Supreme Fabricators & Engg.

We’ve been at Plot No. 63 in Sector 25 for a long time now. It’s a busy spot with plenty of noise from the grinders and the welding machines going all day. The shop isn't much to look at from the outside, just a big shed where we get the metal work done. Most mornings start with a cup of tea while we look over the sketches for whatever gate or frame needs building next. Some days it’s just small repairs, and other days we’re wrestling with heavy iron beams that take three of us to move. The air always smells a bit like burnt metal and grease, which is just how it is in this line of work. We keep our tools mostly organized, but there’s always a stray wrench or a piece of scrap lying where it shouldn’t be. Neighbors in the sector know us by the sound of the hammers hitting the anvils. It gets pretty warm in the afternoons, especially when the sun hits the metal roof, but we just keep at it until the sun goes down. We don't have a fancy office or anything, just a desk in the corner with piles of old papers and some samples of the stuff we’ve finished. People stop by to ask if we can fix something broken or cut a piece of steel to size. We just tell them what can be done and get to it.