Just a quick shout out for Dave at Woonsocket Awning. He really does amazing detailed work. All…read morehandmade from frame to fabric. Really really good guy. I highly recommend them. Check out his work. Thanks Dave!

Contacted Woonsocket Awning about repairing my metal awnings. My call was returned quickly…read more Although they couldn't help me, because they work only with canvas awnings, and not aluminum, they offered a referral to someone who could. Amazing!

We hired Boston Framers to rebuild our front porch and flowerbed wall and they did an absolutely…read morebeautiful job. Great communication throughout the process, and the workers were so polite and respectful. They cleaned everything up at the end of each day and were lovely to have around. But most of all we now have a very pretty porch where the crumbling concrete monstrosity that came with our house once loomed. I highly recommend.

Brutal experience with them back in 2022-2024. Would take weeks and, more than once, even months…read moreto get them to come back and do any work (see screenshots of my text interactions with them -- note the dates). They were supposed to build a new rubber roof. It started leaking on 3 separate occasions (which btw was never fully fixed -- we moved on to different contractors who did address the issues). And like I said, it would take months for them to actually come back and attempt to fix anything. Often they'd come by, look at the damage, then I wouldn't hear from them for multiple weeks. Meanwhile, more damage continues to accrue to the walls and ceilings. The internal fixes they applied for the water damage were just patch jobs. They just plastered and painted over. Meanwhile, the insulation behind the wall was soaked and accrued black mold that we had to address later. Also worth pointing out a major blunder at the beginning of the project (see attached videos and pics). They opened up the roof, and left it open for multiple days without doing any work. Well of course a major rainstorm came by (which was on the weather forecast well in advance). Alll that water poured into the house in the middle of the night setting off fire alarms. It was a nightmare to deal with on my end.

Fabulous! The crew…read moreof 2 was on time, considerate, professional, efficient, detail oriented and the work well worth the price. Very recommendable.

They use to show up at a former place of employment, no appointment sometimes they wanted to be…read morepaid in cash. Only did the outside windows and would leave a mess on the windowsill. Usually done in 10 minutes $60.

Very happy with my custom cover for my 2002 Glastron sx175. Both Jim jr and sr are great to work…read morewith and have built a very nice business. I would absolutely recommend them if u need any kind of custom canvas work, boat or otherwise.

From the owner: -Custom Boat Covers -Custom Bimini Tops & Frames…read more-Custom Pontoon Seat Covers -Commercial and Residential -Canvas Repair of all Kinds

Cant say enough good about these guys! Couldn't be happier with the look of my newly acquired 75…read moreyear old business. The building had awnings that were 20+ years old and my first thought was "get rid of the awnings" but wow am I happy I didn't. First class process from my first call to them driving away following install. The level of professionalism and attention I received from Andrew I will say first hand is a rarity. These guys took a damaged eye sore and turned it in to my favorite part of my business all for an unbelievably great price. Id call these guys back in an instant to do business again.

Great communication and follow up. Andrew and his crew removed our old awnings, cleaned, sealed and…read morepainted the original frames. Attached new fabric and graphics, and reinstalled the awnings. It was all done quickly and on budget. I highly recommend Lafuente Sign and Awning.

A great place to buy all you canvas needs. Awning are top of the line…read more Great guys to deal with. Great value , Great product. Always responsive to the needs of your of what you need.

Beware! Never follows through on promises of doing work, always saying "next week". Never returns…read morevoicemails, you have to hope he answers when you ring or travel to the shop. Promised twice to book us to cover a 20' Pontoon boat, delayed us for over 2 months this rainy summer. Finally found another shop that was able to accommodate us with in a week and was done in 3 days.

I could not be happier with the work Chris did for my mom. I had been trying to get outdoor hand…read morerailings installed for her since June, and after a frustrating search I had almost given up on getting anything done before next year. I found Stergis Supply online and called Chris. He was extremely professional and very reasonably priced. I visited the shop to see the railing styles he offers and paid a deposit, and two weeks later the railings were in place. I highly recommend Stergis Supply. If I could rate him higher than 5 stars, I would. I'm so grateful to Chris for coming through for us.

A year and a half ago, Chris Stergis and I made a simple handshake, man-to-man agreement. He would…read morerent us the space behind his building so my wife, our Siberian husky, and I could live in our 17-foot camper for a fair monthly price. No contracts, no complications, just a parking spot and a little corner of his warehouse. Nothing else. That was the deal. We were desperate. Almost no one would rent to us because of our dog's breed, even though she is well trained. This arrangement let us stay loyal to her. It felt like a no-brainer. Day 1 we moved in. The first thing Chris did was break the agreement by turning the small corner into a full garage. Then he commented that he did not want to see us "rocking the camper" on the security cameras at night. Not a good sign, but we still had our dog, so we stayed quiet. Before we arrived I had asked him clearly to treat us like regular people, no special treatment. On Day 2 he showed up with two camping chairs and a massive tent. I asked if he bought them with the rent money we had just paid. He said yes, that he did not need the money. That stung; we were broke. He then offered water and electricity. I agreed to both at a fair price. Day 3 brought more. He arrived with laundry machines, a microwave, and a refrigerator. I told him straight out to stop we did not need or want any of it. I managed to refuse the laundry and microwave, but he pushed the fridge anyway. It sat unused in the garage. Everything felt increasingly uncomfortable because none of this was part of the original deal. We only wanted to be treated as normal tenants, not as his personal charity case. Then came the food invitations. Coming from poverty, I rarely turn food away. After the pattern of unwanted favors, I began declining. The line was crossed when he bought food for me, I accepted it intending to give it to a nearby homeless woman, and he got angry, saying he had gotten it for me, implying not for her. He also started bringing our mail. At first I did not mind; later I asked him to stop and he refused. One day neighbors said good morning. I mentioned it to Chris. He became upset and told me not to be friendly with them because of something they had done to him. I answered that they had done nothing to me, so I would not treat them that way. Months in, he told me I did not have to worry about being kicked out for four years, until he planned to retire or sell. Over time his comments revealed more. After a neighbor's house burned, he criticized the single mother with kids for losing the home by not paying the bank. I told him he did not know their situation and that not everyone has his resources. He also criticized his own friend and tenant Wayne for still needing to work another ten years to retire, adding that this meant Wayne had "no money." He once said we "deserved some luxury" and should not just stay there working and walking the dog. We were trying to save money. I began wondering what we had gotten into. A month later he appeared with a formal lease, asking me to sign after we had agreed on no contracts. I refused. He said okay and left, but I knew he would return. He kept creating unnecessary situations. Still, we stayed for the dog. One day he mowed without noticing our vehicle and chipped the windshield with debris. I said nothing. The one request I made was that he keep his own dog Max's water bowl full. For over a year I saw it nearly empty and asked him to fill it. He argued as if it were a contest. One morning I reminded him politely; he mocked me. I posted a review mentioning it. When he printed the review he made a loud public scene, which gave it more attention than the site ever had (it had zero views at the time of deletion). He shut off our electricity, denied us entry, and threatened eviction until I removed it. I did. We never missed a payment until the final two months, and only because he refused to accept the money, giving him another excuse. He evicted us anyway. Now the eviction record makes renting an apartment nearly impossible. Three months in he had already threatened eviction over a text. I'll leave it to people to decide what kind of person he is.