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Foundry Hall houses repair workshops inside a reused industrial building. Its high bays, handling equipment and strong floors make it suitable for machinery that smaller shops can't accommodate. Human specialists and independent synths repair pumps and other equipment for customers across the city. Workshop time is limited, so an urgent job can delay another business that's already waiting.
The original building provides space and access that would be expensive to recreate. A heavy component can move from a truck to a supported bench without passing through rooms designed for lighter work. Some bays are operating while others remain closed or await equipment.
Customers pay for diagnosis, compatible parts and the work needed to make a repair useful. A clean exterior doesn't tell anyone whether a pump will fit its installation. Synths choose specialist jobs alongside human technicians. When Mill Reach needs a repair, the decision about workshop priority affects both future power availability and the customer whose work gets postponed.
