Kesariya Water Pyurifire

Our place is over at Gidc Estate, specifically Plot No. 230/4, 5, and 6. It’s a decent-sized space because water purifiers take up more room than you’d think once you start opening all the boxes. We spend a lot of time looking at filters and membranes. It’s not the most exciting work, but people need clean water, so we stay busy. The lights in the back flicker sometimes, but we know which switch to jiggle to get them steady. We mostly deal with the locals and some businesses around the estate. There’s always a stack of empty cartons near the side door waiting to be picked up. Sometimes the phone rings off the hook and other times it’s quiet enough to hear the water testing kits clinking. We don't have a big sales team or a shiny showroom. It's just us in our work shirts, surrounded by pipes and plastic housings. If someone comes in with a broken unit, we take a look and see if it’s worth fixing or if they just need a new filter. The tea stall down the road brings us rounds in the morning, which helps start the day. It’s a lot of manual work, checking seals and making sure nothing leaks before it goes out the door. We've been at this Gidc spot for a good bit now and know most of the neighbors. It’s just how we get through the week.