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Since 2011 INVENTED — REPLACE
We started as carpenters. We never stopped being carpenters.
YAD Interior & Civil Work began as a carpentry workshop in Faridabad and grew into a full interior and civil contracting firm. We still run that workshop, and it is still where every wardrobe, kitchen and panel we install is made.
What we are
YAD Interior & Civil Work is a Faridabad firm of about fifty people: designers, site supervisors, carpenters, polishers, masons, electricians and plumbers on our own rolls rather than hired by the day.
We do three things. We design interiors. We manufacture the furniture for them in our own workshop. And we do the civil work — walls, plaster, plumbing, waterproofing — that most interior companies sub-contract and then cannot schedule.
Why the workshop matters to you
When an interior company outsources manufacturing, your wardrobe is one line in a factory queue and a 4 mm error becomes a two-week problem. Ours is a twenty-minute drive from most of our sites, so a correction is a half-day job.
It also removes a margin. There is no factory profit stacked on top of ours, which is most of the gap clients notice when they compare our quote against a national brand.
The honest trade-off: we can only run a certain number of projects at once. When the workshop is full we tell you the real start date instead of taking the booking anyway.
How we quote
Line by line, with brand and grade named. 710 BWP ply, Hettich channels, Asian Paints premium emulsion — written down so you can put our quote beside anyone else's and compare rows rather than totals.
What we will tell you not to do
We will talk you out of spending money where it does not show: expensive shutters inside a utility area, a false ceiling in a room with 9-foot height, imported hardware on a guest wardrobe opened twice a year. Spending your budget where it lasts is the whole job.
2011
A two-man carpentry shop
Started with one panel saw and a rented shed in Faridabad, making wardrobes for neighbours.
2014
First full-flat contract
A 2BHK in Sector 21 taken end to end, which meant learning plumbing and electrical scheduling the hard way.
2017
Own workshop and polish booth
Moved to our own premises, added edge-banding and a dust-controlled spray booth. Finish quality changed permanently.
2020
Civil team brought in-house
Stopped sub-contracting masonry and waterproofing after one delay too many.
2023
Commercial fit-outs
Offices and retail added, which forced us to get serious about phase charts and night schedules.
2026
Fifty on the rolls
Around fifty people, a thousand projects behind us, and the same workshop at the centre of it.