Cemeteries are inspected regularly by your local council to ensure they meet safety requirements and this often leads to memorial owners being required to have older stones re-erected. A memorial stone will need to be re-erected if it is found to be unstable or unsafe in any way and this is the responsibility of the original memorial applicant or their family. 

Over the years, memorial foundations can deteriorate, making them a hazard to cemetery visitors. If the stone is not re-erected, the local authority may need to lie it flat in order to make it safe.

Quinn Memorials offer a memorial re-erection service to ensure your memorial complies with British Standards. If your local authority has deemed your memorial to be unsafe, please get in touch to find out how we can resolve your issue professionally.

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Testimonials

Ms Nelson

"I would like to say thank you on behalf of my family and myself. The kindness, thoughtfulness and consideration shown by you from the day we chose the memorial to having the stone erected was really appreciated and helped make a difficult time a little easier."