ServiceGenie.com

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220/4 Rama III Road Soi 77 Chongnonsi Yannawa Bangkok 10120

Rated 4.3/5 from 165 Google reviews.

Start with Line or WhatsApp and describe the job. The booking conversation happens in English, the quote arrives within a day, and the job schedules one to three days out for minor work. Bank transfer only, so plan accordingly. The founder's civil engineering credentials show in the wiring and plumbing detail.

Genie trained as a civil engineer with American Welding Society certification and spent years on Bangkok high-rise construction before moving into her own apartment and discovering the fixture wiring, leaking pipes, and daily repairs were now her problem. The handymen she called either didn't show or lacked the trade skill, so she handled the electrical and plumbing work herself, learned what held and what failed, and by the time friends and colleagues started requesting the same help she had a business model. ServiceGenie launched in 2002 serving Bangkok property owners who need reliable skilled labor for jobs too small or too urgent for a general contractor. The service list covers electrical work, plumbing, painting, air conditioning repair, and general handyman tasks.

You reach the team via Line @servicegenie, WhatsApp 086 889 9600, or email, describe the job in English, and receive a quote within a day or two. Small jobs schedule one to three days out. Larger projects take five to seven. Emergency requests jump the queue.

Coverage extends across Bangkok and into Samutprakarn, Samutsakorn, Pratumthani, Nonthaburi, and Nakhonprathom. The company works with residential and commercial clients, including overseas owners managing Bangkok properties remotely. Payment runs through bank transfer only.

The office operates Monday through Saturday, 8 AM to 5 PM, closed Sunday. The founder's civil engineering credentials surface in the approach: skilled tradespeople paid fairly, not bidding on price alone. Book by describing what broke or what needs fixing, and the scheduling runs from there.