Gauricon Power Systems

We've been here at East Gorakh Park for a good while now. It's Gali No. 14, just a really busy part of Shahadara. Most days it’s just us working on whatever power systems people happen to bring in. It gets pretty loud in the shop sometimes with all the testing and the hum of the machines. We don't have a big fancy office with carpets or anything, just the workshop where we keep all the spare parts and our tools. My desk is usually a mess, covered in papers and little bits of wire. The neighbors around here know us as the guys who deal with the electrical gear. It’s a lot of manual work, checking connections and making sure the backup units are actually holding a charge like they should. Sometimes the traffic in our narrow lane makes it hard for the delivery trucks to get through, but we manage somehow. We aren't trying to change the world or anything, just keeping things running for the local shops and the houses around this neighborhood. Most of the guys working here have been with me for years. We usually eat our lunch together in the back room when things finally quiet down for a bit. If you walk past the park and turn into our street, you’ll see our sign. It’s not the biggest place in Delhi, but it’s ours. We handle everything from small battery setups to bigger industrial boxes. It’s greasy and hot work, but that’s just the job.