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Our funeral directors in St Helens are near Morrisons on Baxters Lane. However you choose to say goodbye, the same care goes into every part of it. You'll sit down with us when you're ready, tell us about the person you've lost, and take each decision in turn. Our team here is experienced and part of the town. Call our funeral home in St Helens and tell us what you have in mind.
Your local team can talk you through an attended funeral in St Helens or an unattended funeral in St Helens, and help you choose memorials in St Helens when you feel ready. You can also see all our funeral directors in Merseyside.
Our funeral home is near Morrisons on Baxters Lane.
These are estimated costs for a cremation. For a burial, please call us and we'll explain the costs.
Total price: £3,542
Total price: £1,645
The cost of a funeral depends on what you need. We'll help you understand everything, so you can plan without any surprises.
Our prices include all the essentials
The prices you see on each branch's Price List are our lowest for each type of funeral. They include caring for the person who's died, a simple coffin, and the cremation or burial. We don't charge for the little touches like placing a rose on the coffin or playing music.
What affects the cost?
You can choose to add a personal touch, such as a unique coffin, flowers, your choice of transport, a printed order of service or a memorial. There might be additional costs depending on the type of funeral you choose, or what you require. You can find out additional costs by looking at Additional Options Price Lists on each branch's webpage.
Rated 4.8 / 5 based on 27 reviews.
Very good service very understanding don't matter what time you call there is always some one there at the other end of the line to listen to you I for one called many times and that person listen to you attentively and they make sure at the end of the conversation you can say all is well
Christiana Power, 18 October 2026
Fisher and Dixon have been wonderful to myself and my family during a really difficult time. Barbara, Janet and Keith have all been incredibly helpful and supportive guiding me through the arrangements and being so respectful of my Dad.
On the day of the funeral Barbara was so lovely; professional, calm, supportive and everything ran like clockwork.
I highly recommend Fisher and Dixon .
Heather Clarke, 16 October 2026
The team here a Fisher and Dixon are absolutely brilliant.
Jonathon and Yvonne dealt with our bereavement with the utmost respect and diligence. Throughout the whole process from death until funeral, they were only a phone call away - whether it be to advocate for the family, lend a listening ear, offer advice, comfort, reassurance or information - nothing was too much or too little to be taken care of.
They have been in constant contact with us, to ensure we have remained updated and informed throughout the whole process. In what is probably one of the most emotionally taxing job there is, their care and diligence and utmost respect is commendable.
As a family, we are so thankful to all the team here. From collecting him, preparing and dressing him, to taking him on his last ride, every single one of our requests (no matter how outrageous - Like 3 pairs of socks) were respected and carried out with care. Nothing was too much to ask of them and they made a sorrowful, harrowing experience bearable.
I can not recommend this company enough. The professionalism, dedication, love and understanding of what they do, and why they do it, makes this team incomparable to any other.
Every one of you at Fisher and Dixon should be so proud of the service you provide and the work you do. Thank you so so much❤️
Georgina Martin, 22 July 2026
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