Iron Craft

Out at Plot No.- 418 in the Industrial Area, Phase-Ii, that’s where Iron Craft is located. It’s exactly what you’d expect from an industrial zone—lots of metal, lots of noise, and plenty of grease. We spend our days working with iron, and by the time we head home, our clothes usually show it. The workshop is big and open, which is good for the heat, but it gets pretty cold in the winter months. We have all sorts of projects going on at once, so you have to watch where you step because there might be a piece of iron waiting to be worked on. We don’t have a fancy reception area. If someone comes to see us, they usually just walk into the shop and find one of us. We’re often busy with the welding or cutting, so we might not hear you right away over the sound of the tools. It’s hard work, but we like seeing a raw piece of metal turn into something useful for a customer. We’ve been in Phase-Ii for a long time and have seen many shops come and go, but we just keep at it. We aren't big on talking about ourselves; we’d rather just show you what we’re working on. It’s a gritty, dusty place, but it’s where we feel most at home. We just take the orders as they come and try to do an honest day's labor. It’s a simple life but it keeps us moving.