How Much Is a Funeral

Their own posted prices, dated and sourced. Every funeral home, as we reach them.

Funeral prices in Cass County, North Dakota

The median and the least expensive, service by service

ServiceMedianLeast expensive
Direct cremation$1,768from only 2 price lists$1,445Boulger Funeral Home - Red River Valley Cremation
Immediate burial$2,895Boulger Funeral Home - Red River Valley Cremation is the only published home here for this service, so this is that home's own figure.
Burial with a graveside service$5,600Hanson-Runsvold Funeral Home is the only published home here for this service, so this is that home's own figure.
Traditional funeral$6,445from only 2 price lists$5,895Boulger Funeral Home - Red River Valley Cremation

2 published funeral homes in Cass County, side by side. 1 more within 30 miles is shown too, from over the state line, each labeled with its own state.

We hold posted prices for 2 of the 4 funeral homes we know in Cass County, North Dakota.

A figure drawn from only a few price lists is a marker of the range rather than a going rate. Every price behind it is real and posted, and there are not yet enough of them for the middle to settle.

The newest price list behind these figures is dated Oct 1, 2025. Tax is always approximate. Ask the funeral home for the exact amount.

How much does a funeral cost in Cass County, North Dakota

What each home charges

Cass County, North Dakota: every published funeral home, side by side.
Funeral home Town Direct cremationCremation with a serviceImmediate burialBurial with a graveside serviceTraditional funeral Price list posted
Boulger Funeral Home - Red River Valley Cremation Fargo $1,445 least expensive here not posted $2,895 not posted $5,895 least expensive here Sep 1, 2026
Hanson-Runsvold Funeral Home shared list Fargo Map $2,090 not posted not posted $5,600 $6,995 Oct 1, 2025
Korsmo Funeral and Cremation Service In MN, over the state line Moorhead Map $2,890 not posted not posted not posted not posted Oct 18, 2024

Sorted by funeral home name.

What each column means

Direct cremation
No viewing and no ceremony. The transfer into the funeral home's care, the cremation itself, and the filings.
Cremation with a service
A viewing or a ceremony first, then cremation.
Immediate burial
Burial with no viewing and no ceremony beforehand.
Burial with a graveside service
The ceremony is at the graveside, with none at the funeral home beforehand.
Traditional funeral
A viewing, a ceremony, then burial.

A filled dot marks the least expensive figure in that column among the homes on this table.

A cell reading "not posted" means that home's own price list carries no figure for that service. We never estimate one.

Every figure is that home's own posted price with its county's permit fee and one certified copy of the death certificate added, wherever both are on file, rounded once. Open a home to change the county or the number of copies. These prices do not include a casket. The casket is chosen and priced separately at the funeral home. Tax is always approximate. Ask the funeral home for the exact amount. One home here sits over the state line and is labeled with its own state, because a family near a border shops across it.

How this table is built

Statewide there are 150 funeral homes operating today in North Dakota, by the state rosters. 14 of them post a price list we hold, and 4 have been read and reviewed far enough to publish. The rest are homes our collecting has not reached, not homes that charge nothing.

Every price here is rounded on purpose. A funeral home's own general price list is the only source, the date it carries is on the row, and the home's name links to the page that shows the document. Where a figure is missing the row says so rather than leaving a blank a reader would have to interpret.

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