Aquora Filteration

We’re located at A-88 Shreenath Society, not too far from the Baliyadev Mandir. It’s a residential area, so it’s usually pretty quiet except for when the temple has a festival or a lot of visitors. We work with water filters, which means we spend a lot of our time dealing with pipes, tanks, and salt. Our hands are almost always wet or covered in some kind of grit from the plumbing work. The office is really just a front room in the society where we keep the spare filters and the toolkits. Most of our day is spent visiting houses nearby to fix leaks or change out parts that have worn out. We know a lot of the families in Shreenath Society because we’ve been into their kitchens at one point or another. It’s not a glamorous job, but it’s necessary since the water around here can be pretty hard on the systems. We carry heavy bags of media and tools up and down stairs all day long. Sometimes we stop at the temple for a moment of peace before heading to the next appointment. We don’t have a big crew, just a couple of us who know the technical side of the filters. It’s a simple setup, and we prefer it that way because it lets us focus on the actual repairs and maintenance without any distractions or fancy office talk.