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in good repair

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in good repair
Fig. operating well; well taken care of. (Usually said of a thing rather than a person.) The house is in good repair and ought to attract a number of potential buyers. If the car were in good repair, it would run more smoothly.
See also: good, repair
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Even electrical systems in good repair may require an upgrade in your service in order to fully meet the demands modern electronics can put on the system.
Home Inspections the Basis for a Sound Financial Decision by Joe Cline / Real estate industry community
The couple pleaded guilty to four of the offences and not guilty to two - no adequate supply of hot water and premises not kept clean or in good repair - but were found guilty of all the offences.
TAKEAWAY FINED pounds 2,600; Owners breach food safety laws by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)
The study, which included replies collected last year from 160,000 workers at all 390 trusts, also found more than half of ambulances were not in good repair.
NHS staff feeling stretched by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
 
 
 
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