Serving Lake Elsinore, Riverside County
Grave markers in Lake Elsinore
Elsinore Valley Cemetery on Collier Avenue has some of the most specific marker requirements in Riverside County: full-size granite, at least 3 inches thick, with a lawn-mower-proof (L.M.P.) radius edge. The district won't accept delivery of a stone that misses the spec — and its fee sheet states plainly that it isn't affiliated with any marker company.
Here's the good news for Lake Elsinore families: our standard marker — 16″ × 28″ polished granite, 3″ thick, bullnose radius edge — is that spec, to the letter. Design it online, approve the proof, and we deliver to the district by appointment with the paperwork done.
Cemeteries Lake Elsinore families use
Each cemetery sets its own marker rules — sizes, edges, and fees differ more than most families expect. We've documented them, and we confirm your plot's requirements with the office before any stone is cut.
Designed by you, at home.
Our designer shows your words on photographs of real granite — pick the stone, type the inscription, choose the lettering and carved designs, and request a free proof. Our engraver hand-builds the proof, you approve it (or ask for changes) online, and nothing is engraved or owed until you sign off.
$1,295all-inclusive: the granite, design, engraving, unlimited proofs, delivery, and your cemetery's paperwork.
Lake Elsinore marker questions
What does Elsinore Valley Cemetery require in a marker?
Full-size granite with an L.M.P. (lawn-mower-proof) radius edge, at least 3″ thick. First marker on a plot: 16″ × 28″; a second marker may be 12″ × 18″. Our standard stone matches the first-marker spec exactly — see the full guide.
How much is the cemetery's setting fee in Lake Elsinore?
$112 for standard marker sizes per the district's 2026 price list, paid to the district. Delivery is by appointment and district staff install the stone, typically within 7–10 working days. That fee is separate from the marker itself — ours is $1,295 all-inclusive.
What is a lawn-mower-proof (L.M.P.) edge?
A rounded radius edge on a thick stone that mowers and trimmers pass over without chipping. Thin, square-edged markers chip at the lawn line, which is why the district requires the L.M.P. format — and why our marker is built with a ¼″ bullnose edge on a full 3″ stone.
Whenever you're ready.
Start the design today and take all the time you need — or call (951) 234-0199 and we'll walk through it together.
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