No no no ....a thousand times no.
For heavens sake , this is Thailand and the correct thing to do , something that is long steeped in tradition , is wait for disaster to strike and THEN and only then , throw a lot of money at it ( opportunities for siphoning off cash ) . Shutting the door after the horse has bolted is set in stone here.
This is the way forward ( as backward as it sounds to us )
I approached my local electricity authority with photographs of trees hanging dangerously over the wires strung between posts outside our house. It was only a matter of time before a strong wind blew them onto the cables and the whole soi would lose their electricity.
' But its ok right now ' they said
So go home and if they fall we will fix it.
Three weeks later ....big storm, down came branches and off went electricity. In fairness , they had it repaired 4 hours later but the ' prevention is better than a cure ' concept has not even made it to the conceptual stage here.