Four Seasons Sunrooms

My first experience with Four Seasons was horrible. The second one was better. The windows didn't live up to their promise. It was cheaply done and it didn't fit properly. Fortunately or unfortunately, I had a flood, and then the people who were restoring the rooms drilled holes in the walls and realized that they shouldn't have drilled holes in the walls of a sunroom. So, I had to have the whole sunroom replaced. That was when I had the second experience, which was much better.

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.

I'm not 100% happy with my experience with Four Seasons. I had a room and an awning built. One of the doors doesn't latch. I called them, they came but the guy couldn't fix it. He was supposed to tell his boss, but, so far, the boss hasn't gotten back to me. Also, the day that it was supposed to get built, nobody showed up. I called them, they said that they didn't give us that date. Then, they gave us a new date. Again, nobody showed up. I called up, they said that the truck broke down. They gave us a new date. Again, there was another reason. It just kept going on and on. I still didn't have electricity put in. They didn't give me a railing for my ceiling fans. That was part of the deal. There was a lot of little ** that I kept fighting back and forth. They said that they don't put the railings anymore, but it was on my contract.

Four Seasons tore down my screen deck and replaced it with a new sunroom in the back. They outsource to their subcontractor but Four Seasons was engaging and responded to my queries. I would still recommend.

I was looking for an estimate for a screen in a patio and the rep was nice and very knowledgeable. The interaction was fine but Four Seasons' price was three times higher than all the other bids I got. So, I wouldn't recommend them to anybody. The initial estimate was $30,000 and then, they kept contacting me saying they could do better. They came down a couple of thousand dollars but it was still $21,000, which I got several estimates that were half to a third of that for the same project.

The rep who came out was very good and professional. The price I got was a little much, though. The manager said he was gonna call back to see if there's anything he could do and I haven't heard from him. But it's not a big deal. I know prices are up.

Four Seasons replaced the windows in my enclosed porch and everything was good, except they left a glue-like substance on my window. I saw some smudges on the glass and I figured I could wipe it off. But when I did, weeks after they left, it didn't come off. I was very happy with Four Seasons but I saw that and I couldn't get it off and I'm not happy with that.

I went to Four Seasons, asked them for information and it was a good experience. The sales reps welcome visitors, and the quality of the product looks to be pretty good. The only negative part of them is they are so expensive.

I had a Four Seasons room and I needed to change the glass. But I was having difficulty figuring out how to do it. Then I call them up and they did a great job. The installation took two days. They got the glass in two weeks, which was amazing. That’s really quick these days. Everybody did a great job. They left the house clean. The room was perfect. It’s exactly what I wanted.

The sales reps were excellent, and installation was wonderful. The only problem we had was with our town, Huntington, to get all the permits going to this sunroom. Other than that, when Four Seasons took over, they did a great job. I would tell people to go with them.

I had a sunroom put in a couple of years ago and Four Seasons did a pretty good job. They were very professional and on time. But since recently, I've had not too good of an experience with them. I have a glass roof on the structure and I wanted shade. I thought they could go over the roof with a solid sheet of metal, but they said no. The only way to change the roof was to take out all the panels and put in new panels that have a sheet metal top instead of glass. I was quoted a price of 7,600, and it was way higher than I thought it was going to be. I thought about it and reached out to them. I asked the rep, “Can you do better than that? Can you come down a little?” He said he would call me in a couple of days, but that was over a month ago and I haven't gotten a call back.

I wanted a nice awning. My Four Seasons salesperson was nice, knowledgeable and very professional. The installation job is still not completed. I’m just waiting for the water feature to be hooked up. I've been waiting for a couple of weeks now. On the whole, my experience is okay but I advise you to find something cheaper. I found the awning in Lowe's for $5,000.

Four Seasons redid a whole sunroom. They replaced everything and sort of restructured it. Everybody was superb. People walk in the room and say, “Oh my God.” It really looks phenomenal. It brings all the outside in and it makes the room bright. There's something that makes the room serene. Somebody went in the other day and said, “My God, when I’m in here, I feel as if it just relaxes me.” It’s so beautiful. We love the room so much.

We went to the Four Seasons showroom and picked a product. Working with their representative was good. But because of COVID, the process took a year. It was supposed to be finished last year before summer but they finished a couple of weeks ago. Once they started, it took only a couple of days, which was really quick. The outcome is nice but we haven't tried to use it. I just worry about the model. I need to check with Four Seasons about the warranty, for how long, and the material.

The first window that they put in had the so-called floor. It’s a two-pane window where it is separated. The worker, Antonio, agreed there was something wrong, and he told Four Seasons. I told them to put in another one and we had put another one. It looked good, but it turns out it has the floor in it also. I’m trying to get them to do the right windows. I’m waiting for them to come back to me. I called this morning but the person that knows all about it, she’s not in till Wednesday, so I couldn’t solve anything yet. Before I gave them the final check, they were very helpful, trying to make sure. So, I gave them a check but I didn’t realize that they put another curved window in and it still would have a floor in it. Now, they’re holding off on doing anything for me. I’m not happy because they’re going over this for a long time.

Four Seasons was right on. They have a very quality product, and they're very professional. They did a sunroom for me. It's beautiful. Four Seasons is expensive, but it's worth the money.

We had an existing sunroom in the house that we bought. It started to leak and started to look a little old. I found the original plans and found that Four Seasons is the company that designed it back then. I talked to their salesperson and they sent a technician to verify that it is one of their products and it can be restored. Then, the subcontractor showed up and, immediately, he was having problems with taking out the panels. The technician who came to inspect the job should have noted it would be a difficult one. They might have solvents that might help them remove the older type of glue. The subcontractor said the job usually takes him five hours but he and his helpers were in my house for 12 and a half and they still weren't finished.

I liked Four Seasons' pricing and products. We bought the walls and windows to make a Four Season room. We're very happy with it. It was a good experience. Anything I needed and wanted looked at, they came back right away and fixed anything we asked. Overall, the company was very responsive. They were always available, and they went at our pace. Once we were 100% satisfied, then they asked for the final payment, which was great.

