Enineering Services

Our shop is tucked away at Plot No. 846-b1-1 in the GIDC Ind. Estate. It is a bit of a maze back here, but we like it that way. We mostly handle mechanical repairs and some basic fabrication when people bring things in. The floor is covered in oil stains that have been there for years, and we don't bother trying to scrub them out anymore. There is always a radio playing somewhere in the back, usually stuck on a station with too much static. We don't have a big team, just a few of us who know how to handle a lathe and a welding torch. Most of our tools are old, but they work better than the new stuff you see in catalogs. Engineering is a lot of trial and error, especially with the odd jobs we get. One day it’s a broken pump, the next it’s a frame that needs straightening. We don’t have a receptionist or a waiting room. If you show up, you just walk in and find someone. The air is always thick with the smell of burnt metal and cutting fluid. It gets cramped when we have a big project on the floor, but we shuffle things around to make it work. It’s just how Enineering Services operates. We do the work, lock up the gates at night, and come back to do it again the next morning. It keeps the bills paid.