Perfect Engg. Works

If you head down Nandini Road into the Light Industrial Area, you’ll find us at No. 43 A. It’s a noisy neighborhood with the sound of machines running in every building, and we fit right in. Our workshop is usually covered in a thin layer of oil and metal shavings because that’s just how engineering work goes. We spend most of our hours standing over lathes or at the workbench, trying to get a part to fit just right. It’s not the kind of place where you’d want to wear your nice clothes. We have tools hanging on the walls and pieces of steel leaning against the doorframes. Some days the phone rings a lot, and other days it’s just the sound of the grinding wheel. We’ve been at this spot for a while, and we know most of the other guys working on this stretch of Nandini Road. It’s a community of people who like to build and fix things. There isn't a lot of space for a waiting room, so people usually just stand by the door while we talk about what needs doing. We don’t use any complicated systems, just our hands and the machines we’ve had for years. It’s honest work, even if it’s loud and messy. We just keep our heads down and focus on the task in front of us until it's done.