Four Seasons Sunrooms & Windows Reviews

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 had window replacements through Four Seasons, and we also did a conservatory sunroom. Overall, we really weren't that happy with them. We think there was a lot of miscommunication. We had to call the contractors several times to come and finish the work. As matter of fact, just right now, we're having a floor put in there and they were supposed to build it up level to the rest of the house, and they didn't. The guys had to put it into subfloors to make it level. So, we were not totally happy. There were a lot of things we felt like we had to manage the project. We had to tell them to come back and do the trim, come back and do a lot of stuff. We wouldn't recommend them to anybody. From the office management, there was a lot of miscommunication. From one person to the next, there was so much misinformation. So, it was very frustrating working with them in that regard.

We love the sunroom. But the experience to getting to that part was not pleasant. Four Seasons has a good product and they’re blowing it up with the people that they're using to install it. I lived in Long Island and I've seen Four Seasons retail locations for a long time. And the way I calculated it was if they've been in business for this long, they have to know what they're doing. 15, 20 years at a time, you have to be good. The salesman was exceptional. Very nice man. Knew what he was talking about. Did some calculations. And we had very good conversations with him. He gave us his phone number. We spoke. And we moved forward with that in mind the same day. But the crew that installed it was miserable. They were hacks. They may have been doing this for a long time but they did not at all pick up on the little things. They left the place a mess. They left material all over the place, stuff blowing around.

I had a small sunroom installed and the reps were fine. The contractor was fine as well but there were some products left over from the installation. I have to put those out for my garbage.

We had a sunroom put in 30 years ago. Over the years, many of the windows have fogged up and they're very expensive to replace. Almost every window had to be replaced at one time or another. I could’ve had another room put in. I had 10 new windows put in recently and the techs were lovely guys. But whoever put the windows in did not do a very good job of caulking. The seal had broken and the room leaks. My couch now has mold on it. They're coming tomorrow and I told them that I want the whole room recaulked. They were very cooperative. Other than that, the people who have come to my home, the quickness and the woman I speak to, Janet, is lovely.

The sales rep was very good and the techs were nice. The windows are of pretty good quality.

We had a good experience with the rep also the quality of the work on our four seasons room was very good. I like the increased space with this new area.

I would never use Four Seasons again for anything else. I wouldn't recommend them to anybody. The timing on the project was always off. So, I didn't know when somebody was coming or not. We had to have somebody home to be here when they were working. And it was very confusing. And the final product, at this point, we're still not happy with. But I was never able to resolve all the issues.

Four Seasons put in a sunroom off my patio deck off my dining room. They handled it from soup to nuts, all the permits, and all the architect’s drawings. So, it was kind of a one-stop shopping. They came in and they had a crew. They put it up fairly quickly. What took time was the permit process with the building department. The work looks very nice and very well made. It's just they moved an electrical box that was there, and then they told me that they were going to put it back, and it's been a while, and they haven’t responded. I gotta call them again either to remind them or what.

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.

Our sunroom is 5 years old. Sliding door needed replacement due to humidity (was replaced) and is happening again. Glass roof panel shattered (was replaced). Would not recommend glass roof as room gets too hot in summer despite claims that it would not. Structure has help up well.

My experience was many years ago and it wasn't nice at all. I had a Four Seasons room that was destroyed by Sandy and they said they could replace the glass. It cost me $16,000 and they did an awful job. They didn't put new strips in. It was a disgrace. Multiple times, the manager got nasty with me. Four Seasons ultimately ended up fixing it after much aggravation and heartaches for my husband and I. For all the money that I spent on just the glass, I could have ripped that out and had a whole new room constructed. It was a mistake. And I would never recommend them or deal with them again.

We went out to the home show in New York and saw an awning. We were interested in it. Customer service was good and they weren't pushy, which is what I like. We ended up buying a sunroom. The installers' work ethic was good. They did what they were supposed to do and they were in and out in a few days. Everything worked out. There was one minor problem and they came back immediately and fixed it. When the doors that I have loosened up and were making a lot of noise when I close them, I called customer service and they sent somebody out and fixed it and said if there’s a problem again, to just call again. We've had the sunroom since 2017 and I love it. My neighbor across the street looked at mine and bought one too.

The product itself is a very good product. But for a company in business, the way Four Seasons handled it was terrible. The sales rep when he came to the house was great. But what turned me off to it was later on after we agreed to the deal on how the sales rep was full of **. One thing I asked him was, does Four Seasons do all the work themselves or do they sub out the work, which either way would have been fine with me. I asked the question because I wanted to know who will come to my house. "No, no, no. We do everything completely in-house. Everybody works directly for Four Seasons." "Okay, great. That's awesome. It wouldn't matter if they're subcontractors. I just wanted to know. I want to be prepared.”

