Ganapathi Constructions

We operate out of Flat No 502, which is where Ganapathi Constructions is based. It’s not a huge office, just a place for us to keep the blueprints and the computer. Most of the time, the real work is happening elsewhere at the building sites. We spend a lot of time on the phone or driving around to check on progress. Sometimes the elevators in the building are slow, so we end up taking the stairs. It’s just how it goes. We’ve got stacks of paper everywhere and a few samples of tiles and bricks sitting in the corner. People stop by to talk about their projects, and we usually sit around the big table in the middle of the room. It can get a bit loud when everyone is talking at once. We don’t have a receptionist or a lobby with coffee. If the door is open, you just walk in. Working in construction means there is always something going wrong or something that needs a quick fix. We deal with the rain, the heat, and the delays from suppliers. It’s hard work and it gets messy. We’ve been doing this for a while now and we know how to handle the local stuff. It’s just a few of us trying to get the jobs done right and move on to the next one. We like the view from the fifth floor when things get quiet. Sometimes we stay late to finish the drawings for the next day.