Nice try, but your English is still not good enough to disguise the SPAM.

I'll give you the benefit of the doubt as to whether or not you are just some awkward spam---which is what the usual case is with someone registering on the same day that they post about a business.

Search your BBB and consumer contractor complaint boards in your own particular location if you want to know if a certain contractor has any past issues. Ask family and friends for recommendations for other contractors for your project. Describe your project in a written scope of work document that you have several contractors bid on, and check the licensing and insurance status of any finalists. Have your lawyer go over the contract that you draw up with the firm to be sure that it protects you fairly, especially with any change orders. Have the contract stipulate a payment schedule with varying disbursements at discrete milestones, and there should be a significant dollar amount due at the end of the project that only you can release after the work is complete to your satisfaction. Only after you have completed all of these steps can you be sure that you have the right contractor for the job. And, the cheapest is rarely the right one for the job. He's most likely inexperienced or getting his money elsewhere and the job will end up being more expensive than it would be if you went with one of the bids from the middle of the bell curve.

Guys,

Thanks for your valuable suggestions.

I accept that my English isn't good enough and this is because my mother tongue is Spanish not English. I am from Argentina. I also accept that sometimes it makes difference sense to anyone.

I am really thankful to GreenDesigns who shared a very valuable information with me to find a suitable canopy construction company in my area. Now, I prefer to talk to multiple contractors not one to judge who is the best fit for my work. I am sure your suggestions, will really help me finding a great canopy construction company.

Thank you all!