Light switch installation covers fitting new switches, replacing faulty ones, and upgrading to dimmers — all standard electrical work that affects daily comfort and safety. On Borigandee, you describe the job, compare quotes from ID-verified electricians near you, and pay only once you approve the finished work.

Light Switch Installation & Replacement in your area — Verified Electricians, Clear Quotes

What's covered

A pro can quote for any of the following — confirm the specifics when you describe your job, since every installation is a little different.

Installing a new single, two-way, or multi-way light switch (quoted per point)
Replacing a faulty, worn, or dated switch with a like-for-like unit
Installing or replacing a dimmer switch for compatible LED or incandescent fittings
Wiring a switch into an existing junction box or back-box
Installing decorative or smart-switch face plates where wiring already runs to the location

Typically outside this scope — quote separately: running new conduit or cable to a location that has no existing wiring, upgrading a consumer unit or distribution board, installing additional circuits, or any work that requires opening structural walls. If your job involves those, mention it when you describe your work and the pro can advise.

How Borigandee works

Describe your job. Tell us what switches you need installed or replaced, how many points, and any access considerations. The more detail you give, the more accurate your quotes will be.
Get up to 5 quotes from verified pros. ID-verified, license-verified electricians review your job and send their quotes directly to you — no middleman, no guessing.
Compare and book. Review each pro's quote, their verification tier, and their previous ratings, then choose the one that feels right for you.
Payment is held safely until you approve. Your payment sits securely until you confirm the work is done to your satisfaction. Once you approve, the pro is paid the same day.

Verified pros, real trust

Every electrician on Borigandee is ID-verified — that's true of every single pro on the platform, no exceptions. Because the law requires it for electrical work, every pro is also license-verified against the Department of Skill Development (DSD) register. Beyond that, pros who have built their reputation on the platform carry additional verification: Reference checked pros (Bronze tier and above) have been checked against personal and professional references; top-tier pros are Background checked — a real criminal-record check, not just a self-declaration.

You can see each pro's verification badges before you book, so you know exactly who is coming to your home.

If something about the finished work isn't right, our dispute process is there for you. You raise the issue, we review the job against what was agreed, and the outcome can be a full release, a partial release, or a refund — depending on what the review finds. Your payment doesn't move until that process is resolved.

Electrical work carries real risk — please don't attempt switch wiring yourself. Even a straightforward-looking replacement involves live circuits. Book a verified, license-verified electrician and stay safe.

How pricing works

Switch and dimmer work is priced per point — each switch location is quoted individually, so the total scales naturally with how many you need done. There's no flat fee for walking through the door and no haggling after the fact; what the pro quotes is what you pay, as long as the job matches what you described.

Factors that typically shape the quote include the type of switch (standard, two-way, or dimmer), the brand and specification of the faceplate you want fitted, and whether the back-box is already in place or needs attention. If you have a mix of switch types or a larger number of points, mention that upfront — pros can often price a run of work more efficiently than a single point in isolation.

Describe your job clearly and you'll receive quotes that reflect your actual requirements, not a generic estimate you later have to renegotiate.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the quoting process work?

You describe your job — number of points, switch types, any access issues — and up to five verified electricians send you their quotes. You're not committing to anything at that stage; you review the quotes, check each pro's verification tier, and book only when you're ready. There's no fee to receive quotes.

Is my payment safe?

Yes. When you confirm a booking, your payment is held securely and is not released to the pro until you approve the completed work. The pro is paid the same day you give your approval. If you don't approve, the payment doesn't move — it stays held while any issue is resolved through our dispute process.

What happens if I'm not happy with the work?

If the finished job doesn't match what was agreed, raise a dispute through the platform before you approve. We review what was quoted against what was delivered, and the resolution can be a full release of payment, a partial release, or a refund — whichever reflects what actually happened. You stay in control of the payment until that's sorted.

How do I know the electrician is properly qualified?

Every electrician on Borigandee is ID-verified and license-verified against the DSD register — electrical licensing is a legal requirement in Thailand and we check it. Higher-tier pros carry additional badges: Reference checked pros have been verified against personal and professional references; Background checked pros have passed a criminal-record check. Each pro's badges are visible on their profile before you book.

Can I book ongoing electrical maintenance rather than a one-off job?

Yes. If you own a property, manage a condo, or run a small office and need periodic electrical checks or ongoing minor repairs, you can describe that when you post your job. Pros can quote for recurring arrangements — just make clear you're looking for a longer-term working relationship rather than a single visit.

If your switches need regular checking — useful in older condos or properties left vacant during the rainy season when humidity can degrade fittings — you can set up a recurring job so a verified electrician visits on a schedule that works for you.

Ready to get sorted? Describe your job and compare quotes from ID-verified, license-verified electricians — no haggling, payment held until you approve.