With 240 years of experience, we know that organising a funeral can seem like a daunting task, especially when we find ourselves having to make difficult decisions at a time of loss and bereavement.
You can trust Lodge Brothers to guide you through every step of the journey. We take great pride in being able to offer a 24 hour service, 365 days a year, providing advice on what needs to be done.
Ken Cole
6 years ago
Lodge Bros took control from start to finish giving clear and precise instructions and paying immense attention to detail. Nothing was too much trouble and the local manager, Jane, could not have been more helpful. The lovely thing about Lodge Bros is that you felt that they were with you rather than just providing a service. One word sums up our experience - excellent.
Chris Collins
7 years ago
I had always been impressed when attending local funerals directed by Lodge Brothers so when my father died we decided to approach their Surbiton branch. Our contact there, Jane, was brilliant and extremely supportive at a very difficult time for us. We had specifically requested one of the family who owns the business, Robert Lodge, to be the Funeral Director and as I had hoped their services were excellent. Certainly recommended for what is never an easy topic to discuss.
Serena Froom
10 years ago
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