General guidance only — all construction work must be overseen by a supervising engineer This handbook is compiled from standards and laws with every source cited, andis being reviewed for certification by engineers Use it to know what to look at, what to ask and what evidence to request on site It is not an engineering determination and can't replace an engineer · Terms of use · Limitations of the handbook

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Independent home inspectors

Page code P52 · 47 inspection criteria · 2 illustrations

We searched, and we'll say it plainly: no Thai law regulates the home-inspector profession for private homes. There's no specific licence, no central register to check names against, and we found no national Thai standard for inspecting homes. That doesn't mean it's forbid…

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No Thai law regulates this profession — what to know before you call anyone
Before hiring — questions to settle before transferring a deposit
Ask to see a sample report before transferring a deposit — and what to read in it
The scope that must be written into the quotation
When to hire — and the line drawn on the day you sign for handover
What a home inspector can't do — the line to know before setting expectations
Inspection day — the homeowner must be there, and what to do

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