lisäkorjausta

Lisäkorjaus is a Finnish term that translates to "additional repair" or "supplementary repair." It generally refers to any work undertaken after an initial repair has been completed, aimed at rectifying issues that were either missed, re-emerged, or were not fully resolved by the first attempt.

The concept of lisäkorjaus is common in various service industries, including construction, automotive repair, and appliance maintenance. For instance, if a plumber fixes a leaky pipe but the leak reappears shortly after, a lisäkorjaus would be necessary. Similarly, in car repair, if a mechanic addresses a specific engine problem but another issue arises that is related to the original repair or was overlooked, it would also fall under this category.

In many contractual agreements, there are provisions for lisäkorjaus. These clauses typically outline the responsibilities of the service provider and the customer in cases where additional work is required. Often, the initial service provider is expected to perform the lisäkorjaus at no extra cost to the customer, provided the need for the additional repair is a direct consequence of the original work's inadequacy. The specific terms and conditions regarding lisäkorjaus can vary significantly depending on the industry, the service provider's policies, and any agreements made between the parties involved. It serves as a mechanism to ensure customer satisfaction and to uphold the quality of service provided.