Yes. Although they've gone to shit, I still encourage using contractor rating sites like Angie's, Yelp, Google, or those mailers that come around once a year. Get three quotes from high rated companies. Make a point to listen to the perceived pain points from each of them, as each of them will point out different issues. Circle back with the first quotes to ensure they have a plan to address everything. Ask about insurance, ask about cleanup. Expect to pay more for good quality.

I should add, I do all the small & medium stuff myself. So the only contractors I deal with are here for 'big' jobs. That might be your issue - a small project isn't going to fill a whole day, so the best contractors aren't going to look at it.

Even this doesn't guarantee great contractors FYI. I had some windows replaced, in my opinion they did a subpar job for the price. Will probably hold up for 10 years, but it will need to be redone at some point.