korjaamoissa

Korjaamo is a Finnish term for a repair shop or workshop where maintenance, diagnostics and repairs are performed. The form korjaamoissa is the plural inessive case, used to indicate location “in repair shops.” In use, the word covers a variety of settings, from automotive garages to workshops that service machinery, electronics or bicycles.

Korjaamot provide services that range from routine maintenance and inspections to more extensive repairs. Typical offerings include diagnostics, parts replacement, lubrication, welding, alignment, and testing. Many workshops specialize in a particular field—such as cars, heavy equipment, or small household appliances—while others operate as general repair shops serving a broad customer base. In addition to repairs, korjaamot often advise customers on preventive care and cost-effective maintenance plans.

In Finland, korjaamot can be independently owned small businesses, part of dealership networks, or mobile repair services that operate in various locations. They operate under national regulations governing consumer rights, workplace safety, and environmental responsibility, including proper handling and disposal of hazardous waste. Customer expectations commonly emphasize reliability, transparency in pricing, and the timeliness of repairs, with warranties or guarantees for work performed.

Related terms include autokorjaamo (car repair shop) and huoltoasema (service station). The concept of korjaamoissa reflects a broader repair culture that supports local economies by maintaining equipment and vehicles used in daily life.