Sunil Saw Mill And Timber Depot

You can find the mill out on Muluguroad at Survey No 628 in Peddammagadda. I spend my whole day surrounded by the smell of sawdust and fresh timber. We have big piles of logs sitting in the yard waiting to be cut. The sun beats down on the open space, so the wood dries out pretty fast. I handle the big saws myself most of the time. It is loud and dusty work. I have to wear a cloth over my face so I do not breathe in too much of the fine dust. We get all kinds of customers coming in. Some want a few planks for a small repair at home, and others need a whole truckload of timber. I do all the measuring with an old tape measure that is starting to rust. My small office is just a little room made of plywood where I keep the receipts. There is always a layer of dust on everything in there, no matter how much I clean. The trucks come in early in the morning to drop off new logs, and that is usually the busiest time. I like the feeling of the wood and seeing what is inside once we cut through the bark. It is heavy work and my back usually aches by the time I head home. Peddammagadda is a good place for this kind of business because we have the space we need.