Muzammil Wood Contractor

Our workshop is at Patparganj, specifically Jawahar Mohalla, E 20 A 412. If you walk by, you’ll probably hear the sound of a saw or the smell of fresh timber. As Muzammil Wood Contractor, we spend our whole day working with our hands. There is sawdust on everything—the floor, the desks, even our hair by the end of the shift. We do all kinds of wood jobs, from small repairs to bigger structures. It’s a very manual process. We measure twice and cut once, or at least we try to. The space in Jawahar Mohalla is a bit cramped because we have so many planks of wood leaning against the walls. We have different types of wood stacked up depending on what we are building that week. The tools are old but they still work perfectly. It’s a noisy place, but we like it that way. We don’t have an office staff; usually, whoever is free just answers the phone with dusty hands. Patparganj is a busy area with a lot of artisans, so we fit right in. Sometimes the weather makes the wood swell, and we have to adjust how we work. It’s a lot of physical labor, lifting heavy beams and sanding down rough edges until they feel right. We take pride in the fact that we can turn a raw piece of wood into something useful for someone’s home or shop. It’s just us doing what we know best and trying to get the joints to fit.