Sai Kripa Alluminium Sliding Window

Our workshop, Sai Kripa Alluminium Sliding Window, is tucked away at S-5 in the Arihant Society. Being near the Jain Mandir in Agashi means we have a lot of local folks dropping by to ask about fixing a broken frame or putting in new sliding sets. It is a noisy place to work, honestly. Between the sound of the metal saws cutting through aluminum sections and the drills going, it is rarely quiet during the day. We spend most of our time surrounded by piles of silver-colored shavings and stacks of glass panes. It is not the kind of job where you stay clean. We are usually out on-site half the time, measuring window openings in apartments or old houses. You would be surprised how many walls are actually crooked, which makes fitting a straight aluminum frame a real challenge. We just have to fiddle with it until it sits right and slides smoothly. We don't have a fancy showroom with lights and carpets. It is just a practical space where we build things that are meant to last. When the monsoon comes, everyone realizes they should have fixed their windows months ago, so we get really busy then. We just take the orders as they come and do the best we can with the tools we have. It is a simple life and it keeps us busy from Monday to Saturday. There is always something that needs cutting or a frame that needs a little extra attention.