Sejal Electricals Sales & Service

Working out of Pandesara A V Road 182 means dealing with a lot of noise from the street, but you get used to it after a few weeks. The shop floor is usually covered with bits of wire and different colored electrical tape because we are always fixing something that someone brought in. Sejal Electricals is just a small spot where we keep a lot of switches, bulbs, and motors on the shelves. Sometimes the shelves look a bit messy because I don't always have time to straighten every single box. Most days, I am hunched over a workbench with a soldering iron, trying to figure out why a fan stopped spinning or why a circuit keeps tripping. People from the nearby houses on A V Road walk in with their broken toasters or irons wrapped in plastic bags. It is a lot of troubleshooting and testing things out. The light in here isn't the best, so I use a small desk lamp to see the tiny screws. We don't have a big sign or anything, just the name on the door and the sound of the radio playing in the back. My tea gets cold more often than not because someone walks in just as I take a sip. It is a busy life in Pandesara, and there is always another motor that needs winding or a wire that needs stripping before the day is done.