Sikhwal Granites Llp

We've been at Himayath Nagar for a while now, running things out of Flat 207. It's mostly about keeping the granite slabs moving and making sure the inventory is right. People come in looking for specific patterns for their kitchens or floors. We spend a lot of time on the phone with transporters. It gets pretty busy when a new shipment arrives from the quarries. You have to watch the heavy lifting because these stones don't forgive if they drop. Sometimes the office is a mess with samples everywhere. We try to keep it organized, but it’s hard when three different trucks show up at once. The weather here makes the stone hot to the touch in the afternoons. Most of our days are just checking quality and talking to contractors who need things done yesterday. We don't have a fancy showroom, just the workspace and our records. It’s honest work, though. You get used to the smell of wet stone and the sound of polishing machines. We’ve seen the neighborhood change a lot over the years. Himayath Nagar is crowded these days, but we manage. My brother usually handles the site visits while I stay back to handle the paperwork. It’s a lot of back and forth. You learn something new about stone grains every week. We just keep our heads down and get the orders filled and loaded. It isn't always pretty, but the work gets done by the end of the day.