Four Seasons did a great job. I got some motorized screens for our sunroom. The installers were really nice guys. They're very clean, too. The sales rep was a great guy. Everything was nice.

When I called Four Seasons, they sent me the designer in the next couple of days and we made the deal. Then, the engineers came and measured everything and they were all great and nice people. They told me I had to wait for the material to be made in two weeks but I needed it done fast so they delivered the material in less than a week and the contractors showed up right after. I was amazed and they were so clean and neat. The sunroom is beautiful. I sent images to all my friends because it’s so pretty.

I'm very pleased with my experience with Four Seasons. They cleaned up everything when they finished and the sunroom looks beautiful. I'm very happy with the product. It's really neat.

It took a while to get the product but the product is nice. My only hesitation with it is it’s not actual windows, it’s this very durable rubber type clear vinyl that they use for window panels. Everyone tells me that it doesn’t fade and it’s gonna last a long time but time will tell. But the gentleman who put it together, Anthony, was a real craftsman and he did a fine job.

The job took a really long time. There were a lot of stops. They would work for a few days and then not show for a few weeks. That was really frustrating. They started in the fall and we're still waiting on one piece. They were responsive when we reached out but they were not proactive always. They could be more open about delays. I would have rather waited longer for them to start the job if it meant they were going to finish it in a shorter period of time than to sit with a half-finished room for months.

The reps were very professional and I'm satisfied with Four Seasons except what they did didn’t work, and I got damage on my cabinets from the leak. I've had Four Seasons for the past 30 years so I called them for getting me sealed up for the winter and getting other things done. There were some windows that were fogged up. So, they came in and replaced everything. They supposedly did the resealing but it needs to be done again.

Four Seasons is rated very highly and the largest manufacturer in the world. Their presentation was extremely professional and they gave us an incentive to move forward sooner than later at the presentation. There were some issues with leaking for a few months and they were on top of it every time. They tell me they were coming, but they would come over to check on it without me asking them to come, so I was very impressed with that. The project manager would call me unsolicited to ask me if I had any issues. They were true to their word from the presentation to the final stage. I have a sunroom in the back of my house now and it's just a wonderful addition to the house. It was really well done and one of the best experiences I've had with any company's products. I would give them very high marks.

Four Seasons in an excellent company. Recently, we had to replace a couple of atrium windows. I've used them before so I'm a repeat customer and I'd highly recommend them. We've replaced a couple throughout the years due to damage or a break, and they were very fair on their pricing with having them come back. They were very efficient with getting the job done. In same timeframe that they told us it would be done, it was done.

We signed the contract last year on February 28th. They were supposed to come Mother's Day weekend but never showed up. Nobody confirmed or called. Then they were supposed to come in October but nobody showed up again. They called us in the end of November and said they were coming on December 6th. The windows were delivered and on December 6th, the contractor showed up. But he got covid and everything got postponed for 10 days. They returned 10 days later and started to build the sunroom.

The installation went okay. There were some problems with leaks but the installers came back and fixed it. But the salesman told me originally that I wouldn't need heat in my sunroom and it's freezing. That was misleading. Other than that, get a Four Seasons. The renovated sunroom is great. I love it.

I had a LifeRoom installed in my backyard. We originally contracted with Four Seasons in 2019 and it was stalled because of the pandemic. The customer service was terrible but I will be a little considerate that we were in the midst of a pandemic and in unprecedented times. However, coming out of the pandemic, they still weren't as on top of it as they should have been. So, maybe they were lacking staff. Four Seasons have to improve on their customer communication. It was very frustrating not having my calls returned. I was supposed to have the LifeRoom installed last April and it was by scratching and clawing that I got them to do it by July. Ultimately, I'm satisfied with the product. It's beautiful. But getting there was a little bit of a hassle.

I had three regular windows and four basement windows done. The reps were very courteous. We had some complications with COVID so we had to reschedule. And on two different occasions, we had to reschedule and they were able to. They came in a couple hours, and finished it up quick and did a good clean-up. Everything was great and everyone was cool. I spoke with someone yesterday and they said they were gonna call me in a month. I'm having them do more stuff this week and they're coming in for an estimate. They said that they will put it down so I won't have to do two services.

Four Seasons did an enclosure for the back of the house. We requested a later date to have it installed, concerned about the weather, and they insisted that they do it right away. It turned out to be an install delayment of at least a month. It would have been better to delay the drop-off because the only thing mentioned at the time of closing was that I didn't want the materials sitting in the yard for weeks on end, and that's exactly what happened. The factory made the product according to time but then it got delivered because they don't want to keep it. It sat in my yard for at least a month and we have high winds over here. By the time they came to install it, the wind practically unwrapped all the material. That was the only thing. Other than that, the installation, the skill level, everything was perfect.

We had the basic sunroom with retractable screens that go up and down installed and the installers were very efficient and knowledgeable. It works with the remote control and it's great. It's freezing in New York and the roof helps with the snow. It's a great option for people like myself that have a small house and want to extend the living space. The space is much more functional now that I can have the screens going up and down.

The interaction when we first spoke with our sales rep, Lee, was very good.

The original rep was very effective with me. He was very knowledgeable and I liked him. He was clear about everything. The quality of the work was alright. The techs knew what they were doing. They were personable, clean and efficient. But they had to come back because one of the panes was broken. I also took a good look around and saw a few things for them to correct which they did.

We are currently under contract with Four Seasons Sunroom Dallas (850 N Dorothy Dr # 516, Richardson, TX 75081) and the owner J.P. is such a pain to deal with and constantly lies about everything. When we called him out on his lies, he became aggressive and rude to us every time. We signed the contract in August 2021. Owner JP promised an 8-10 week time frame for completion and nothing has been built yet. Right after signing the contract, we emailed him instructions on how to upload HOA documents online. JP didn't do it and sent a regular post letter instead without telling us.

