
What you are booking
Care that is practical, respectful and easy to see.
We keep the service straightforward. The work is carried out at the grave, and photographs are sent afterwards so you have a clear record of the visit.
One thorough grave-care visit - £95, with photographs afterwards and no ongoing commitment.
Ideal when a grave needs a proper tidy, when you cannot visit yourself, or when you'd simply like it cared for ahead of an anniversary, birthday or family visit.
See genuine Never Forgotten before-and-after work.
What we'll do
- Tidy the grave and surrounding plot
- Remove weeds, leaves and natural debris
- Cut back grass where needed
- Trim existing plants or shrubs where appropriate
- Carefully clean the headstone
- Leave the plot neat, respectful and cared for
Photographs included
Once the visit is complete, we'll send photographs so you can see the finished result.
Optional extras
Add fresh flowers or seasonal planting to make the visit more personal.
Before we visit
We'll use the cemetery and grave-location details you provide to locate the grave. If anything is unclear, we'll contact you before carrying out the work.
No subscription and no ongoing commitment.
What happens next
We keep the practical side simple.
You do not need to know every plot detail before booking. Give us what you have and we will let you know if anything else is needed.
Tell us about the grave
Give us the cemetery, the name on the grave and any plot information you have.
We arrange the visit
We plan the work around the grave's condition, the service booked and cemetery rules.
You see the result
After completed visits, we send photographs so you can see the grave and the work carried out.
Real work
See the difference a visit can make.
These are genuine Never Forgotten photographs. Personal memorial details are framed out for privacy.
Cleaning, tidying and fresh stone brought the plot back to a cared-for condition.
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Tell us about the grave and we will help.
Send us the cemetery, the name on the grave and any location details you have. A photograph helps, but it is not essential.