A To Z Service Center

If you walk down Hiran Magri 8, you'll see our place easily enough because there's usually a pile of things waiting to be looked at outside. We call it A To Z Service Center because we try to fix almost anything that breaks down. It might be a washing machine one hour and a ceiling fan the next. My hands are almost always covered in grease or some kind of oil, and the workbench is a complete disaster area of screws and wires. I know where everything is, though, even if it looks like a mess to anyone else. We don't have a fancy waiting room or anything like that. People usually just drop their stuff off, tell us what's wrong, and we get to it when we can. Some days are slower than others, which gives us time to clean up the tools, but mostly it's just one job after another. It feels good when you finally hear a motor start running again after it's been dead for a week. We don't use any big machines for the repairs, just the basic tools and a bit of patience. Neighbors often drop by just to chat while we’re working. We try to be fair with people because we live right here too. It’s just a regular workshop where we spend our days trying to make things work again. Most of the time we can get things running, but sometimes the parts are just too old.