Nobel Radiator

Our workshop is at Plot No.79 in the Jimmy area of Rajkot. We are right opposite the Gurukul, which is a good landmark for people trying to find us for the first time. Working with radiators is a hot and dirty job, so our clothes are usually a bit stained by lunch. The shop is filled with the sound of metal clanking and the hiss of pressure tests. It’s not a quiet place to work, but we’re used to it. We’ve been in this part of Rajkot for a long time. The space is a bit cramped because we have so many different types of radiators stacked up along the walls. We don't have a receptionist or a waiting room with magazines. If you come by, you’ll likely find us in the back with our hands deep in a repair job. We have a small desk for the bills, but it’s usually covered in tools. The neighborhood is mostly industrial, so we fit right in with the other shops on the block. We don't do anything fancy with marketing; the work we do speaks for itself when people see their engines running cool again. Sometimes the traffic on the road out front makes it hard to back trucks into our lot, but we manage. It’s just a normal, everyday business trying to get things done right. The tea shop around the corner is where we usually spend our breaks.