Poojal Shree Marble

Being situated out here on N.H. 8 in Bhagwanda means we see a lot of trucks passing by all day and night. Our yard is right near the Government School, which is the main landmark for anyone trying to find us. It’s a dusty stretch of road, especially when the wind picks up, but that is just part of being in the marble trade. We spend most of our time out in the sun moving pieces around and making sure everything is sorted correctly. It isn't anything glamorous, just a lot of hard work with heavy stones. Sometimes the rain makes things a bit messy in the yard, but we manage to keep the slabs clean enough for people to see the grain. We have been here for some time now and most of the locals know where we are. We don't have a big fancy showroom, just the slabs standing up in rows near the highway. People usually pull over after seeing the stacks from the road. The kids from the school walk past in the afternoons and the noise from the highway never really stops. We just focus on getting the stone loaded and sent off to wherever it is going next. It’s a simple setup and we like it that way. No need for anything extra when you are just dealing with natural stone and local builders every day. It's a busy life but it suits the area well enough.