How to Contact Patten Monument Company or Request a Quote

Patten Monument Company offers several ways to get in touch or start a project: you can call, use the contact form, request a quote, request designs, or schedule an appointment through its website. The site also lists locations and service areas, so you can check whether your cemetery falls within its coverage before reaching out. The best route depends on what you need — a general question, a price estimate, or a custom design.

Ways to Reach Patten Monument Company

The site's navigation and homepage present these contact and request options:

The homepage also includes a "Build A Custom Design" entry point if you already know you want a customized monument rather than a standard style.

Requesting a Quote or Designs

The site separates pricing information from an actual quote. The Pricing & Cost page (under Information Center) is the place to learn how pricing works, while Request a Quote is the action for getting numbers for your specific project. If you are still deciding on style, Request Designs lets you ask for design options before committing.

A practical sequence for most families:

1. Check the Cemetery Regulations or Cemetery Restrictions information first, since many cemeteries limit monument type, size, or material.
2. Review the monument styles offered (flat grave markers, upright headstones, benches, cremation headstones, mausoleums, custom cemetery monuments, virtual memorials) to narrow your direction.
3. Use Request a Quote for cost, or Request Designs if you need help visualizing options.
4. Use the contact form or call to follow up, ask about timelines, or schedule an appointment.

The site also publishes a "5 steps to selecting a monument" guide and brochures under its Information Center, which can help you prepare before contacting the company.

Checking Locations and Service Areas

Before requesting a quote, confirm that Patten Monument Company serves your cemetery. The site has dedicated Locations and Service Areas pages, and a Cemetery Restrictions request option for checking rules specific to your cemetery. Because cemetery regulations vary widely, this step can prevent ordering a monument that cannot be installed.

What to Expect From the Company

Patten Monument Company describes itself as a memorial provider offering a full suite of memorial styles, including custom mausoleums, cremation headstones, custom cemetery memorials, bench memorials, personalized flat grave markers, upright memorials, and virtual memorials. It also highlights veteran memorials, community and civic signage, and custom statues and sculptures.

Customer reviews shown on the site are positive overall — reviewers describe friendly, professional staff and mention a case where the company resurfaced and re-created a headstone after another vendor made errors. These are individual experiences rather than guarantees, but they suggest the company handles correction and customization work as well as new monuments.

Common Stumbling Points

• Skipping the cemetery rules check. Cemetery restrictions can determine which monument types are allowed; confirm these before finalizing a design.
• Confusing pricing information with a quote. The Pricing & Cost page explains cost factors; a quote is specific to your project and cemetery.
• Not having details ready. When you call or submit a form, having the cemetery name, desired monument type, and any inscription ideas on hand will make the conversation more productive.

For direct contact, use the phone option or contact form on pattenmonument.com; for project-specific numbers, start with Request a Quote.