We know that integrity, values, and compassion are essential to the funeral service industry, but understanding the core of these principles and our community are the fabric of our foundation at McCoy and Harrison Funeral Home. The McCoy and Harrison family has been providing funeral and cremation services in Houston, Texas since 1925.
We began and are still currently a family-owned and operated business. Our philosophy is to provide funeral services with care and compassion. For more than ninety years our commitment and diligence has remained uncompromised, and our continued focus is on our Houston community and its families. McCoy and Harrison is an extension of our family serving families in Houston.
We began and are still currently a family-owned and operated business. Our philosophy is to provide funeral services with care and compassion. For more than ninety years our commitment and diligence has remained uncompromised, and our continued focus is on our Houston community and its families. McCoy and Harrison is an extension of our family serving families in Houston.
Services
Our traditional services include but are not limited to the services; arrangement conference with family or responsible party; arrangement of funeral or other disposition; preparation and filing of necessary authorizations and permits; recording vital statistics; preparation and placement of obituary notices; coordination with a third party providing other portions of the funeral, e.g.
Our Ephriam Burial Package includes the professional services of our funeral director and staff; transfer of the deceased to the funeral home (within 25 miles); embalming and other preparation; the use of our facilities or church facilities (Gathering of Family and Friends Day before service during regular business hours and coordination of Funeral Service on or off premises to cemetery local 25 miles) and equipment (funeral coach and driver).
To further serve the greater Houston area, McCoy & Harrison Funeral Home strongly encourages the local community to be proactive when it comes to preparation for death. Death is inevitable; with us, there is no reason why you cannot be prepared for the inevitable. For a minimal amount per month, you can be prepared.
United States Veterans are privileged to a variety of benefits due to their heroic and brave service to our beloved country. There are government run programs and facilities in order to aid you and your loved one during a time of loss. United States Veterans are entitled to be buried or have their ashes interred at any National Cemetery, locally at Houston National V.A. Cemetery at no charge.
Now works with families who were the victims of a crime through a program offered by The Office of the Attorney General, call Crime Victims' Compensation (011). For more details please contact one of our funeral counselors during your arrangements and they can further assist you. Also the toll-free number for victims, family members and service providers is (800)-983-9933.
Reviews (9)
Jeannette Sanford
Dec 15, 2021
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Latesha Bowie
Nov 30, 2021
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I can't sat enough how wonderful this funeral home is ! They were very nice, helpful and always available to answer questions. Marcus Jammer very compassionate and understanding. He understood my financial stress with unexpected circumstances and were there to help. Thank God for wonderful people like them during a very sad time. I would and di recommend them to anyone.
Kaylin Rodriguez
Sep 19, 2021
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Valeta Baynes
Jun 26, 2021
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Losing our Mom was very difficult. My sister and I were lost and did not know what steps to take to ensure our Mom was property laid to rest. I felt that McCoy Harrison dropped the ball. The compassion was lacking and the promised services for the funeral held at this facility were not delivered. Communication was extremely lacking. There was no promised video and no music. Cards and letters sent to their funeral home were not given to us until after the services were completed. We will not use their sevices again.
Robin Bullock
Jun 25, 2021
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Shonda Jones
Feb 18, 2021
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Jo O. G.
Dec 01, 2020
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Ms. P.
Jul 17, 2020
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Sean Albrow
Jun 17, 2020
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First I must say this was a very hard time for my family in regards to burying my mother. This was my first time making arrangements, so I was totally lost. My family had chose another funeral home but I decided this particular funeral service through word of mouth. From the moment I called the director to pick of my mother lifeless body. The director showed no compassion. No sorrow. No sorry for your loss. He never uttered those words to me or my family even when we met him in person to actually make the arrangements. So very cold hearted to me. That is a very horrible way to conduct a business
