A family members service was held here. The service itself was good and the staff seemed very attentive. A few things did bother me though. My spouse and I were questioned by staff about parking in a accessible parking space. We are a younger couple so I guess they assumed we were abusing the space, they even offered to move my car for me. I'm sorry, no one touches my car and people shouldn't make assumptions. The wheel chair ramp at the front of the building is a joke! You can barely fit a stroller on it, it has no railing, and you have to maneuver on top of the top step so you can turn and enter the building. If someone were to come out of that door really fast someone could get hurt. The carpeting in the place is dated and could be changed out to a different colour that is more neutral. I got locked in the bathroom right as a family members service was about to start! Not at all funny! The television in the one viewing room is a first generation flat screen while the others are newer/nicer flat screens, they could at least have put in the effort to make things match. The viewing room attached to the chapel has paint peeling off it's walls. At the beginning of the service family members were asked by a male staff member to move back to accommodate members of an organization that was attending out of courtesy for a member who had passed. Regardless of a organizations importance in the community they are not more important than family and friends of the deceased. Personally I would never use this funeral home as it does not meet my standard of quality.