Four Seasons did my sunroom about 20 years ago. This time around, they replaced everything, so it looks like a new sunroom. It was a good experience. After it was installed, I had a couple of leaks. But they were quick to come and take care of it. So, after that, it's been doing very well. They were very good and professional. They were always willing to do the work necessary to get it done.

Four Seasons sent a salesperson and she spoke to us and gave us all the information. We ordered a sunshade. It took a long time, but that was out of their control. It was the delivery of the item and it was fine. They installed it.

I installed a Four Seasons Sunroom in 2002. Now I have a leaky roof and permanently streaked windows, with almost no seal from outside temperatures. I have tried multiple times over 2 YEARRS to get these fixed. JP, the franchise owner, comes out, looks, promises to get back to me. Then NOTHING. No word, no contact of any kind. OVER AND OVER AGAIN. DO NOT BUY IN DFW. Horrible follow up service.

We called Four Seasons for information and they were a little delayed getting back to us but they were okay. They knew their information and they knew their product. Where I struggled a little bit was when we ordered the LifeRoom, I had two picture windows where the project or the room was going. We had an existing aluminum sunroom. The two sales guys and John, the project manager, came back and John was very upfront with us and said that they couldn't install it. The windows needed to be changed out. They needed to be smaller because of the pitch of the roof. But that was not within my budget. They worked their magic and they said that the windows will be on them.

Four Seasons did a very good job. I love the sunroom. That's the best room in the house.

I like that Four Seasons is local. I bought a Victorian conservatory from them and the quality was excellent. The experience was good all the way around.

My den is old knotty pine, and Four Seasons was the only one that would replace the windows with the look of the pine. Everybody else wanted to put white in here, which will look ridiculous. But Four Seasons gave us what we wanted. Also, my husband thought the salesman was knowledgeable. The man that came to put in these windows the second time remembered being here the last time. So he was very accommodating also. Overall, everybody was great.

Four Seasons worked for me at another house before. This time, I got motorized screens from them. The contractors that did the labor were very conscientious, did their job, and cleaned up well after themselves. It's just that Four Seasons needs to be a little bit more on top of their bookkeeping and record-keeping on the finance side. Everything was done, everything was installed, and then somebody called me saying they didn't have financing on me and they didn't how I'd pay for it. Now, I'm lucky enough that if push came to shove, I have the cash. I could've just paid that outright. But the only reason why my husband and I decided to go with this was because they promised us that we could finance for 0%. Then, they never said and sent anything. So then, they put it all off. I asked how are we working on the payments and they said that they didn't have anything on record yet. That's not my fault. Other than that, it was an excellent experience.

We had the LifeRoom installed. The work was good and they were professional. The only thing is that the fans we had installed are not working correctly.

I have a problem with the installation. Four Seasons said they have the material already. They were supposed to be done in four to six weeks. But I didn't have any call from them that the material is ready to be delivered. Then I got a call saying that they would deliver the material. They were waiting for a couple of weeks to schedule this. But there was no truck to deliver. The day before the delivery, I was supposed to get a phone call stating the window hours of the delivery. But then I got a phone call saying that they didn’t have all the material and they didn’t know when it was gonna be delivered. So I had to wait another two or three weeks.

It was a good experience with the rep from Four Seasons when we first met with him. But after that, it wasn’t so great. There were a lot of promises made and a lot of ways that they said things were going to happen and it did not happen. It was the same thing with the contractor. We had a lot of run around with it, where we were told one thing and then things would change. A big thing for us was being available and letting us know when things are happening as well as following through with what they said. They said they were going to take care of everything and we don't have to do stuff. But I had to tell them when to order the tiles and there were a lot of miscommunications. And even with us calling, it was the same thing. Part of it had to do with COVID and they said they were a little short-staffed but there were a few times where we were frustrated. They would say somebody was going to come and then, all of a sudden, nobody was coming.

I had used Four Seasons at a previous house. Recently, we wanted to do a glass room but it wasn't gonna work for my location. So we ended up going with a new lightroom. We like the outcome a lot. We're happy with the room. However, if you hold the remote down too long, you could reset everything. It would be better if they had a custom remote control. It was also a little complicated because of the COVID. Delay problems. But once they got going, it was fine. It was a part that was installed, but it was damaged, and they were very reputable with following up and replacing it.

Four Seasons promised something and someone said these guys like to work fast. I was happy to pay for things up front in full and have the sunroom for the summer. I signed the contract around May 20th. It was not installed until towards the end of August. We missed the whole summer. I like the product but the installation was sloppy. It was put together with a couple of dings and some scratches on it. The tech had to come back to fill the caulking. I'm gonna have my own contractor redo it because I didn't want to deal with it anymore. Also, the tech left a ton of garbage all over the yard. Four Seasons sent someone to come back. But I had to keep following up.

Working with Four Seasons was great. They did a demonstration so I'm really happy with it. The rep was really easy to talk to. Although he was a sales guy, he was not stuffy like that. It's exactly what we need. We only did the screens on two posts outside and we're contemplating doing the sides, but we don't need them right now. However, the product didn't come with all the pieces so one of the techs who had to install it had to come back. But that wasn't an issue for us because we weren't using it at that point. It will all get hooked up and once that's done, I'm sure we're gonna get a lot of use out of it.

I had an enclosed screened-in porch and Four Seasons built a sunroom around it. So, we kept the same slab. The techs were all fine and everybody was responsive. They did what they had to do. The only problem with the install was that the materials were delivered into my driveway three weeks before the work started. In the meantime, we had two nor'easters and a hurricane. The boxes were melted all over the place. So, we had to call them as we were afraid to move anything. It was becoming a sodden mess in the driveway. Four Seasons came right away and they were able to store most of it in the garage and protect what was not being protected.

