Asian Upvc Windows Doors

We are located out near the airport at Vetrivel Nagar. You can hear the planes taking off sometimes while we are working on the window frames. Our place is at 40-B/6, and it’s basically a workshop where we put together UPVC doors and windows. It gets quite dusty with all the cutting and fitting going on, but we keep the work area as tidy as we can. We have different profiles stacked against the walls. People come by to see the samples and figure out what fits their house. It’s mostly local builders or people renovating their own places nearby. We don’t have a fancy showroom with lights and carpets. It’s just a practical space where the work gets done. Sometimes we are out on sites installing things, so the shop might feel a bit empty then. We take measurements, cut the material, and weld the corners. It’s straightforward work. The UPVC is good because it doesn’t rot like wood, which is why a lot of people are switching over. We’ve been at this for a while now. The Civil Aerodrome area is growing, so there are always new buildings going up around us. We just try to keep up with the orders and make sure the doors shut properly. It's a lot of manual labor and measuring twice to make sure everything fits. It keeps us busy from morning until late evening most days. It can be hard work but we like it.