Bricks Industry

You can find us right on Road No. Sh-55, near the bus station in the Rosera Block. It’s a busy area with a lot of people coming and going because of the buses. Our yard is usually full of stacks of bricks waiting to be moved out. It’s a dusty job, and there’s always red dirt on everything, but that’s just the nature of the brick industry. We spend our days managing the kilns and making sure the stacks are organized. It’s heavy work, and it can be pretty tiring when the sun is beating down on the open yard. We have a crew that’s been doing this for years, so they know the routine. We don’t have much in the way of a fancy office, just a small space to keep the paperwork in order and answer the phone. People stop by all the time because we are so close to the main road. It makes it convenient for loading up the tractors and trucks that take our products to building sites nearby. Sometimes the traffic on Sh-55 gets backed up, which can slow things down, but we just work around it. We don't try to be anything we aren't. We just make bricks and sell them to people who are building things in the community. It’s a basic, honest way to make a living for all of us here.