I suspect most people intuitively understand that ‘really cheap’ rarely equates to ‘really good’.
As my Dad used to say:
“You get what you pay for, Mike.”
Arthur Fitzpatrck
Surely, a better question would be: Do you want the work done cheaply, or do you want it done well?
The overall quality of work, service and information you receive should be much more important than chasing the lowest cost. We see lots of equipment that’s been repaired cheaply. If you care about your equipment, I guarantee you will come to regret hunting around for the cheapest repairer.
Cutting corners is never worth it and the cheapest repairs often end up being the most expensive, because of collateral damage, poor parts and work that has to be rectified later. Ironically some of the worst repairers charge the same or more than we do, so engaging a good repairer is simply a no-brainer for most people.