Whereas water cremation is not legal yet in every state or country in the world, more and more states and countries are changing their legislation to include resomation as a legal burial method. At Insurance Funeral, we keep a close eye on local, national, and international legislation regarding resomation. Want to learn more about whether water cremation is legal yet in your place of residence? Contact our team to learn more about water cremation near you.

We work closely with many different organizations throughout the United States and Canada and are looking to expand our services to Australia, the United Kingdom, and the rest of Europe. As more governments approve human aquamation, more funeral homes and funeral directors are able to provide resomation as a green alternative to traditional burials and cremations. If you would like further information on whether aquamation is provided in the area you live or if you would just like further information on the process of aquamation. Feel free to add your contact details below to receive more information and a free consultation from our aquamation experts.

The body will be placed into a stainless-steel vessel, and through a combination of water, temperature, and the alkaline solution, the body's natural decomposition process is accelerated. At the end of the process, the body will have dissolved in the water solution. What remains is a safe effluent, and mineral bone remains, which will be turned into ashes to return to the deceased's loved ones. Would you like to speak to an expert on aquamation to learn more about the technical process? Fill in our contact form to get in touch with our resomation experts.

The chemicals used are the exact chemical opposites of acid. The body will thus not be dissolved in acids. Because the solution is composed of water for 95%, the solution is not harmful to the environment. Whereas the ashes are returned to the deceased's loved ones, the water is returned to the ecosystem, completing a natural circle-of-life burial process. Curious to learn more about the other environmental benefits of our green cremation services? By filling out our contact form, our specialists will be able to get in touch to tell you more about how aquamation helps to make the world a little greener.