Anjaneya Engineering Works

If you look for Plot No 95 on Survey No 271, you’ll find us tucked away. It’s not the easiest place to spot if you aren’t looking for it. The yard is usually full of raw steel and some half-finished projects sitting under tarps. We do a lot of fabrication and general engineering work. I started this place with just a few hand tools and a single welding set. Over time, we added more bits and pieces of equipment as we could afford them. It’s not a shiny factory. It’s a place where things get built by hand and there’s oil on everything. My hands are usually stained black by noon, and that’s just how it goes. Nobody here knows the first thing about the internet or websites. If someone needs something made, they usually just show up with a drawing on a piece of scrap paper. We figure it out from there. Sometimes we have to get creative when a part isn’t available, making something from scratch instead. It’s hard work and the days are long, especially when we have a big deadline. The shed gets really hot under the tin roof, but we’ve got a couple of big pedestal fans that help a bit. We don’t make any big promises, we just try to do the work as best as we can with what we have. It’s just a regular engineering shop doing regular work for people who need it without any extra fuss.