Jindal Stones

We’ve been at Plot G1-31 32 in the Riico area for a long time now. It is a busy place, mostly filled with dust and the sound of machines cutting through heavy stone. Most days start early here because the heat gets pretty bad by noon. We mostly deal with slabs and blocks that come in from the quarries. It isn’t fancy work. It’s mostly just making sure things get loaded right and the measurements aren’t off. My boots are always covered in grey dust, and that’s just how it goes. Sometimes the trucks show up late, or the rain slows us down, but we just keep at it. People usually find us by looking for the Riico signage and then heading toward our specific plots. It is a lot of heavy lifting. We don’t have a big office or anything, just a small space to sit and handle the paperwork while the guys are out in the yard. Sometimes customers come by to see the stock in person. It’s easier to see the colors of the stone when you’re standing right there. We try to keep things organized, but in a stone yard, there is always something being moved or shifted around. It is just a regular local business, nothing too complicated. We’ve seen the area change a bit over the years, but our plot stays pretty much the same.