The Four Seasons sales rep was very informative. There was no pressure on anything and he got back with prices immediately. The installation wasn't great. They installed a three-season for us which was ordered in February but it didn't get installed until almost July. Due to everything that's going on with COVID, it was hard for them to get the material. But the install team was fine and they cleaned up after themselves. Overall, the project came out great. They did a great job.

David, the salesperson, showed me different layouts and pointed me towards the right direction. I didn’t even think twice about purchasing the full room. I love it. Four Seasons is very professional, the prices are right, and you can't go wrong.

We had a sunroom and Four Seasons replaced the glass in our ceiling there because it was leaking. Then it leaked the first time it rained. They came back and resealed it. It hasn't rained since, so we can't decipher whether or not it's going to not leak again. The company is good. I'm still leaning on whether or not I made the right decision on just replacing the glass and not reroofing the room.

The sales reps were good but the installation did not go well. The finished product, it was not good. There were gaps in the roof and water coming through the skylight and through the roof. We called and they sent somebody supposedly when we weren't there. Supposedly those people caulked something. Two weeks later, more rain came in. Also, the pillars that support the whole room, my daughter-in-law looked, and then she goes, "Why are those things crooked?" And I said, "Yeah. Why are they crooked?" So, we called the project manager. He came and said, "Oh, yeah, they didn't put in the bolts through it." Additionally, getting a hold of Four Seasons is a little difficult especially during the process. They probably didn't have another crew to finish up and they were just not answering. It took three months to finish the job. We wanted to enjoy our Four Seasons as it was summer but we didn't get the chance.

The end product from Four Seasons is beautiful. I've had inspectors from the village of Garden City come through and, unsolicited, they said, "This is really nice." It took a lot longer than we had expected though. It took close to three months to complete the job, which they were expecting would be done in four weeks. They got a lot done in the first couple of weeks, but then the project manager was out of town for 10 days, and the crew did some things while he was away that had to be undone and then done over again when the electrician got here. Then, the work that was done was like piecemeal. Somebody would show up for two hours, and then leave. It just dragged on for a long time. But the construction, the quality, and the electrical work from the electrician that Four Seasons recommended were really good. I am happy with the end product.

I was looking for a sunroom and when the guy from Four Seasons Sunrooms & Windows came, he gave me options. The options happened to be what's called their LifeRoom, and we saw, for our budget and our needs the LifeRoom was the better way to go. They are quick to close the deal. I was told numerous things. The project was going to be completed by May. But there were various delays on their part. We would get everything to them right away. They claimed that the survey wasn't going to be good enough even though I went to the town and the town claimed that that was sufficient. I got a new survey, paid for a new survey and got that to them immediately.

We had windows and we're in the process of getting a sunroom done. The quality was wonderful. Four Seasons got my windows in and they were spectacular. The two guys who installed them were professional and courteous. They came on time and they were clean.

The sales rep that I dealt with was great. He was really knowledgeable and friendly. You could tell that he was in the business for a bit because he knew a bunch of different products and how these evolved over the years. The contractor was great and really knowledgeable too. They have been in the business for many years and you can tell just by how quickly they built everything. The quality of the sunroom definitely meets expectations. It's a big wow factor and it adds a bunch of living space for us, which we need, so it's great.

It took about three weeks from the time I called, then the person came here to check the job, made an offer and we accepted, and then they came down. It was a fast request because we were moving. They ordered the windows and everything was fine. They arrived on time. They did their job and it was done right. But it was really expensive. We paid $2,000 to change four windows.

They installed the sunroom glasses and they did a good job. It was a pretty good experience.

The previous owner for the house had Four Seasons put in the sunroom and I went back to them when I had to replace the windows. The representatives were good. The people that installed were phenomenal. They cleaned up every single little piece of mess. They were quick. It was quite a pleasant experience. I love the sunroof windows that were redone. We were extremely happy with everything. We're in the process of debating on whether or not to do the rest of windows because we only did those ceiling part.

The sunroom windows that were originally installed were defective. I purchased the house from the previous owner who had this installed about 13 years ago, and all the windows started to lose their seal and get moisture between the panes of glass. When I contacted Four Seasons, they said it was out of warranty. I was kind of surprised by that because most manufacturer's warranty is 20 years. One of the people in the Four Seasons office said that they had a lot of problems with the previous supplier of the glass and that they switched over.

We had Four Seasons to the house for two installations. We purchased 18 windows. Everything went well. The mechanics knew the trade well. The latch on one of the casement windows failed twice in March 2020. A rep removed the latch from the property and I have not heard from Four Seasons since. I have called and been promised a call back. At this point there is no response. Just the usual lip service. Please fix my window latch.

The delivery took a long time and I had a permit expire. I ordered in September and I got the delivery in February. It was hard to follow up because I had to keep on tracking them down in order to get my answers as to when it was going to be delivered. No one was reaching out to me. I had to reach out to them. These were windows for a sunroom. Four Seasons should offer to install for free.

I have a situation which needs to be addressed. I was going to put a complaint with the Better Business Bureau because I have a situation where the project leaks. Four Seasons has come here a couple of times already. They're very nice people. Every time I call them, they come. It takes a couple of days, but they do come to attempt to fix the issue, but the issue never gets fixed.

Everything was great with Four Seasons, including price, customer service, and even the guy who came out and measured that didn't have a sense of humor. We got the solarium. I wish they would have bought plants for me to put in there. I had to buy my own plants.

The sales rep was very good. She knew what she was selling and we're very impressed with her. Four Seasons had a much more substantial product than the other ones I was looking at. We got the three seasons room and unfortunately, the installation of the room was pushed back a while. We spoke to Four Seasons in August and we wanted to have the room up and done by Thanksgiving due to COVID and some other delays. We were willing to take a cut in price in order to be more flexible on the installation date, but it wasn't done until after New Year's. Once it wasn't good for Thanksgiving, it didn't matter that much because it's a three seasons room, not a four seasons room. Winter is winter.

Four Seasons Sunrooms was very professional. Their reps were good, the material was original and whatever I saw was excellent. Everything was done okay.

