Lake Houston Monuments

Our office is open during the normal business hours. Please give us a visit. New website coming soon!

We will be opening the office location and practicing social distancing measures. Starting tomorrow, our phone system will be rerouted back to more normal operations.

Our office is closed due to the COVID-19 outbreak and the Harris County Stay Home Work Safe order. We are dedicated to serving our customers during this time. We are monitoring emails and have our phones forwarded to our remote staff. Please reach out to us if you need anything.

If you have any information, please contact the Omaha organization below.

We consider it the highest honor to do what we do. What a beautiful way to capture the reason.

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A few more updates:

1. Our revamped website is underway. We are working out final features and will be unveiling it in the next few weeks.

2. We've had great responses to the position of cemetery installer and are going through applications now.

3. We are remodeling our office to accommodate more customers and to modernize the space. Updates should be done by September 30.

Once we have the website and office updated, we will tackle being more available online as a whole. In the meantime, shoot us a message with any questions and we'll get back to you.

Thank you for your time :)

--Lake Houston Monuments

Hi everyone, we will be doing some minor remodeling of our little office but will be open tomorrow! Please excuse our mess as we update the interior and get ready to expand the building.

We are hiring!

https://www.ziprecruiter.com/job/e2a48a5b

We will be closed this upcoming Monday, September 2 in observance of Labor Day. Have a great long weekend!

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