The installation of a standard monument generally takes 8–10 weeks. Certain custom monuments may take several months.

We take great care when engraving our monuments using specialized techniques that ensure that the lettering remains clear and beautiful for many years. All of our monuments are made of high quality granite and are designed to last for generations. We have been in business since the 1940’s and all of our monuments are in good condition.

Pre-need monuments may be purchased in advance. We have many customers who prefer this arrangement to avoid unnecessary complications after death.

We have the latest machinery and our graphic artists can customize a monument with almost any design that appeals to you.

Producing a monument to our high standards is no simple task. We at Liben Monuments use hi-tech equipment and have a highly trained staff of talented graphic artists. Liben personnel can also help you compose a beautiful and appropriate memorial text. We are confident that the result will express your feeling and reflect good taste in every detail.

No. At Liben Monuments, we understand the importance of accuracy and sensitivity when preparing inscriptions. Every text is carefully reviewed by our experienced staff, including a Rabbi with expertise in Jewish names and an English language specialist. With many years of experience, our team thoroughly checks all wording and Hebrew text to help ensure accuracy and clarity before production.

We manufacture a variety of monuments, from the simplest to high end. We work with our customers and satisfy their needs. We give the same level of care and attention to all orders.

All monuments are traditionally placed at the head of the grave, however most families choose to add a footstone at the foot of the grave to clearly mark its length. This discourages visitors from walking on the grave. Additionally, a footstone is another area to express feelings about the deceased (e.g. Forever in our hearts ..Gone but not forgotten..)

Each monument is installed on a base provided by Liben Monuments, which rests on a foundation prepared by the cemetery. This foundation provides stability and helps prevent shifting or tilting over time. Once installed, the foundation is not visible.