Sanjeev Kumar Architect

I work out of my house, H.No.95 in Ward No.4, Moh. Mansuri Tobba, right here in Sirhind City. It is a family-run sort of setup, and you can usually find me at my desk surrounded by piles of technical drawings and notes. Being an architect in Fatehgarh Sahib means I get to work on a lot of local houses and small commercial projects. It is not flashy work. It is mostly about making sure the foundations are deep enough and the walls are straight. I have been doing this for a while, and I have learned that things rarely go exactly to plan on a construction site. There is always a delay with the bricks or a rainy week that puts everything behind schedule. I spend a lot of my time traveling between the office and various sites to make sure the labor is following the blueprints correctly. People in Sirhind City know me, so I try to be as straightforward as possible. I don't use complicated words to explain a simple pipe layout or a roof design. If you need a drawing for the municipal committee or just want to build a shed, I am the one you talk to. It is just me and the work. I don't have a receptionist or a marketing team. When the phone rings, I answer it myself. I like the practical side of building things, even when it gets stressful.