New Orleans has a rich tradition in celebrating the lives of the deceased. A tradition that now dates back centuries. Thousands of tombs encompass the 45 cemeteries in our city. As years go by we remember our loved ones by visiting their final resting place. Whether this is on All Saints Day, Easter or just passing through it is the respect we show that honors those who are in a better place.

            For many, the time eventually comes where we are unable to reach these resting sites until it is our own time to enter there. When this occurs, the next generation is looked upon to attend these places and honor them as we once did.

           Time has an effect on all material things. In New Orleans we all know how extreme our climate may be. Cemeteries are not immune from this. Although tombs, now more often constructed from stone may be left unattended longer than other structures, eventually they will deconstruct if not intervened. Unfortunately there are many graves in our city where families are no longer present. For some, just the task of getting to the cemetery may be a chore. Replacing flowers, painting or carrying out a repair is then put on the list of things to do which sometimes never happens. For this, Nola Cemetery Renewal is here to help. We are honored to take part in helping you to preserve your loved ones grave. In doing so we treat each job as if it were for our own family.