Priya Tools

Down in Fathenagar 018, that’s where we keep the doors open for Priya Tools. It’s a busy little corner of the world. We aren’t a big corporation with hundreds of employees; it’s just a few of us who know our way around a toolbox. The shop stays open pretty late most days because people always seem to need something at the last minute. We’ve got piles of stuff everywhere, and it might look like a mess to an outsider, but there is a system to it. Fathenagar has its own rhythm, and we’ve been a part of it for a long time. We don't spend money on fancy flyers or big billboards. Most of our work comes from people walking by or someone telling their friend to come see us. The heat in the afternoon can be tough, so we usually slow down around two and have some cold water. We like the work though. There is something satisfying about handing someone exactly the tool they were looking for and seeing them get back to their own job. We don’t use a lot of big words or try to act like we’re more than we are. We’re just a local business trying to make a living and help out where we can. If you stop by, don’t expect a suit and tie. We’re usually in our work clothes, ready to get our hands dirty. We just take it one customer at a time.