AAA Awning & Window Company

He was prompt and effective.

The fabric selected was not in stock so that caused slight delay. The winter cover was not available and this created further delay. Since we were headed into the fall / winter schedule this was not a problem at all. Delays were fully explained and there was constant communication initiated by Aand A. There was one slight flaw in the winter cover, but Aand A returned promptly at no charge to rectify the flaw. The awning has not yet been used since it is now the winter season.

Side Door Canopy: The first project was completed in 2005. The cost was $2,000. The scope was to finish and install one 12' x 10' side door canopy supported by one 7and quot; C beam and three 3and quot; square posts. The roof panels are 3and quot; insulated aluminum and the posts, beam, fascia and gutter are extruded aluminum (which is very strong). At the time, I was pleased with the installation, but the real test came in 2010 after historic back to back snow storms left 30 plus inches of snow on the canopy roof. I feared that the canopy might collapse from weight of the snow, but to my joy, it did not. (Several carports and awnings in my neighborhood that had been constructed with thinner roof panels and smaller posts and beams had collapsed). Needless to say, I was impressed with the structural strength of the canopy. When I was ready to do my next project, I contracted Mr. Moore. Carport Canopy and Front Porch Canopy: The second project Mr. Moore did for me was in 2011. The cost was $15,600. The project consisted of two parts: (1) Furnish and installed one 35' x 17' aluminum carport canopy supported by five 7and quot; C beams and eight 3and quot; square posts, and (2) Furnish and install one 8' x 23' front porch canopy supported by one 7and quot; C beam and four 3and quot; square posts. The roof panels are 3and quot; insulated aluminum and the posts and beams are extruded aluminum. Listening to my concerns and due to the size of the carport canopy, Mr. Moore specified extra beams to support the center of the canopy to ensure it would not collapse or sag from the weight of a future snowfall. Also, I wanted the new carport canopy to be joined somehow with the existing side door canopy (with no gaps in coverage), but could not see a way to accomplish this. The elevation of the new carport canopy is approximately 3' higher than the existing side canopy and could not be simply joined or overlapped due to varying roof lines, an existing gutter system and a door. To my amazement, Mr. Moore's installer (Eddie), came up with a beautiful solution that looks great and provides total coverage. The installation was executed with thought and precision. The installer was fantastic; a true craftsman and a gentlemen; very easy to work with and willing to make small modifications in the field without extra charges. He was punctual and left the job site clean each day. The quality of the project is absolutely superb. With this company, you are buying quality, and you get what you pay for. Mr. Moore is trustworthy and cares deeply about customer satisfaction. Screen Enclosure: Mr. Moore completed a third project for me in 2012. The cost was $5,900. The scope was to furnish and install a 17' x 5 ' screen enclosure with a screen door, 3and quot; insulated aluminum roof panels, and 2and quot; x 2and quot; extruded aluminum frames with pet screen in the lower panels and fiberglass screen in the upper panels and under the deck. The same installers who installed the carport (Eddie and his son Frank) performed the work. Once again, the quality of the workmanship and materials is superb. I highly recommend this company and installer. Cost: I received several proposals for each project and each time Mr. Moore's price was the lowest.