Enhance Cemetery Management with Advanced Technology
Our ground-penetrating radar services help locate unmarked graves, ensuring that every plot is accurately recorded. We’ll digitize and integrate your records into intuitive mapping software, enabling you to manage and safeguard the cemetery’s legacy efficiently. By staying current with the latest technology, you can maintain a well-organized and respectful environment, providing comfort to grieving families while preserving opportunities for future plot sales.
Advanced Grave Detection
Locate unmarked graves using ground-penetrating radar (GPR) and advanced mapping techniques.
Digital Recordkeeping
Convert paper records to digital formats, ensuring secure, easy access for years.
Custom Mapping Solutions
Visualize your grounds with state-of-the-art software to suit your cemetary's needs for effective space management.
Comprehensive Cemetery Management to Honor and Preserve Your Grounds
Preserving legacy and maintaining organization is essential in cemetery management. We offer a tailored approach that includes everything from unmarked grave detection to digital mapping, ensuring your cemetery remains organized, accessible, and properly maintained for future generations.
Headstone Transcription
Save money by figuring out a plan for future plot sales while ensuring the sanctity of family remains.
Mapping
Grave mapping makes it simple to keep track of every plot and memorial within your cemetery.
Inventory
Our cemetery inventory service modernizes outdated records by providing precise GPS coordinates.
Unmarked Graves
Receive a detailed map of grave locations customized to your cemetery’s needs.
Management Software
Our mapping software allows easy access to organized, searchable cemetery data online.
Wood Inspection Services recently completed a survey of 2 sections of our cemetery. He made sure I understood what I was looking at and how to use the information. He did locate 29 unmarked graves, they are now marked, and we can update our records. Would definitely recommend this to any cemetery that needs to confirm unknown areas of their own cemetery.
Keith Wideman