I did a patio cover with a retractable screen room with Four Seasons for leisure purposes. The quality is pretty good and it performs as expected. Four Seasons took care of everything. I'm happy with the product.

Four Seasons is a local company and I went with them a few years ago. I had something installed four years ago. We went with a screen setup and it was the motorized screens that go up and down. I liked the convenience of it and the style. The quality is also very good. Setting this up took a little longer. It was custom-made sizes. We ordered it and it took about a month before the screens came. They had to be cut to size and measured to size. The installers came right away to measure. We don't really use this sunroom too much between November and March. But from March to November, we use it all the time. Definitely use Four Seasons. They had a fairly reasonable price and they were professional.

Excellent choice! Double pane, no fog between the glass panes. Workmanship was excellent. Windows are attractive and well built. We removed the blinds and drapes from the windows and when the crew arrived, they immediately began removing the old windows and replacing them. I have only regret, that is I wish we had used this company when we enclosed our screen porch 5 years ago, the windows we purchased for the sunroom are nice, good quality but the best and most attractive were purchased and installed by Four Seasons Home Products.

The quality of the windows is very good. The only problem is that the handle for opening up the window broke off on me.

I got a glass room that cost $40,000. It's expensive but it's good quality. The installation was good but the repair sucked. During Hurricane Sandy, a tree fell on it. They charged me $17,000 to fix it. The guy who fixed it that works for them wasn't any good. He left all the windows foggy from the guy who was cleaning. He told the guy to stop cleaning them. "We got to go on another job," he said. You don't talk to me like that when I spent $40,000 for a room and five years later just rebuild it. I said, "You've got a lot of fog and grease from hands on it. Clean it." He said, "I don't have time."

I bought a sunroom from Four Seasons. It's a very nice-looking room. The process was fairly simple. I didn't need to be home. Once I signed the paper, they got to work. I had a concrete slab and they did a glass all the way around and there was a roof that was aluminum. They did tiles on the concrete. They were surprisingly quick. What I didn't like was we had hired Four Seasons but somebody else showed up. He was some random contractor and told me straight, "They subcontracted us." The guy was nice, but he wasn't Four Seasons and that wasn't disclosed to me early.

I got a good price from Four Seasons for the greenhouse. I won an award from Four Seasons for the design. There was a little discount on the purchase. Somehow I got the money back. It's the best investment. It looks amazing.

They installed a bow window for me in the front. It's very drafty, so I'm not happy with the service. I wouldn't recommend it to use it again. There was no follow-back to see that I was a satisfied customer. It is what it is. They got my business once. But they ain’t getting it twice.

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 inquired about a sunroom and Four Seasons' customer service was pleasant, informative, and helpful. They gave me a step-by-step and things just worked out. The timing was right and the money was right. The cost was a little higher than expected but it seemed like the work was good, so we did it. I'm glad we did. Instead of a sunroom, we ended up talking about the kitchen when the tech came. We redid the kitchen. It’s good and I'm happy.

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.

The only thing that Four Seasons did was they replaced windows. Everything was done accordingly to schedule. They did a good job. So, we're happy with everything.

It's been quite a while now, since 2012. It's in pretty good shape. I've had to replace the screen door and one of the other screens is coming apart, whether it's just wear and tear or not. The windows are still fine.

My experience has been excellent. Anthony is an excellent man. When he was putting in the door, he found behind my siding was rot. He could have just paneled that up and said nothing. But he told me that it was rotten and he replaced it. He didn't have to do that.

Four Seasons was the only one that was able to do the custom job that we needed for our screened in porch. They were the only ones who were willing to take on the task of doing it. However, there was a major delay with completion because they ordered the wrong door. And because of all the supply chain issues, I had to wait another three months for final completion. We signed them off in October of last year and it was completed a few weeks ago. We gave them our full deposit, which was 50% down. It was a large sum of money that could have been getting interest in the bank instead of sitting with them while this thing got delayed. Also, I sometimes wish they cleaned up a bit better. Other than that, they're nice people and the job that they did was good. The windows are nice.

We got a full sunroom from Four Seasons. We're still waiting on a few pieces to come in to finish the install. But we’re very pleased with the crew and with the product that we have. Neighbors have commented that they love it as well.