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.
Ian Thompson
2 years ago
I can't say how good all the staff I spoke to at Lodge Brothers were during an extremely difficult and mentally challenging time when I my Mum passed away suddenly in January. Right from the beginning Catherine at the Brentford branch of Lodge Brothers was so supportive and helpful. Explaining everything in a clear easy manner and never once making me feel I had to spend money that I didn't need to. My Mum only had a direct simple cremation planned and I didn't feel that was right for a special Mum. Catherine talked me through and helped arrange the perfect service for my Mum and even after the service has been a constantly supportive. I would also like to add how professional everyone was on the day of my Mum's service and helpful too. Once again I can't thank everyone for the support at a horrible time especially Catherine at Lodge Brothers Brentford.
Jonathan Mulquin
3 years ago
We recently had a funeral arranged by Lodge Brothers Brentford. The whole team were absolutely amazing. Bernice, Tracey, and Paul ,who we had direct contact with, went beyond expectations to ensure that we had the send off that we needed. We always felt that they were there to help in everyway they could. They made the experience easy. We can't recommend them highly enough.
Joanne Hardy
3 years ago
Lodge Brothers Brentford recently undertook the funeral of our very much loved dad . They were amazing . Extremely respectful , very caring and nothing was too much trouble . We are really pleased that we went to them and extremely grateful for their care and consideration at all times of us and our dad Fred . We couldn’t of wished for a better farewell . Thank you Bernice and everyone else involved in carrying out our wishes for our dads final journey . The Hardy family x
Sarah Wagg
7 years ago
My Nan passed away recently... lodge brothers visited her from when she found out she was dying and she was very happy with there service... from choosing her coffin to the music she wanted played. Very professional and helpful right from the start until the end. Thank you
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