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+1 (412) 421-8655

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5505 Centre Ave

Pittsburgh, PA 15232

+1 (412) 421-8655

http://www.urbachmemorials.com

Urbach Memorials, a division of Rome Monument, has been a leading provider of distinctive monuments and tombstones for the Jewish communities and cemeteries in Pittsburgh for over 75 years. Established in 1933 by Joseph Urbach, the company offers cemetery lettering, memorial repair, and cleaning services.

Under the management of Heath Peterson, Urbach Memorials continues its legacy of craftsmanship and dedication to the Jewish community. The company has a history of restoration projects, including donating a granite monument to New Light Cemetery and restoring gravestones at Beth Hamedrash Hagodol-Beth Jacob Cemetery.

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Marianne C.

9/10/2024

Terrible customer service and poor workmanship! My mother passed away in 2020 and we got her stone from Urbach. In January of 2024 the stone started leaning and detaching from the foundation. When...

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