A home electrical safety inspection covers your distribution panel, earthing system, and load balance to identify hazards before they become dangerous. On Borigandee, describe your property, compare quotes from ID-verified electricians near you, and release payment only once you're satisfied the inspection is complete.

Home Electrical Inspection — Get Quotes from License-Verified Electricians

What's Covered

When you post a home electrical safety inspection job on Borigandee, a qualified electrician can quote for:

Visual inspection of the main distribution panel and circuit breakers — condition, labelling, signs of overloading or deterioration
Earthing and grounding system check — confirming protective earthing is present and correctly terminated
Load assessment — reviewing how the total electrical load is distributed across circuits
Single-phase (1-phase) systems — standard for most homes and condos
Three-phase (3-phase) systems — larger homes, townhouses, and properties with heavy-duty equipment
Identification of wiring that appears unsafe, undersized, or non-compliant
A written or verbal summary of findings and recommended next steps

Typically outside an inspection quote — needs a separate job description: rewiring or replacement work identified during the inspection; installation of new circuits, consumer units, or RCD protection; any fault-finding work beyond the scope of a visual and load check. If the inspection uncovers work that needs doing, you can post a follow-up job and collect fresh quotes.

How Borigandee Works

Describe your job. Tell us your property type (house, condo, townhouse), phase type if you know it, and anything specific you're concerned about — age of the wiring, a tripping breaker, a recent extension. The more detail you give, the more accurate the quotes.
Receive up to 5 quotes from verified electricians. Pros who are available and matched to your job send you their quotes. You're not committed to any of them yet.
Compare and book. Review each electrician's profile — verification badges, ratings, notes — alongside their quote. Choose the one that fits best and confirm the booking.
Payment is held safely until you approve. Your payment is secured the moment you book. It's released to the electrician only once you've confirmed the inspection is complete and you're happy with it. The pro is paid the same day you approve.

Verified Pros, Real Trust

Every electrician on Borigandee is ID-verified — their identity has been confirmed before they can accept jobs. Because the law requires it for electrical work, our electricians are also license-verified where the law requires it (DSD), so you're not handing someone a panel key on good faith alone.

Beyond identity, higher-tier pros carry additional vetting: Reference checked electricians (Bronze tier and above) have had their references reviewed. Background checked electricians (top tier) have passed a formal criminal-record check. Each pro's badges are visible on their profile before you book.

If something about the inspection isn't right, our dispute process is there. Payment can be held, partially released, or refunded through a structured resolution — we don't just release funds and walk away. You stay in control of the payment until the situation is resolved.

How Pricing Works

Electrical safety inspections are quoted per visit. The price a pro puts forward reflects your specific property — its size, the number of circuits, the phase type, and any particular concerns you've flagged. There's no platform-wide fixed rate, because two homes are rarely the same job.

When you receive quotes through Borigandee, each one is clear and itemised. There's no haggling after the fact, no surprise charges on the day. What you agree to in the quote is what you pay. If the scope changes once the electrician is on-site — say, they find something that warrants a deeper look — that's a new conversation before any additional work begins, not a bill you discover afterwards.

Pricing stays qualitative here for a reason: the right number comes from a pro who's seen your panel, not from a webpage.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I get quotes — do I need to contact electricians one by one?

No. You describe your job once, and up to five electricians who are available and suitable send you quotes. You review them in one place, on your timeline, without having to chase anyone down or field multiple phone calls.

Is my payment safe before the inspection happens?

Yes. Your payment is held securely from the moment you confirm a booking. It doesn't go to the electrician until you approve the completed inspection. If you need to cancel or something comes up before the visit, the payment status is managed through the platform — it's not sitting with a pro you haven't met yet.

What happens if I'm not happy with how the inspection was carried out?

Before payment is released, you have the opportunity to review the work. If there's a problem, raise it through our dispute process. Depending on the situation, payment can be held, partially released, or refunded. You don't lose your leverage the moment the electrician walks out the door — the funds stay protected until the dispute is resolved.

How do I know the electrician is actually qualified?

All electricians on Borigandee are ID-verified and license-verified in line with DSD requirements — the legal licensing standard for electrical work in Thailand. Higher-tier pros also carry Reference checked or Background checked badges, visible on their profile. You can see exactly what level of vetting each pro has completed before you choose.

Should I try to inspect the electrical panel myself before the visit?

Electrical panels carry live current even when breakers are off — this is one area where it's genuinely worth calling a license-verified pro rather than investigating yourself. The inspection exists precisely so a qualified electrician can assess what's safe to look at and how.

Can I schedule regular electrical safety checks — not just a one-off?

Yes. Once you've found an electrician you're comfortable with, you can arrange recurring inspections — annually is common for older homes, or after any significant electrical work. Describe your preferred schedule when you post the job, and pros who offer that arrangement can include it in their quote.

Annual or biennial electrical safety checks are worth considering for any home over ten years old, properties that have had extensions or renovations, and anywhere with heavy equipment running on a regular basis. Post a recurring inspection job and find an electrician who can keep your system on a schedule.

Ready to get started? Describe your job — your property type, phase, and any concerns — and receive quotes from ID-verified, license-verified electricians at your own pace.