I got a quote from Four Seasons Sunroom Rep (DFW AREA) and had discussions with him clearly on what I need and had multiple emails discussing the work and type of glass/floor etc. I explained the rep clearly since I already have a concrete floor I do not need a new concrete floor but the sunroom Foundation should accommodate the new tiles which I will be planning later. He said yes and took the advance of $6000. After one week the subcontractor came and said since the contract is saying no concrete, He twisted it as No foundation/no beam etc and started to increase the cost (At this point the Rep is nowhere seen and disappeared completely). To avoid more issues I agreed to pay $2400 for a concrete layover with beams etc and asked subcontractor to apply for permits with the city which was not applied till now even after 8 weeks.

My experience with Four Seasons has been good. I like it. It’s good.

I did a lot of research over the past six months and I really took into account the reviews of Four Seasons' workmanship, their experience, and their background as compared to some of the other places that are out there. My final decision based on what I saw online and what I found was to go with Four Seasons. I wish that the demo happened a little quicker than it did, but I realized due to COVID and everything that's been happening, it takes a little longer. I'm the type of person that once I decide on something, I want it done right away, but things don't happen like that nowadays. They're still in the building process and so far, I’m very pleased. The people that they had coming to my home were professional and they answered all my questions. I would definitely recommend.

I went back to Four Seasons to replace and upgrade the patio I've had it for 22 years. There was an issue here and there, but in general, it was okay. They did a good job. My sunroom patio with the sliding door is good too.

There is a Four Seasons room in the house I bought, and the glass was broken. One day, I saw Four Seasons on Facebook, so I decided to call to see how much it is. I never checked before. Unfortunately, the person who came to me was a total crook who priced me something that we weren't even considering, and we were thinking to take it off. Three months later, I got a call from Clinton. He's the sweetest, nicest person that you can ever imagine. He asked us why we didn't move ahead with the project. I told him that I could not afford it. The price was ridiculous. He asked me, “What was the price?” When I told him, he was shocked. He couldn't believe that somebody in the company would give me such a price.

The sales people were super nice and we loved the installers. We ordered a hybrid sunroom, so the roof is wood and the bottom half is metal. The installers were fantastic for the most part. The Four Seasons team that put together the sunroom itself was phenomenal. We had one issue where we wanted stonework done on the base of the sunroom exterior. The estimates that they gave at the beginning for that stonework were way off from what they ended up costing.

We did a lot of research and we decided to go with Four Seasons because of how long they've been in business. Everybody was wonderful. The sunroom is great too. I only have one complaint and it's not the sunroom. It's about how there was trash left behind. Right now on my property, I still have pieces of gutters and wood left. I'm unhappy with that. Everything else, I am completely satisfied with.

Four Seasons installed our previous sunroom and we recently had them redo our windows. We were satisfied on the windows but when it came to the sunroom, there were a lot of delays. Instead of finishing in one go, they came three times. Also, I wish the finish was a bit cleaner and more detailed. But the rep was great and very detailed. The people who physically came and did the installation were nice and very accommodating.

Four Seasons did a replacement of all the windows and it was perfect. It was very convenient and educational with the sales rep. The installers were quick considering it was cold outside.

Four Seasons put up a 3 Seasons room. The sales rep was good but I noticed some things that I was aware of that they didn't point out. I also felt they rushed it because of covid. The workmanship was a little shoddy. There are a couple spots here and there. I have to contact them again ‘cause there are other things that I'm noticing now.

I ordered the sunroom in September. I didn't hear from Four Seasons so I called them and they said they would contact me. Finally, I got news of the man who was going to pour the cement. He did that on December 1st. They should have probably let me know it wasn't going to happen in a few weeks. The next guy called me to install the sunroom. They came about a week apart. There was a little gruff but he was good.

I had a good experience with Four Seasons. They came and they put four windows in for me. All went well. I was very happy.

They never called back. They gave you a date they were gonna start but they didn’t start. When they wrapped the windows, they didn’t even change the rotted pieces. I had to go out and buy all the rotted piece parts. If it’s got to be replaced, replace it. You don’t just cover it with aluminum. The rep said, “You'll never see it. Don't worry about it.” It was a very unprofessional job. I'm not very happy with them. I would never recommend Four Seasons.

We purchased a system 8 sunroom (wood) from Four Seasons 20 years ago. Within ten years, we had to replace a rotted window (at our cost) as well as have significant work done to repair leaking damage as well as recaulking. Even with those challenges, this has been one of the best purchases we've made. Our room is large and serves as a great room, so it has become the focal point of our home.

Four Seasons is very good. The purchasing process moved pretty quickly for me. But the timeframe could be a little less and I would also suggest that they should have some standard sizes already made up. That would eliminate the timeframe. The sunroom is in construction right now. The gentleman is a very nice guy doing a wonderful job. But one of the motors is defective so it's gonna have to be replaced.

We ordered a sunroom in May. It is now November and still not delivered. Promises, promises, Promises but no delivery. Excuse, after excuse, after excuse. No satisfaction. Company rep hard to get hold of. I may need to spend money on a lawyer soon.

It took a week to do 90% of the work and it went very smoothly. Then it took about 20 emails, phone calls, and a complaint to the salesman to finish the other 10%. There was a defective screen, and the installer was told that he couldn't fix it and the project manager had to come. He was coming this day, then was coming that day, and he was coming another day. It took two to three weeks for everything to be done and a lot of aggravation.

When I got the The LifeRoom from Four Seasons, it was very rocky at first. The salesman that originally came out was extremely disrespectful. I gave them a check for the initial deposit. The salesman had a wasp attack in transition from my house to the office and lost the check. It's kind of a big deal because it was a business check. He said I'm an accountant so I should know that that's not such a big deal. I told him he was being extremely arrogant and he hung up the phone on me. So, I called back Four Seasons and got the president of the company in Long Island involved. He came to my house. I ripped up the contract in front of his face and threw it at him. I said, “We don't have a deal anymore because your salesman is completely rude and unprofessional.” We renegotiated the contract right there.

