Open

Monday - Friday 8.30am to 5.30pm

Saturday 8.30am - 12.30pm

Peel House (Bolton)

Peel House (named after 'Sir Robert Peel' the Home Secretary who founded the Metropolitan Police in 1839) is situated in Astley Bridge, Bolton and used to be a Police Station as well as the accommodation for the Police Inspector. It is the main branch of the business and consists of three lounges for families, four chapels of rest, a coffin display room, garages, preparation rooms and our main office. A quarter of a million pound refurbishment and extension was completed at the end of 2008 to increase the facilities for both Families and Staff.

Open

Monday - Friday 9.00am to 5.00pm

Balfron House (Farnworth)

Balfron House is named after a small town in Scotland where John and his family used to live. The building itself has formally had a variety of uses.
It is the second branch of the business and consists of two lounges for families, three chapels of rest, a coffin display room, and our office. An extension was completed in January 2007 and includes a chapel for funeral services and a new workshop.