I recently worked with Metro Sign when I was opening my first location of my business in Boston…read more They were awesome from start to finish and even handled the rigorous permitting process for my blade sign in the Back Bay. They did interior vinyl for us as well, and everything has come out beautiful. Their pricing is very fair, their installers are very professional, and we are so happy with the final product.

From the owner: Metro Sign & Awning knows commercial and business signage is an important, multi-year investment in…read moreyour business. We also know a sign or awning's materials and craftsmanship determine its durability, operating cost and ultimate ROI. Our project managers will guide you through the design, permitting, fabrication and installation. Our signs, produced in our New England factory, are made of the highest quality materials and craftsmanship, and come with a three-year Gold warranty: triple the industry average! High-quality materials and workmanship, competitive pricing (we're generally less expensive than our major competitors), as well as prompt, professional service are just some of the reasons why our clients choose Metro Sign & Awning. We work directly with business owners in Massachusetts, southern NH, and Rhode Island for their sign and awning projects. At Metro, we also have strong relationships with architects, general contractors, and property managers or other New England firms looking for a long-term, signage company to partner with.

It has always been a pleasant experience when dealing with Morgan Awning. From design, purchase…read moreand install I found them to be very helpful and professional. I've had them come every spring for many years now to put up my awning for the summer season. The guys that come are always courteous and do a great job! I definitely would recommend them!!

If I could give a zero star I would. Wish we had done a google search prior to getting involved…read morewith Dave. Wanted a large deposit and never did the work and won't return our calls. Would not suggest him and now we have to go to court. Do yourself a favor and go somewhere else!

A drunk driver drove into the foundation of our 270 year old antique colonial which resulted in so…read moremany headaches beginning with insurance company, court appearances and general havoc in our lives. We were very concerned that so many contractors would not be experienced enough to deal with the challenges that a house, built in 1753 would naturally have. Dave and Mike came into an absolute mess with our post and beam construction since the damage to the fieldstone foundation impacted the entire house. They did a fabulous job, better than any of our expectations. Whenever they encountered a problem we thought would be insurmountable, they calmly figured it out; even as our house was then effected by the Columbia gas explosion, right in the middle of construction. Dave gave us good advice, made solid suggestions on how to maximize our insurance money and was calm even when we were not. The communication was quick and clear even with the other contractors. This was an unbearable situation made bearable only because of Dave and Mike's professionalism, honesty and patience. Highest recommendation for HRH Construction

HRH recently did over our garage which was in pretty rough shape. It needed a new roof, new doors…read moreand windows , also needed to be sided. In addition to that, they built a custom sliding barn door, which came out beautiful! Dave and his crew did a fabulous job. They were there every day on time and only missed 2 days due to rain. Communication was great, and Dave kept us informed every step of the way. We are very pleased and would recommend them highly.

I had Twomey and Legare put siding on my house two years ago. The did such a great job I hired them…read moreto put a shed dormer across the back oh my little cape cod house. I cannot say enough about this company. Not only are they superb carpenters and contractors, taking pride in doing things right, but they are excellent communicators and respectful nice people. This was a huge job - removing half the roof, demoing the upstairs, adding framing, walls, insulation, a full bathroom, painting, finishing, etc. Through every step of the way the company was efficient, organized and neat, and kept to the predicted time table. I highly recommend them. I am thrilled with every aspect of the process and result.

I had an amazing experience working with Twomey and Legare Contracting! They were professional,…read morereliable, and delivered fantastic work on schedule. The team was easy to communicate with and clearly love what they do. I highly recommend them to anyone in the North Andover area looking a trust worthy valued company.

We had our truck lettered and it came out amazing! Customer service was fantastic, they were either…read morecalling or emailing. No high sales pressure, just a decent hardworking company. Affordable prices, which is important to us as small business. We're very happy with the results.

Sachem Signs did a fantastic job replacing very old signs on our building that very difficult to…read moreread. Great service and fast turnaround. Corey is great to work with! On behalf of Salem Place Condominium Association we THANK YOU

I had two chairs reupholsyered by George's Textiles. They…read moredid a horrible job and our complaint was not taken seriously. They were not interested to satisfy our concerns. Do not recommend!

Wow. I've been hunting on the internet for some fabric to recover an antique loveseat I picked up…read morecheap on Craig's List. I've found pretty much nothing, and find it really difficult to search sometimes, because I have literally no anchor for the design. We currently rent, plan on buying in the next few years, and even if I were planning on matching the current neutral-toned living room, the loveseat's the first piece to be done, so it's totally wide open. I was thinking of a burgundy color, and was thinking of ultrasuede because it's supposed to be very easy to care for. But I basically have a blank slate, which as Amanda at George's says is "both a blessing and a curse". We went in on a Saturday at a little before noon. I went with my mother and my incredibly well-behaved baby, who was quite happy to play peek a boo with a scrap of cloth Amanda cut for us as something to walk around and use to match fabrics. I went because in annoyance with online fabric warehouses I did a search for warehouses in MA, and found a list somewhere of ALL the non-chain fabric stores in MA. I noticed George's was in Lowell and figured a 10 min drive was worth it. Their website advertised 30% off all remnants, so I went hoping to score the 9-10 yards I need for the loveseat, or at least get some ideas. There was another adult daughter-mother team in there and Amanda was working alone. She handed me a couple of books of microsuede so I could look through them. We then went wandering around looking at the rest of the fabric, which is laid out in coordinating rows. The selection of in-stock stuff is small, but there is a HUGE variety of fabric that can be ordered. The remnants were wild in their variety. We ended up with several small scraps that were only $1/each (plus 30% off, so $0.70/ea) to make some soft stacking blocks for my baby and her little cousins. We also ended up with a few remnants to do a small chair in the baby's room and a duvet cover for her bed. I found a remnant of a GORGEOUS print. I wouldn't do a piece of furniture in it because it's too light, and therefore terrible for kids and pets, but it makes great accent pillows, or I'd put it as wall paper on a single wall or something. It was inspiring. Amanda found some beautiful fabric they had in stock that matched and of course the suede books yielded several possibilities for coordinating pieces. I will end up spending more at George's than I would have if I'd been able to find something online, but honestly, given the amount of time I've spent on various websites staring at hundreds of fabrics, wondering whether or not "good for upholstery" actually meant what it says (it doesn't), wondering if my screen resolution was accurate in its color displays (it's not), and given that the prices at George's are not the highest I've been quoted from other fabric sources and upholsterers I've talked to. I also have to say that Amanda was SUPER helpful, knowledgeable and extremely nice. I've read a lot of reviews of other fabric stores and upholsterers and read about how unfriendly and unhelpful people are in them. If I didn't have an upholsterer already I'd absolutely be bringing my stuff to George's, but I'll be buying fabric from them for sure, and I would recommend them, and specifically Amanda, to anybody.