The phrase "affordable repairs" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the cost-effectiveness of repair services or options available to consumers.
Example: "The mechanic offered a range of affordable repairs to ensure my car was back on the road without breaking the bank."
Alternatives: "budget-friendly repairs" or "cost-effective repairs".
It provides affordable bike repair.
Finally, an economic conversion plan frees money to serve nonmilitary needs that desperately warrant our attention: building schools and affordable housing, repairing roads and bridges, providing quality health care for all and rescuing our deteriorating environment.
The public benefits package tied to Google's development plan – including affordable housing, infrastructure repairs, new bicycle and pedestrian pathways, and upgrades to two existing multi-use trails – would have been worth upwards of $200m.
This activity is supported by the city's five-borough strategy of infrastructure repair, affordable housing, industrial condominiums and professional aid for the entrepreneurs.
Robinson owned and operated Affordable Auto Body Repair, Chesapeake, Va.
Such alternative revenue streams can be generated from the sale of pre-owned apparel, services that offer the consumer different ways to gain greater use of items already owned, accessible and affordable alteration and repair services, and collection of used clothing for recycle and reuse.
Quix is a service for more transparent and affordable home maintenance and repairs.
Peg Ellsworth, executive director of The MARK Project, a 30-year-old organization that raises money for emergency repairs and affordable housing in the Catskills, said she was amazed by the impact the Internet and social media had on information sharing through the storm and during relief efforts afterward.
The on-site discussion that followed highlighted the need for affordable housing and home repairs in the Fayette County area.
Now, for 11 million borrowers who collectively owe more $700 billion more on their loans than their homes are worth, the dream is principal reduction -- a write-down of the value of their loan to make their payments more affordable, and to make repairs and other home investments more worthwhile.
