Funeral Services Birmingham

A.B. Taylor Funeral Services is an independent family-run funeral director. The business was originally established in 1927 by Augustus Taylor and his wife Emma Daisy, who were in business in 1920. It has over 90 years of experience. It is a member of the Society of Allied and Independent Funeral Directors and partners with Golden Charter, a UK funeral plan provider. A.B. Taylor Funeral Services Ltd is an introducer appointed representative of Golden Charter Limited. It serves Birmingham and the surrounding areas.

It has a funeral home in Quinton with a Chapel of Rest and separate rest rooms, and provides a fleet of Rolls-Royce, Mercedes hearses and limousines. It offers a complete range of ceremonies and services, including religious, non-religious, humanist and repatriation. It offers cremation and woodland burials among its funeral options. It can carry out repatriation of the deceased to or from Birmingham. Its donations collection service makes no deductions and absorbs credit and debit card transaction costs, so 100% of donations go to charity.

Funeral direction in Birmingham, delivered by this independent, family-run firm, is the service at the centre of the accounts left by bereaved families, and the care shown from the outset is the theme that surfaces most clearly. Various customers describe how staff came to the family home fully prepared with the information needed, guiding relatives through every decision at a painful moment. The order of service is singled out for matching what families had in mind, while the range of arrangements covered, including caskets and floral tributes, is mentioned as part of the planning.

Named members of the team, among them Sue, Andrew, Nicholas, Anne and Simon, are repeatedly credited with kindness, patience and attentiveness, and the same warmth extends to the wider staff, described as respectful, well presented and considerate. Reviewers note that practical matters were handled without fuss, with the cost of the funeral vehicles described as reasonable rather than inflated. The dignity maintained throughout the proceedings, and the sense that the burden was lifted from the family, come up often. Many of those writing had used the firm more than once or had been referred by relatives, which reflects the trust placed in the service.