Safe Logistics & Relocations

If you head down Tiljala Road and go behind the Don Bosco School, you’ll find us at 5/2. It’s a bit tucked away, which is actually nice because Govinda Khatick Road gets so crowded and loud. We do a lot of moving and packing here, so the place usually smells like cardboard and packing tape. There are always rolls of bubble wrap sitting in the corner, and sometimes the kids from the school walk past and peek in while we’re loading up a truck. Moving houses is messy work. We spend a lot of time wrapping furniture and making sure everything fits into the back of the vans without shifting. It’s a lot of heavy lifting. My back feels it by Friday, that’s for sure. We have a small wooden table where we sit and eat our lunch together when there’s a break. Usually, it’s just dal and rice brought from home. We talk about the traffic or how hard it is to find parking near the school during drop-off hours. It’s not a corporate office with glass walls; it’s just a practical space where we get things done. We keep a spare set of keys on a hook by the door and a calendar on the wall that's mostly covered in scribbled names and dates. It’s a simple setup. We know the neighbors, and they know us. Most days are just about getting the boxes moved.