Thach An — Construction & interiors website template

People choose a contractor with their eyes: they want to see what you have already built. Thach An leads with project photos, adds a before-and-after slider, and ends in a quote form. No cart, no online payment — just enough for someone to pick up the phone.

What this website does for you

• Before-and-after does the persuading — Visitors drag the slider and watch the room change. That is evidence, not a promise.
• A horizontal project album — Finished work spreads out like an album, so people see all of it without clicking through pages.
• A quote form that asks the right things — Project type, floor area, rough budget, preferred timing. You can price it from the first conversation.

What pages a construction or interiors company needs

Your customers are about to spend a large sum, so they look for evidence rather than introductions:

• Completed projects — real site photos with the scale, the build time and what you handled.
• Before and after — the most persuasive thing a build company can put on a page.
• A services page — design, full build, renovation, or interiors only.
• A process page — from survey to handover, with time and payment milestones. This page does more than anything to calm the fear of cost overrun.
• A quote form — instead of a buy button, because nobody orders a build through a cart.

Who it suits

Builders, interior workshops, fit-out crews and design studios who win work by referral and want somewhere to point people before the call.

What it costs and how long it takes

Three ways to do it, with prices in the block just below:

• Source code only — if the company has someone technical.
• Done for you — send photos of finished work and your service list; about five working days to go live on the company's domain.
• Custom work — when you want a per-square-metre estimator, or a page per branch.

What customers ask before they commit

My site photos were taken on a phone. Is that enough? It is. The layout favours large images but does not demand studio work; what matters is decent light and having both the before and the after from the same angle.

I've only finished a few projects. Will the page look empty? No. The horizontal album still reads as full with five or six projects, and the process and services pages carry the rest.

After you buy

The site and its source code belong to your company. Updates stay free for the life of the product, with six months of Zalo support — enough time to get all your finished work onto the page.