Gomti Fay Ash Bricks

If you go to House Number 12 in Bgichichi, you’ll find Gomti Fay Ash Bricks. It’s more of a home-based operation than a big factory. We use the space we have to make and store the bricks. It’s a bit cramped sometimes, especially when we have a big order ready to go. My family helps out with the various tasks. We named it Gomti after the river, even though we aren't right on the banks. The ash can be a bit of a nuisance if the wind picks up, so we try to keep things contained. People in Bgichichi know where we are. We don't have a showroom or a sales team. If you want to talk to us, you just walk up to the house. I usually have tea ready for anyone who stops by to chat about a project. It’s a slow and steady kind of business. We aren't looking to expand into some massive corporation. We just want to keep the machines running and provide for our families. Some days the power goes out, and everything stops, but we just use that time to rest or do some manual stacking. It’s an honest way to make a buck. Gomti Fay Ash Bricks is just a small part of this neighborhood. We’ve been here at House Number 12 for years and plan to stay.