Four Seasons rebuilt a sunroom that I had. They took down an old sunroom and put up a new one from scratch. Their sales rep is phenomenal and very attentive. The contractors were very professional and accommodating. They did beyond what they were supposed to. When they came in, they were very quick to get the job started and very diligent to get it finished without rushing through it. They took their time to make sure that everything was done 110%. I highly recommend Four Seasons. They deliver a superb product, beyond what I've seen other companies do for friends of mine. I'm extremely happy with the results of the room. The quality is excellent and it looks beautiful. It was more than what I expected.

We used Four Seasons for a sunroom. Their work is acceptable except they broke it into many days because of weather. They had to take in and out. It was postponed because of weather backlog. So, when they started doing ours, we had rain and wind. It broke into a span of few weeks instead of few days. The actual sunroom is good though.

We liked the product that Four Seasons offered compared to the other competitors. We got the LifeRoom. The Four Seasons representatives were fine up until the point of sale. After the sale, there was very little contact follow up. When I would call the main office in Holbrook, they wouldn't return my calls. So it ended up being a disappointing process. The installation is still ongoing and so far, it's not so good. They started three weeks ago. They did come when they said they were coming. But the communication was terrible, as far as what parts were coming in, what was going on and who was doing what. They're supposed to get the parts this week and they're scheduled to come back on the 22nd. So it has been quite the chore.

My original sunroom is Four Seasons and I've had it for 14 years since we've moved in. We had some panes replaced and everything went great. The representative was very good and the installers were fabulous. The quality of the panes is good. We did have some panes replaced a few years ago, but these panes did not have the same finish on them. But I understand that they upgrade their products so there's not really much they can do about that.

Four Seasons had a good presentation. We liked the way their windows were constructed and we thought they were priced fairly. The sales representative was very knowledgeable. He was a young man, but he knew his product. He came to the house and showed us everything. He also brought samples in. We placed our order and it took a little bit longer than usual because of COVID, but they did schedule an appointment for installation. They arrived on time and the installation took a day and a half. They were very neat and polite. They spread out stuff inside the house to catch anything that might fall and they cleaned up after themselves outside. The window installation went smoothly.

Four Seasons bid my project. Accepted my deposit (made in order to put me in their queue). Months past start date, phone calls not being returned. Finally sent a person to begin work in Late October 2019 and left saying the project was under bid. Owner came in person and made original bid in March 2019! Long story short, now six months after that and I have had to take them to small claims court to get my deposit back. No resolution to date.

I purchased my patio in January of 2008. The sales pitch at the time was this “fantastic warranty” that was good for 10 years on certain things, but overall covered the patio for 20 years. A “Great Company” that “Stood Behind its Product." When I asked if they had problems with leaks, I was told, if installed right, these things will NEVER LEAK. I asked if they ever had to install flashing, and I was told no, these things NEVER LEAK! Well guess what, THEY DO LEAK! I have had a never ending leak problem until the installer actually came and installed some flashing, that eventually came off because IT wasn’t installed right.

The people from Four Seasons came and gave us a nice presentation, and we went from there. They gave me all the technical knowledge about their products and I liked the price as well as the quality of the window that they showed me. The staff were very courteous and did the right job. I had a good experience and I would recommend Four Seasons.

I have a 19 year old Four Seasons built sunroom and we have had some minor/mod leaks in the room especially where it joins the house. Local branch went out of business and contacted the closer branch in St Louis (2 hrs away) and sent pics etc to get service and was told they couldn't help. I have reached out the another independent dealer in the hopes of getting some help solving the problem. No roofing companies or local contract companies will even look at the project to help and I have called several. Very frustrating to try and get an issue addressed.

I live on Long Island and Four Seasons is very popular here. We got a sunroom from them but they are not done yet. Their crew could do better with their productivity. They don't work in the rain, they don't work in the cold. They put this metal, like a siding on the inside which doesn't look good and we had to have that sheet wrap and everything seem to build up and now, they're finally doing the siding on the outside. The work is taking forever. The job was supposed to be done in December and we are now in April.

I've used Four Seasons in the past. And they were also the manufacturer of the greenhouse windows that were in my house that I bought. There were issues with the greenhouse windows, so I brought them in to do a reglazing. Everyone that I talked to and worked with has been great. David, the head of sales, came to us to talk to us. He was very straightforward and honest. I have a very old greenhouse system and they change all the windows out. But there are still a few issues here and there. They’ve been very accommodating, coming back and trying to figure out where the issue exactly lies to remedy it.

Four Seasons is local to where I am, and I knew of a couple of other people that used their product and they were happy with it. I went and talked to them. I talked to one other company, but there’s nothing on Long Island that has a reputation like Four Seasons. So, I went with them and everything went well. They’re a little pricey but they did good. I did a 13 x 18 sunroom. I'm working on connecting it into my house, but Four Seasons' part of it is totally done. It was done well. It seems like a good product. They did everything properly, and they refinished the outside of the house nicely.

We had windows done by Four Seasons and the interactions and quality we received were okay. Communication, when they were doing things, could be improved but other than that, everything went fine.

I've known Four Seasons for a long time. I have my own business and they were one of my customers. I retired and I remembered them. I had them come over here and give me an estimate on what I needed. Everything seemed to be okay and it was reasonable. I had them install a three-sided life room. We attached it to the back of my house and it has three curtains that come down via remote. It has two skylights in it and has mood lighting. It gives shade and it's nice. I wish the price was half of it. But other than that, I was very satisfied with using Four Seasons. I’d use them again and I’d recommend them.

