Indoschottle

Our place is out at 144 in Honaga. It’s a pretty straightforward setup we have here. We do a lot of manufacturing work, mostly focusing on components for engines and other similar mechanical parts. The area is quiet enough most mornings, though the sound of trucks coming and going keeps things feeling busy. We’ve been operating from this same building for a long time. It’s not the newest place on the block, but it serves us well and keeps the rain off the machines. Inside, there are several production lines running throughout the day. The floor is always active with workers moving between the different stations. We don't really do much in the way of advertising or marketing; most people around Honaga just know us through word of mouth or by seeing the building. Sometimes the yard gets a bit crowded when a big shipment of supplies arrives, but we manage the space as best as we can. It’s a practical environment for people who like to work with their hands. We have a small office tucked away in the back corner where the necessary paperwork happens, but most of the real action is out on the shop floor. It’s a decent place to work if you don't mind the constant noise of the machinery. We just focus on getting the specifications right for every batch we send out to our customers.