Over the past few years, research on marble powder has attracted a significant amount of interest from a variety of fields, including civil engineering and building materials. During production, the marble sector is responsible for around 30–40% of the total waste, which results in severe environmental dust concerns. In this study, the behavior of concrete is investigated when cement is partially replaced with varied percentages of marble powder. The goal of the study is to address waste management issues while keeping the requisite strength. Marble powder was used to partially replace cement in M40 grade concrete at percentages of 5%, 10%, 15%, 20%, and 25% by weight respectively.