New Diamond Timber Traders

If you walk down the road in Borivali West, you’ll find us at A/56, where we keep all our timber. The first thing you notice when you get close is the smell of fresh cut wood, which is one of the best parts of working here. We have stacks of different types of wood piled up high, almost reaching the roof in some sections. It is quite a task to keep it all organized and dry, especially when the monsoon season hits. We have a large yard where we do a lot of the heavy lifting and moving. There is sawdust everywhere, on the floor, on the tables, and even on our clothes by the end of the shift. We use a lot of manual labor to get the timber positioned correctly. The area in Borivali is always busy, and we get quite a few people stopping their cars to ask about prices or different wood grains. We don't have a fancy showroom, just the wood itself and a small office where we keep the ledger. It’s a physical job and it can be tiring, but there is something satisfying about seeing the raw timber come in and go out to be made into something useful. We just try to give people honest advice about what wood will work for their projects without making it complicated. Most of our days are spent moving planks around and making sure the inventory is where it should be before the evening rush hits the street.