GRAVESIDE Services

Set Up

Wilbert offers a Wilbert Way set up and a lowering device, also known as The Wilbert Way Lowering Device. The Wilbert Way set up seals the vault above ground, ensuring that no foreign bodies will impede the seal of the outer burial container. This allows the cover to be displayed at the graveside. The Wilbert Way is only available on Wilbert trademarked burial vaults and may not be allowed in all cemeteries. If the grave is not suitable for a Wilbert Way set up, and at the CSR’s discretion, we may perform a “false” set up where the vault will be set up the Wilbert Way away from the grave and at a location in the cemetery that maximizes the safety of the family.

Grass & Chairs

Grass and chairs are available to families who would like a graveside service. Six pieces of grass and twelve folding chairs will typically cover a gravesite area and will be neatly arranged under the tent. Nashville Wilbert manages the delivery, setup, and removal of the grass and chairs.

Tents

One 15’x15’ tent will be set by Nashville Wilbert at the gravesite. The tent covers the burial area and provides a comfortable place for families to gather during the funeral.

Nameplate

A nameplate gives burial vaults a personalized touch. They are a standard feature of Monticello vaults and above. The nameplate includes the name of the deceased and the birth and death dates.

Disinterment

Wilbert Burial Vault provides disinterment services for our products. If it becomes necessary to move a vault from one location to another, we are able to remove the vault from the original interment site and transport it to a new location within the continental United States.

Vault Transfer

Vault Transfer is a service available between Wilbert licensees and dealers. Nashville Wilbert uses the vault transfer service when a burial request has been made outside of the licensee territory. The location of the cemetery is needed to determine the appropriate Wilbert licensee or dealer. Since the services offered by each Wilbert licensee vary, the licensees work together on a per burial basis to determine the services, such as tents, grass, chairs, and grave digging, that each licensee will provide for the burial.