Designing, engraving, and delivering granite memorials for Rose Hills families since 1966. We’ve shaped more than 55,000 monuments in our factory and brought them to the park’s hills.
Memorial pricing for Rose Hills depends on the type of memorial, size, granite color, and the artwork or inscription you choose.
Flat Granite Markers
Baby Marker 18″ × 9″: from $364
Single 24″ × 12″: from $570
Single 28″ × 16″: from $830
Standard 32″ × 20″: from $1,142
Companion 44″ × 14″: from $1,104
Companion 56″ × 16″: from $1,560
Half Ledger 24″ × 30″: from $1,272
Half Ledger 30″ × 39″: from $1,999
Upright Granite Monuments (select sections only, with prior approval): Call for quote
Rose Hills also charges a setting fee and endowment care fee, both billed separately from the memorial (see our FAQ below for the fee schedule by size). Every quote from us is itemized. Bring us a competitor’s written quote and we’ll match or beat it. See our full pricing page →
A sample of granite headstones we’ve crafted for families remembering loved ones at Rose Hills Memorial Park.
Rose Hills accommodates a range of memorial styles, but the type and size you can choose depends on the section of the park where your loved one rests. The primary memorial across Rose Hills is the flat granite marker, flush set into the lawn. Upright monuments are permitted only in select sections, including Family Estates, and require prior approval from the cemetery. Below are the nine flat granite sizes Rose Hills accepts.
The smallest flat granite marker permitted at Rose Hills. Designed for infant and cremation spaces.
A single marker with room for one name, dates, and a small design element.
A mid size single marker with enough room for a name, dates, a short inscription, and artwork such as a portrait or scene. The most popular flat marker size at Rose Hills.
A larger single or double marker offering generous space for detailed artwork, color portraits, and longer inscriptions.
A narrow companion marker spanning two adjacent spaces. Room for two names, dates, and a shared design across the center.
A wider companion marker with more depth for elaborate shared artwork, dual portraits, or detailed scenes between the two names.
A half ledger for a single space, deeper front to back than it is wide. Gives a generous canvas for artwork and inscriptions.
A wide half ledger with room for two names, full scenes, and the kind of detail usually reserved for upright monuments.
An unusual size that covers the full length of a grave space. This is not a standard order, please call us for more information and availability.
Rose Hills limits granite colors to a select palette. The five colors currently accepted are shown below. Additional colors may be approved on a case by case basis, ask us and we’ll check with the cemetery.
Allowed marker types and sizes vary by section. Not sure what your section permits? Give us a call and we’ll look it up for you.
What we handle: Design, engraving, and delivery. We check with the cemetery for the requirements at your loved one’s exact section, submit your design for the cemetery’s approval, coordinate the delivery schedule with our production timing, and bring the finished memorial to the park on the scheduled day.
Who sets the marker: Like most Southern California cemeteries, Rose Hills handles the actual setting of the memorial themselves. Outside companies deliver but are not permitted to install on the grounds.
Most flat markers are ready in 2–6 weeks after the design is approved. Upright monuments and granite benches typically take 6–8 weeks. After we deliver to Rose Hills, the cemetery’s grounds crew usually sets the marker within 2–3 weeks.
Some sections of Rose Hills permit upright granite monuments, including Family Estates. Most lawn sections, however, require flat (flush) markers. The right answer depends on the specific plot. We’ll confirm what’s allowed at your section before any design work begins.
Yes. After 60 years of servicing Rose Hills, we know their permit and design approval process inside and out. The whole thing runs through our office: approval, revisions, delivery scheduling. No separate trip to Rose Hills on your end.
Rose Hills charges a setting fee and an endowment care fee, both billed separately from the memorial. For the baby marker (18″×9″) and single markers (24″×12″ and 28″×16″), the setting fee is $650 and endowment care is $70. For the 32″×20″, the setting fee is $650 and endowment care is $140. For companion and ledger sizes (44″×14″ and larger), the setting fee is $750 and endowment care is $140. The endowment care fund is a savings account that funds the long term care of the grounds; every cemetery in California is required by law to maintain one.
On site engraving is one of our specialties at most Southern California cemeteries, but Rose Hills handles inscriptions on existing memorials in house through their own office. To add a name, date, or inscription to a memorial already at Rose Hills, contact the Rose Hills office directly at (562) 699-0921.
Our factory and showrooms in Chino are about 22 miles from Rose Hills Memorial Park, a short drive on the 60 and 71. Every memorial bound for Rose Hills is designed and hand finished here in Chino, then delivered by our own team.
Rose Hills is an easy drive from our Chino factory, so we’d love for you to visit us in person.
Rose Hills Memorial Park sits on more than 1,400 acres in the rolling hills of northern Whittier, with over 32 miles of winding roads through carefully tended grounds. Founded in 1914 on the historic Rancho Paso de Bartolo land grant, it has grown into the largest memorial park in North America.
Rose Hills welcomes families of all backgrounds, faiths, and traditions, with dedicated sections reflecting the cultural richness of Southern California. Families from across the surrounding communities are laid to rest here, including Whittier, La Habra Heights, Hacienda Heights, City of Industry, and La Puente.
Ownership: Private. Rose Hills is privately owned and operated.
Phone: (562) 699-0921
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Visit our Chino factory to see granite samples and full size markers in every color the cemetery allows, or call and we can talk through what’s possible for your section of Rose Hills. No appointment required, but a quick call ahead lets us make sure the right person is here to help you.
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