Four Seasons Sunrooms

I had one friend years ago who had had a three seasons room put in by Four Seasons. I availed of their service and had them do a patio cover. It's called a LifeRoom. It has motorized screens that come down, a fan system, and a cool mist system. It's amazing. The contractor was a little lacking but he did a good job. There was an issue where the contractor called Four Seasons and told them they were missing a screen. Most rooms only have four screens. Mine has five. Four Seasons looked into it and they found that it was still in Florida. It was a whole supply chain thing. It wouldn't be up here for a couple of weeks. When they called me, they said, “What we'll do is we'll just send our in-house guys to put that in. And we don't have to have the subcontractor come back.”

We were very pleased with what we saw at Four Seasons, and it's local. The president of the company came to the house. Everybody responds immediately. They're a great company. They did something called a LifeRoom. They adapted it to fit into like a covered porch. I gather that this is one of the first times they've ever done a project that really kind of was like this. It's really beautiful. They did a great job. Everything was custom done. We have a view of the water. They were able to manufacture the screens so that there was no obstruction. We have a clean view out to the water.

We had a sunroom installed and it gave us the extra space that we needed. There were some little work that needed to be addressed and I was not happy with the sales pitch from Four Seasons. There was this whole thing about their pricing and how they follow what was either the FedEx model or some nonsense. I found that to be disingenuous but I bought the product despite the sales pitch. It was expensive for what it was, but it served its purpose. The installation was done were very fast. But there was a deck where they built the sunroom and there were concrete pillars that they left underneath my deck that I had my landscaper come and remove. They were large concrete and I didn't know if taking them out was in the job scope since they didn't say anything. So, that was a little bit annoying.

I have a friend who is an architect and he does work for The Diocese of Rockville Centre. We wanted to get a greenhouse for our plants so I asked him how to find somebody. He said that the diocese used Four Seasons quite a bit. I also talked with an architect who works for the Town of Oyster Bay and used Four Seasons. They’re both heavy hitters, so if they say that Four Seasons is good, they’re good. We looked at what they had there and talked to a guy. They had what we wanted.

I asked Four Seasons for an estimate, then their rep, Jeff, came and made an estimate. He seemed to be really professional and knew what he was doing. That's what made us accept the offer and start working with them, and it was awesome. It was pricey, but it was a very good experience. The only minus was they promised us to be done by end of April, but it ended up in mid-June. They said that there was so much work. So, they couldn't handle it on time and they were postponing and postponing, two, three or four weeks.

We weren't happy with Four Seasons. I told them to wait till the spring to start but they started in November. Then it snowed and it was open for three or four months before they sent anybody else. Every time they sent someone, it was somebody new. One time, they sent out a guy who falsified who he was supposed to represent. But Four Seasons came back and honored it, even though the guy was misrepresenting them. They finished the sunroom and put the floor in. But I still have a problem with one of the panels leaking. Otherwise, everything is okay.

John at Four Seasons in Holbrook is a rockstar! After the install was done, everything was great and my windows never looked better. I need someone to come back and adjust them and to my surprise, it was the same gentleman who installed. Quick and easy install process, I couldn't ask for better communication on updates from the team there.

I bought my sun room from the London Ontario Four Seasons Sunrooms. First of all the build was never centered on the concrete footings yet somehow passed the city inspection. A few construction workers who came to my house wondered how they could not have centered the building properly on the footings. Secondly a few years later I have water coming in my sunroom where they connected the roofs of the sunroom to my existing house. Upon calling them they said they would look at it for 95 dollars and an additional 550 dollars just to come and look. That is inexcusable that a company can not stand behind its products. I would not recommend them now due to the issues of centering the entire wait off center on the footings and their lack of support afterwards.

I bought glass for a customer to put in. They did everything and gave me what I was gonna get. The guys I worked with were great.

Their reps are very good and professional and the installers were very knowledgeable and efficient. They were the highlight of the whole process. The quality of the installation and the product could not have been better. The materials were delivered and placed in my home nearby. But when the installers were about to finish, they realized that there were pieces missing, including a screen door, which is kind of important with a screened-in porch. It tells me that nobody really checked. I was told they got in a shipment from the manufacturer, which I thought was Four Seasons’ own manufacturer. It was late to boot. They had to make sure everything is here before they pilot up in my backyard and it wasn't. That was very disappointing. We had to wait another week and a half or so.