Air Flow Systems

We’ve got our shop at the Siddhivinayak Residency, right on the ground floor of A Wing. It’s Shop No. 8, and we’re quite close to the Radha Krishna Temple, so it’s easy to find if you’re in the neighborhood. We deal with everything related to air systems—fans, ventilation, and things like that. It’s usually me and one or two helpers in the shop. Most of the time, the floor is covered with parts or tools because we’re in the middle of a repair or putting something together. It’s not a showroom where everything is shiny and polished. We prefer it this way because we’re here to work, not just to look good. People from the residency and the surrounding buildings often drop by because their ventilation is acting up or they need a new setup for their kitchen or office. We talk to them plainly about what needs fixing and what it will cost. No hidden stuff. Sometimes we have to go out on site, so the shop might be closed for an hour or two with a note on the door. Living and working near the temple means we hear the bells and the prayers every day, which is nice. It’s a busy little corner of the world. We just try to keep people cool and the air moving properly. It’s a simple trade, and we’ve been doing it here for quite a while now.