours for itemised quotes - prices for the same funeral vary substantially between providers.
How do I choose between funeral parlours in Lenasia?
Phone two or three, ask each for an itemised written quote (collection, storage, coffin, transport, paperwork), and compare totals rather than package names. Check ratings, and if they sell funeral policies, verify their FSP licence with the FSCA first.
What must happen before a burial can go ahead?
The death must be certified by a doctor and registered with Home Affairs, which issues a burial order. Almost all parlours handle this paperwork as part of their package - confirm it's included.

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Thinking about a policy?

Many parlours sell their own funeral plans. Before you sign anything - here or elsewhere - it's worth understanding waiting periods, cash vs service benefits, and the FSCA licence check that protects you from schemes that never pay.

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