Servo Enterprises

We are located over at Burma Colony in Perungudi. It’s house number 216. The area has changed a lot since we first set up here. It used to be much quieter, but now there’s a lot more activity around the corner. Our space is fairly simple. We have the main work area and a small spot where we keep our supplies. It’s not a corporate office with carpets and glass walls. It’s more of a functional place where we can actually get our hands dirty if we need to. The floor is concrete and the walls are painted a plain off-white. We have a few chairs for visitors, but mostly we are on our feet or sitting at the main bench. In the afternoons, the sun hits the front of the building quite hard, so we usually keep the blinds down. We’ve got a couple of computers that are a few years old but they still do the job. We don’t bother with much decoration. A calendar on the wall and maybe a few notes taped to the monitor is about all we have. People around Perungudi know the street well, so it’s easy to find us once you get into the colony. We handle our daily tasks without much fuss. If the power goes out, which happens sometimes, we just take a break until it comes back on. It’s a grounded way to run things, and we like the local feel of the neighborhood.