Four Seasons has to look at their marketing because two days after I signed, I got an email saying 40% off. I overpaid but I could have gotten the service for less money. The room looks great and it’s beautiful but there are several hiccups along the way that they had to come back and fix. The room is leaking so they said that’s the seal and they're coming to fix that tomorrow. In the beginning, when they said the room was all done, it was leaking on the ground because the people who put it up forgot to put something in. The doors weren’t sitting on the track right, and locking and sliding correctly. They had to come back four times to get it right. When they took down the original room, they broke the light that was in there.

I’m happy with the product itself. It’s what we saw in their showroom. However, the installation was a nightmare. They don’t do their own installation. They do a subcontractor and the guy that they used did a real lousy job. He put the vinyl siding on the outside. He didn’t line it up with the existing vinyl on the house. I had to say something and he corrected it. He put the gutters on wrong where he cut into my house. Nobody does that. He gummed it up with caulking and it looked terrible. He was gonna leave it if I didn’t say anything. I also had to straighten a few things out. He rocked my chimney on the inside and it was all curvy. He also left a mess.

We used Four Seasons to convert an enclosed porch into a sunroom and it took them one day. It cost 20 grand and we got what I paid for. We didn’t use that space at all before, but now it's completely different.

My boss told me about Four Seasons because we were ordering glass for the greenhouse for the first time. It has not been installed yet since the owner of the building is in Europe but the communication with the person from Four Seasons was great. Everything is perfect.

Four Seasons put windows on the second floor of the house, but it's not exactly what we ordered. It's not what we agreed to in the conversation with their guy. I made a mistake to not check the papers right away but I seated the guy and pointed to him that I wanted my windows on the second floor look like the same as the other new house. He showed me what they got. I told him I need my windows with the lining strip. And he told me it's gonna be exactly the same but they came in with a plain window. When they came in to install it and started taking the windows out, I was not home. We were in the hospital doing something. When I came, they already took the old windows back, and I told them the windows are not what we ordered.

I paid for a $78,500 all glass sunroom with 21 ceiling double pane windows. It was completed approximately on August 8, 2019. Three months later, on October 13, 2019, approximately 12pm noon, one of the ceiling windows' inner pane was broken for no reason on a mild 70 degrees F. Sunny Autumn day with no one in the room. We heard the sound from the adjoining family room. What a tragedy if it felt on our heads! Four Seasons installer/vendor charged us $500 to install the replacement window 3 months later. One man job for 3 hours.

I purchased sunroom from Four Seasons dealer in Fullerton, California. Products was delivered on January 20, 2000. One of the glass panels broke and I send the picture of it to the dealer Ambiance Additions on September 5, 2019. Four Seasons Web shows the warranty on glass products are 20 years. The dealer told me that Four Seasons rejected to accept this damage as the warranty. Isn’t this a false representation on your warranty policy?

We bought a house that had a sunroom in the back. The glass there needed to be replaced and it was curved, special glass. There was a little stamp on the glass that says Sunroom on it and I tracked Four Seasons down. Their installers were great and their work was of excellent quality.

We got a LifeRoom from Four Seasons where screens could go up and down. Their rep was knowledgeable and easy to work with. We enjoyed working with Four Seasons. Their work was of excellent quality.

The installation was fine and the quality of output is so far, so good. It looks great. People and my wife like it. If they could move as quick as possible though. They were still supposed to come back 'cause they shipped a couple of punchless items, but we got quite a delay, so I'm waiting to hear back from them. They are to add another piece of trim molding and then do a little more cleaning and add some of the silicone.

Four Seasons Sunrooms looked better. We had them do a replacement to a sunroom. The sales agent was accommodating. The installation people, the people who did came out and measured the site and gave us all the information we needed did a very good job, overall. I wasn’t expecting a great deal. I thought the old sunroom was fine, but my wife thought it wasn’t. I didn’t anticipate being bowled over by anything. I just figured I was gonna have to do it, so I might as well do it and get it over and done with. But it turned out that it’s actually very nice and I’m quite happy we did it. It was nicely done. We were out there the other day and it was cold outside. The windows are very nice, turnover.

I was in the market shopping around for some kind of covering for my patio and I looked at the cheaper options. Then I happened to get on the website of Four Seasons and I called them for a quote and to come and see what the options were. They sent a sales guy over, so we sat and talked. He didn't know much, but their manager came and we agreed to go along with this.

Went on website to schedule a review and estimate for my sunroom. Was contacted directly and agreed Saturday at 9am and would receive a confirmation call.

Never received a call, never received a follow up to reschedule. Did receive an email stating that the matter would be looked in to. Over a week later- still nothing. Time to move on and notify other people that I don't know if they are good or bad- but they are incompetent in communicating.

I've known about Four Seasons for many years. I used to be a real estate appraiser and have seen their structures on other buildings. They helped me with a sunroom. The installation went very well and took one week, which was better than my expectations. Moreover, the quality of the product is excellent and I've not seen anything equivalent to it anywhere else.

We had a big storm and had stuff come in the back. We had somebody fixing it and they gave us Four Seasons' name. The sales rep was very nice and friendly. We have a tree growing through the house so it was a very tough job. They gave us this big sell, which I didn’t like, about how wonderful the windows are. Then they gave us a ridiculous price. We kept saying no and they came down to half the price. I was told they were the best, but with them, one has to consider. The contractors were okay but not great. We had a couple of leaks and I'm waiting for them to get back to me about it because it has a lifetime warranty. I called them, but the one I always talked to hasn’t gotten back to me yet.

Four Seasons Sunrooms installed the Four Track window/screen system on my covered porch. Everyone was very knowledgeable, helped with my design and were a pleasure to work with. The windows are of heavy plastic and can be stacked at top or bottom or removed completely to show only the screens. This system allows us to use room early spring, summer and late fall, no bugs. The installers were very professional and enclosure, including doors and some extra trim work, was completed in one day. This room has become a super addition to home. Thank you Four Seasons.

