What are the opening hours?

Monday 8am - 5pm Tuesday 8am - 5pm Wednesday 8am - 5pm Thursday 9am - 5pm Friday 8am - 5pm Saturday 8am - 5pm

Falco Marble & Granite

Name: Falco Marble & Granite
Address: 125 Halls Mill Road, Freehold Township, NJ, 07728, US
Telephone: +17326250555

Home
United States
Freehold Township, NJ
Falco Marble & Granite

Call Directions Website Contact the business

Custom marble, granite & quartz countertops, vanity tops and fireplace surrounds. Serving New Jersey.

11/12/2026

When it comes to bathroom renovations, the threshold is the single most critical structural point of your shower. Threshold failure is responsible for the vast majority of showers that have to be torn out and redone prematurely.

Heavy 1/2-inch frameless glass shower doors place immense weight on the curb and require mounting clips to be drilled and screwed directly into the stone. Reducing a stone threshold down to 3/4 inch compromises its strength and creates a high risk of cracking during hardware installation or daily use. Keeping the stone at a full 1-1/4 inch thickness provides the structural integrity needed to support heavy glass safely for decades.

Visit the Falco Marble & Granite showroom to plan your custom bathroom stone details with confidence.
See more of our projects: www.falcomarbleandgranite.com

11/10/2026

When remodeling a bathroom, custom fabrication details make the difference between a high-end finish and a costly structural failure.
Custom architectural pieces like shower niche trims, entrance saddles, and corner shelves can safely be milled from 1-1/4 inch down to 3/4 inch. Reducing these non-load-bearing pieces creates a refined, delicate aesthetic that matches your vanity top seamlessly.
However, shower thresholds must always remain at full 1-1/4 inch thickness. Heavy frameless glass shower doors place significant weight on the threshold curb and require deep mechanical drilling for mounting hardware. Maintaining full stone thickness prevents cracking during installation and guarantees lifetime structural durability.
Visit the Falco Marble & Granite showroom to consult on custom fabrication details for your upcoming bathroom renovation.

11/05/2026

Planning a bathroom renovation? Don't overlook the details!
When ordering custom stone pieces for your bathroom, accurate measurements are just the beginning.
Shower thresholds, knee wall caps, benches, and saddles all require proper fabrication and finishing.
In this video, Richie from Falco Marble & Granite explains how to prepare your measurements, identify exposed edges, and communicate exactly what your project needs.
**The right details make all the difference.**
Serving Monmouth, Ocean & Middlesex Counties, NJ.
falcomarbleandgranite.com

11/03/2026

From our workshop to your home, every slab receives white glove care.
We use advanced vacuum lifters, custom ramps, and motorized carts to guarantee your stone arrives without a single scratch or crack. Precision fabrication paired with safe, professional installation.
What do you think of this installation process? Tell us below.

10/29/2026

Behind the scenes: Slab hunting for our next projects.

Only premium Marble, Quartz, and Granite make the cut.

What is your favorite stone for countertops? Tell us below.

10/27/2026

Why does natural stone cost more to fabricate than engineered quartz? The difference comes down to the craftsmanship and labor behind every cut. Manufactured quartz is predictable and uniform, cutting cleanly with no hidden voids or structural surprises. In contrast, authentic natural stones like quartzite, granite, and marble require extensive hand fabrication. Quartzite is exceptionally hard yet brittle, cutting with jagged edges and natural fissures that our fabricators must meticulously fill, level, and polish by hand before it ever arrives at your home. That investment in skilled labor ensures your one-of-a-kind slab performs flawlessly for a lifetime. Visit the Falco Marble & Granite showroom to compare our curated selection of quartz, quartzite, and natural marble in person.

10/22/2026

True stone craftsmanship is defined by the details you cannot see once installation is complete.
Whether you choose Taj Mahal quartzite or any natural stone slab, quality fabrication requires embedded rod reinforcements around sink cutouts, precision 90-degree seam cuts, and fully smoothed, finished underside overhangs. Proper preparation also includes removing backing mesh at key points and installing mechanical sink anchors for lifetime stability.
Always ask your fabricator about their structural reinforcement and underside finishing standards before choosing a team for your renovation.
Visit the Falco Marble & Granite showroom to experience premium stone craftsmanship built to last.

10/20/2026

An improperly secured undermount sink can eventually collapse, damaging plumbing and causing costly home flooding.
Proper stone installation requires mechanical anchors set directly into the stone with epoxy, supported by heavy-duty clips on all sides. Relying solely on silicone or scrap stone blocks is a shortcut that leads to long-term failure.
At Falco Marble & Granite, we ensure every sink is structurally anchored for lifetime stability and peace of mind.
Visit our showroom to learn more about our fabrication standards.

10/15/2026

Calacatta Fire is one of our most dramatic quartz options, featuring bold, high contrast veining designed to make a striking statement.
Ideal for expansive kitchen islands, full-height feature walls, or executive office backdrops, its super jumbo slab dimensions provide greater design versatility and seamless coverage. While it is a daring choice, the finished result is nothing short of extraordinary.
Visit the Falco Marble & Granite showroom to experience Calacatta Fire in person.

10/13/2026

Not all quartz slabs are manufactured the same way. Knowing the difference between printed quartz and full-body quartz can save you from unexpected fabrication costs and design surprises.
Printed quartz features its pattern strictly on the surface. If you choose a decorative profile like an Ogee edge, the veining will not carry through to the sides unless your fabricator miters the edge—a highly detailed process requiring additional labor cost.
Full body quartz carries its veining completely through the material, giving you complete flexibility with custom edge details while maintaining seamless pattern continuity.
Visit the Falco Marble & Granite showroom to select the perfect quartz slab and edge detail for your home.

Address

125 Halls Mill Road
Freehold Township, NJ
07728

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm
Saturday	8am - 5pm

Telephone

+17326250555

Website

http://falcomarbleandgranite.com/

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Falco Marble & Granite posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.