Well I can tell you you can do the convergence your self.
This is a copy from this site:
Found this post on another Epson thread for LCD alignment,
Further Note:
It's best to do this when the projector is on it's feet and not ceiling mounted. (not problem with the 3020, only the older 3010)
Otherwise, if I recall correctly, the arrow/direction buttons are reversed when ceiling mounted.
You should also make the screen size smaller than your screen using the zoom so you can see the entire projected screen with no overscan to the screen borders.
I made the projected screen about an inch smaller around the entire screen than my screen.
1. Access the Extended menu and select LCD alignment.
2. Enable(on) LCD alignment.
3. Select (B)lue or (R)ed to be adjusted. Default is (R)ed.
*Leave the other option at R/B/G
4. Start the alignment.
5. You will be asked to first adjust each corner.
6. When the yellow box is displayed in the corner, make your adjustment using the arrow keys.
*If you are adjusting Red, then only the red pixels will move in the corner.
**If no adjustment is needed, select Enter to move to the next corner.
***Repeat this step for all 4 corners.
7. Once all 4 corners are done, you will now be asked to select a coordinate on the screen.
Once you enter this mode, a yellow square will appear on the screen with no "+" cross hair.
8. Move the box to a location in which requires pixel alignment using the arrow keys.
*If adjusting red, move to a location that requires red pixel adjustment.
9. Once you find a location, select the Enter key.
10. Now there will be a "+" cross hair in the yellow box.
11. Use the arrow keys to move the pixel.
*You should see that the V/H numbers will change from 0 to a positive or negative number depending on which way you adjust.
12. Once you are done adjusting, select Enter.
13. You will now return to the menu which asks if you want to adjust another location on the screen.
14. Press Enter to select another location to adjust and repeat the previous few steps.
Otherwise, select the Exit option to finish the alignment.
You can now choose to adjust the other color(Red or Blue) and repeat the alignment for that specific color.
*There is no adjustment for green.
**You must leave LCD adjustment ON. If you turn it off, the panel will return all adjustments back to default.
Just exit the LCD Alignment menu by selecting Return to keep your adjusted alignment.