Harry Fly Ash Bricks

We have been out here in Deon for a while now. It is right near the bus stand, so it gets pretty dusty with all the traffic passing through Bathinda. My uncle started this place because he saw people needed bricks that were not just the old clay kind. We use fly ash here instead. Most days start very early, usually before the sun gets too high over the fields. We have a small crew and we just focus on getting the stacks right in the yard. Sometimes the machine acts up and we have to spend half the morning fixing it, which is frustrating but that is just how it goes when you are running a yard like this. People from the village stop by to ask about prices or just to chat while they wait for their bus. We do not have a big fancy office, just a small room where we keep the books and drink tea. The dust gets everywhere, on the desks and even in our tea sometimes. It is hard work, especially in the summer when the Punjab heat is hitting hard, but we keep the piles moving. We do not really do much advertising. Most people know we are here just by seeing the stacks from the road. We try to keep things simple. If someone needs a load for a small wall or a house, they come talk to us, we figure out the count, and we load the trolley.