New Srilatha Granite

We've been here in Kaikondaigudem Village for a good while now at Pl.No.4-19. The yard is usually full of granite slabs leaned up against each other. It gets pretty dusty out here, especially when the wind picks up across the open ground. Most days it’s just us moving the heavy stone around with the crane and making sure everything is where it should be. It’s not a quiet place. There is always the sound of trucks or the machines working nearby. We don’t have a big fancy showroom or anything like that. People just walk into the yard and look at what we have sitting out. Sometimes the sun is really beating down on the stone, which makes the colors look different than they do in the shade. We spend a lot of time drinking tea and waiting for the next delivery to show up. My brother handles a lot of the heavy lifting while I talk to whoever stops by. It’s a basic business. We have different types of stone coming in from different places, and they all take up a lot of space. The neighbors know us well because we’ve been at this spot for years. Dealing with granite is heavy work and your hands get rough after a few months of it. We just keep at it day after day. It’s honest work and we like being out here in the village instead of stuck in a city office.