Care, given with intention.
Every visit is a small act of remembrance. Here's exactly what we do — and how we keep you in the loop, no matter how far away you are.
Headstone Cleaning
Gentle, monument-safe wash to lift moss, dirt, and weather staining — preserving the stone's surface and lettering.
Grass Trim & Edging
We tidy the perimeter of the plot and trim back overgrowth so the marker sits proudly within a clean border.
Fresh Flowers (Add-On)
Available as an optional add-on to any plan — a thoughtful arrangement, or your loved one's favorite blooms, placed at a visit.
Before & After Photo Report
Every visit ends with photos sent to your inbox, so you can see the care that's been given — even from afar.
Memorial & Veterans Day Flags
We honor service members with a small American flag placed on Memorial Day and Veterans Day, included on every plan.
Respectful Site Care
We follow cemetery rules, work only when conditions allow safe and lasting care, and never rush treatment of a marker.
How we clean — and what we never do.
We clean using D/2 Biological Solution, the product used by the National Cemetery Administration and the National Park Service on historic stone. It works slowly and gently, lifting biological growth over days and weeks rather than stripping the surface in minutes.
We never use bleach, household cleaners, pressure washers, or wire brushes. Every one of those can permanently etch stone, blur lettering, and cause damage that cannot be undone. If someone offers to clean a headstone with a pressure washer, please don't let them.
What we use
- D/2 Biological Solution
- Soft natural-bristle and nylon brushes
- Clean water
- Patience — some stones improve over several visits
What we never use
- Bleach or household cleaners
- Pressure washers
- Wire or metal brushes
- Acid-based products
If your cemetery has its own approved-product requirements, tell us and we'll follow them.
A typical visit, step by step.
- 1Arrive at the cemetery using the plot location you provided.
- 2Inspect the marker and surrounding area; note any damage or settling.
- 3Hand-clean the headstone with monument-safe materials.
- 4Trim grass, edge the plot, and clear debris.
- 5Place a flag, or flowers if you've added them to your plan.
- 6Take before & after photos and send your visit report.