Purchased a sunroom from Four Seasons in Delaware (Eastern Home Improvement, EHI) in 2006. We have greatly enjoyed the room, but encountered serious quality and service issues from the beginning. During construction they failed to properly install flashing where the sunroom roof butts against the house resulting in water leakage and damage to interior walls. EHI claimed leak and damage was caused by a pre-existing condition and refused to fix the problem. We hired a professional roofer who diagnosed, documented and repaired the leak. Costs were submitted to EHI for resolution.

My husband and I decided to do business with Four Seasons. So I registered on the website with my contact information. About 30 minutes later a guy named Al ** contacted me to set up a consultation. After putting down a 7500 deposit in December and being told they would start in April the second week in April I was told the company was filing bankruptcy. At this point, I realized Four Seasons contracted us out to another vendor. I think it is very unprofessional because if I wanted to do business with someone else I would have contacted them. It's amazing now that the other company has filed bankruptcy. Four Season has nothing to do with anything. However, I feel you hold some responsibility because you had a relationship with this company.

We purchased 10 windows and now have issues with some of them, the installation was substandard and when the wind blows you can see the curtains move but they informed us that labor was not covered under the warranty. On some of the windows the silicone seal at the frame is coming off and for months now they have done nothing. What happened to my lifetime warranty? We spent lots of money thinking that we would not have to worry about windows and being on Social Security that was important. You can read all the reviews but just remember not all are true.

One of our windows has lost its seal. We were told the window was under warranty and would cost us nothing. Nine months and dozens of phone calls and still no window. We have even offered to pay for the window but no one will help us. There are too many reputable window companies out there. Avoid this one!

I went and checked online and Four Seasons was a 5-star company. Then, when they came in to do the appraisal of what I wanted done, the guy was professional, so I went with them. Everything was fine with the sales rep. I got screens that are motorized and during installation, the guy who was organizing the rest of the workers, John, was really good. They were working on a hot day and they started in the morning.

When I went down and I saw Four Seasons displays, they encouraged me to check out different ones in my neighborhood. They didn't give me peoples' names or addresses but I knew a couple of acquaintances who have had things put up. One of the four friends I went to had Four Seasons and they loved it. I had a Four Seasons room put on. I also had a 50-year-old patio enclosure that I had put up which had a fiberglass top and with lattice. Fire hazard-wise, it was by my insurance company. It was not a good structure to keep up. Considering that I was looking into Four Seasons, they were able to come up with the configuration to fit the flap that it was on so there would be no increase in taxes and configure it to my needs.

I live within two miles from the Four Seasons showroom and they are very popular. I just walked in there and they took care of me. Everything went very well. Their rep helped me out quite a bit when he came to the house. Then there were so many different stages of people that came before the actual workers. But their workers have been excellent and it was very good dealing with them.

From Lee, the salesman, to Janet, the operations girl up in the office, everything was beautiful with Four Seasons Sunrooms. I was gonna cancel but I opted to choose another room. At the time, I was in the showroom and they upgraded us with nominal cost. I was surprised and from that point in time, everything was really good. I had them install a sunroom with screens and windows on top of my deck, and Four Seasons did a fantastic job from the start to the finish.

Four Seasons was the only one who had what I was looking for in a sliding door. So, I purchased from them. Their sales rep was great then I had the door delivered and installed it myself. It was a little difficult and the drawing could’ve been better to explain what has to be done. But overall, it was manageable. I would recommend them.

Four Seasons have been in business for a long time and they've had a good reputation. We had them do a screened-in sunroom and their sales representative was very professional and knowledgeable. The contractors who came for the installation were also very knowledgeable, professional, and hardworking. It took them eight hours to get everything settled and finished, and the quality of everything is very good. Using Four Seasons was a good decision all around.

My in-laws did some work with Four Seasons many years ago and they built a sunroom. And when we had some issues, we decided to go back to them since they were the original builders. Our sales rep was Armando and he was very nice. He told us what to expect and what we were going to get. He also told us the amount, so that we knew beforehand, and he told us what prep was going to be done. He even told us how much time the work would take. In the end, it wasn't very far off of from what he talked to us about the amount of time that it would take to install. Unfortunately, the installers came out for the installation in early June and it was a period where there was rain almost every day, and they can't work when it's raining. So we had to cancel for two days because the weather wasn't working for us. But that was the only snafu and it was beyond their control.

This is a terrible company. I have had to replace three glass windows that they installed because the glass fogged over. I am now on my fourth and last window that I am having to replace because it fogged over also. All four windows have been replaced and they have not stood behind any of their products. TERRIBLE SERVICE. AVOID AT ALL COST!!!!

I purchased my sunroom in full in November 2015, it took 9 months, several phone calls, many lies and unfulfilled promises and a complaint with the Missouri Attorney General office for them to finish the job. The design I chose required them to attach to my home and my biggest concern was future leaks in my roof. The project manager Chris constantly reassured me that they would seal any openings to prevent water from getting in and damaging my roof. Well that was a lie. I now have leaks in my roof and am being told by the roofing company that the sunroom caused the problem and that it was not properly constructed. Now I have to repair a roof.

Dealer just told us that Four Seasons stopped giving him rooms on credit and he can only obtain them with cash only. We've paid over 60 percent of the contract cost and all we have is a foundation. He's obviously used our money for something other than buying the materials and is now asking us to float the final payment to him so he can get the room. WTAF. I've tried to call Four Seasons corporate headquarters and get told to work it out with the dealer.

I have a Four Seasons Sunroom Conservatory that started growing mushrooms out of the decking at only 5 years old. I have written proof that I contacted them and their response was to get an herbicide. Can you believe it? Mushrooms mean moisture. I have continued to contact them while my sunroom was still under warranty. This company warrants nothing. Don't be fooled. They will blame everything on your installer and take responsibility for nothing. In the meantime your installer will go out of business because they warrant nothing. They have even hired a service to answer their calls and take down your information but no one will ever call you back from Four Seasons. Not ever. You might get an email. I have almost $70,000 tied up in this room that is only now 10 years old and has become unsafe to walk in because of the rot not to mention the leaks from the ceiling.