Noncon

Noncon is based out of 326-D Rasta Peth, inside the Hari Krupa Building. If you’ve ever walked through Rasta Peth, you know it’s got its own rhythm. Our office in the Hari Krupa Building isn’t very big, but it’s where everything happens for us. We handle a lot of technical work that doesn't always have a fancy name. Most of our days are spent going through paperwork or talking to people who drop in. It’s an old-school kind of place. We don’t have those modern glass walls or expensive furniture you see in the city center. We just have desks, some chairs, and a lot of work to get through. Sometimes the street outside gets noisy with all the shops and people moving about, but we’re used to it by now. We’ve been in Rasta Peth long enough to know the local tea stall guy and the other business owners in the building. We don’t use big words to describe what we do. It’s just about being here, being available, and getting the job done. The building itself has seen better days, but it’s sturdy and it’s home for Noncon. We like the fact that people can just find us easily in a familiar neighborhood. We don't put on a show for anyone. What you see is exactly what you get when you come to see us at 326-D. It's just us working hard every day and staying until the work is finished.