Father Son Tools India

Me and my dad run this place at H. No. 177 in Dabri Village. It’s a busy spot and we’ve been here a while now. Most mornings start early, usually before the sun gets too high. We deal with all kinds of tools. People come in looking for something specific for their work, and we try to find it in the stacks. The shop isn't fancy. There are boxes everywhere and some dust on the shelves, but we know where everything is kept. It’s just how it goes when you handle metal and heavy gear all day. Sometimes the neighbors stop by just to talk for a bit while we’re sorting through the inventory. Dabri is a tight community so everyone knows everyone. We don’t spend money on big signs or anything. The house number 177 is what people look for. It’s hard work, especially when the weather gets hot, but it keeps us busy. My son helps out too when he can, keeping the tradition going. We just focus on what needs doing today. If a wrench or a hammer is needed, we usually have it buried somewhere in here. The floor is concrete and stays cool in the winter. We don’t have an office really, just a small desk where the paperwork sits. It’s a simple life running Father Son Tools India. We keep the doors open and see who comes through the village lanes every day.