Sai Shakti Granite

We are located right near the Ahmadpur Bus Stop on Abu Road, so we get a lot of people wandering in while they’re waiting for their ride. The granite business is heavy work, literally. We spend all day moving these massive pieces of rock around. Abu Road can get incredibly hot, and the sun reflecting off the polished stone makes it even warmer in the yard. We usually have a layer of stone dust on our clothes by noon. It’s not a glamorous job, but we’ve been doing it here for a while now. Most of our customers are locals who are working on their homes or contractors who need a specific slab for a project. We don’t do much in the way of sales pitches; we just show what’s available in the stacks and let the stone speak for itself. Being near the bus stop means there is always noise and the smell of diesel in the air, but it keeps us connected to the town. We’ve got a small office where we handle the bills, but mostly we are outside. It’s a simple routine—loading, unloading, and making sure the granite stays in one piece. We aren't trying to be the biggest place around, just a steady one that provides what people need for their kitchens and floors.