The word "repairs" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are talking about fixing, mending, or repairing something. For example: "The mechanic found the repairs on the car were too expensive, so he decided not to fix it."
Landlords are responsible for most repairs.
A survey by the Local Government Association in 2010 suggested that around £15bn was needed for critical condition repairs, with a further £15bn for less essential work such as ensuring schools have suitable facilities to deliver the curriculum.
And in the unlikely event of them ever falling below those high standards, the striker Danilo Rinaldi, who works for a furniture-making company, may be able to help out with repairs.
She is likely to ask executives to explain the nature of the planning undertaken and whether enough senior staff had been at work to oversee the repairs.
The power network is officially bringing forward by a year a scheme to tap additional capacity to cope with closures of nuclear, gas, coal and oil power stations and unexpected plant repairs.
MP Tom Elliott Those responsible for raising the tricolour and another flag on an adjacent flagpole are thought to have gained access via scaffolding erected for rooftop repairs.
As a student it can be hard to be taken seriously by landlords – the NUS report finds that over half of students experience problems getting their landlord or letting agent to carry out repairs.
Suking Chek, a Chinese student starting university in London, ended up more than £400 out of pocket when her landlord failed to carry out promised repairs to the flat she was renting, making it uninhabitable.
That way you can talk to them about any repairs before they get worse.
There are also serious cycle facilities on site (bike shop, rental and guided tours, lock-up, repairs and bike wash), while the accommodation sits above both cafe and bike shop in the two adjacent, stone-built dales barn buildings.
Why not introduce a targeted VAT cut to 5% on home improvements and repairs to help homeowners and small businesses?
