What areas do you cover?

We cover Essex and the wider South East and East of England, including Suffolk, Norfolk, Hertfordshire, Cambridgeshire, Bedfordshire, Greater London, Kent, Surrey, Sussex and Buckinghamshire. Surrounding counties by request.

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Q: How much does it cost to have a horse cremated?

Individual cremation starts from £650, with ashes returned in a traditional oak casket with nameplate or in scatter tubes. Communal cremation starts from £330, where ashes are not returned.

Q: Can you return the ashes to my home?

Yes. We deliver your chosen memorial or keepsake to you with care.

Whether you need more information about our services or are ready to arrange a consultation, we're here to support you during this difficult time. Feel free to reach out using any of the methods below.

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Office Address

Bakers Lane, Braintree, Essex, CM77 8QS

info@wmartinandson.co.uk
01376 331136

Opening Hours

M-F: 8am – 5pm
Saturday: 8am-1pm

Words from Those We've Helped

Hear from horse owners who found comfort and care through our services. Their stories reflect the compassion and dedication we bring to every horse we honour.

The staff were amazing, the service I can’t fault & so glad to find them at a time of need. Really lovely people, reasonably priced (not that it’s about the money but were really competitive compared to others when you’ve got unexpected loss). Highly recommended & thank you to you all xx
Kayleigh Clegg
From the first difficult call to receiving my pony’s ashes back, the service from Martin’s has been of the highest standard.
Professional and understanding we couldn’t have asked for more thank you.
Rebecca Callaghan
Very professional, compassionate and caring. Returned my fur baby home to me quickly and the box was presented so beautifully.
I can’t recommend this company enough. Thank you for all you done x
Ella Murray
Martins were absolutely fantastic. From the ladies in the office that made things simple and easy to organise to Trevor who came to collect our horse for cremation - all were amazing.Professional, caring and allowed us all the time we needed that made a very difficult day that bit easier.
Georgina Ingleton
Found W.Martin and son on Google and found that they were the best price to come and collect my horse.
The service provided was fantastic, they came out in a special 4 x4 vehicle in the snow and they delivered him back in just over a week. Highly recommended, thank you.
Verity Woods

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The man who came was very nice. He did his job with sympathy and dignity! Thank you

Claire Bambridge

Thank you so so much for making this awful time that little bit easier

Janine Aedy

Amazingly caring, prompt and professional from start to finish x

Kirsty Schultz

From the first difficult call to receiving my pony’s ashes back, the service from Martins has been of the highest standard. Professional and understanding we couldn’t have asked for more thank you

Becky Harding

Common Queries Answered

How much does it cost to have a horse cremated?

Individual Cremation - From £650 Your horse or pony will be cremated individually, and all ashes are returned in a traditional oak casket with a nameplate or in scatter tubes. This service ensures that only your horse’s ashes are returned to you, offering a personalised and dignified way to remember them. Communal Cremation – From £330 Your horse or pony will be cremated with other animals. This option is more economical, but ashes will not be returned to you. However, it still ensures a respectful process for your horse.

How much does it cost to have a horse cremated?

Are horses cremated whole?

Do you provide a certificate of cremation?

Do you offer individual and communal cremations?

Can I keep the horseshoe?

What to do with your horse's ashes?

There are several ways to honour your horse with their ashes. Some owners choose to place the ashes in a decorative urn or keepsake box, while others prefer to scatter them in a meaningful location, such as a favourite field or stable. Additionally, some people opt to keep the ashes in a pet cemetery where a memorial can be visited. The choice is entirely personal and depends on how you wish to commemorate your horse.

What to do with your horse's ashes?

What is the difference between equine cremation and your farm services?

Can you return the ashes to my home?

How long does the cremation process take?

What types of memorial options do you offer?

How is my horse transported to your facility?

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Let us help you navigate this difficult time with care and understanding. Our dedicated team is ready to assist you every step of the way.

Support When
You Need It Most

Let us help you navigate this difficult time with care and understanding. Our dedicated team is ready to assist you every step of the way.

Support When
You Need It Most

Let us help you navigate this difficult time with care and understanding. Our dedicated team is ready to assist you every step of the way.

We're Here to Help

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Words from Those We've Helped

Words from Those We've Helped

Kayleigh Clegg

Rebecca Callaghan

Ella Murray

Georgina Ingleton

Verity Woods

Relied upon by a Fresh Generation of Companies

Common Queries Answered

Support WhenYou Need It Most

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