Four Seasons Sunrooms & Windows Reviews

The guy that owns Four Seasons went to high school together with our oldest son. We knew him, so we got our sunroom done by Four Seasons. We liked the quality of their work. I would recommend them to anybody.

This is the 30th year that I’ve done business with Four Seasons and this time they changed the glass in my sunroom. They told me that the glass would be self-cleaning. So far, it’s okay and it has been cleaning itself. It took them three days at the most to complete the job and for what they asked for, they did a good job.

There was a place not too far away that was selling sunrooms and I have admired the idea for some time. Then, a friend had a friend who installed them. The sales representative from Four Seasons put it up for me and he communicated. He was at a distance a lot over the phone, but when the time came to put it up, he did it very quickly and smoothly. The quality of work was excellent. The experience was great and I’m quite happy. It's one of the best things I did for myself and my house.

The house that we bought already had a sunroom but it was kinda all messed up and didn't look good. I think it was because of time. I wanted to redo this and Four Seasons can make the same sunroom that we already have, so I decided to go with them. They tore off the old one and rebuilt another one, and they did good. When I have problems, the rep sends somebody back right away. I would recommend Four Seasons.

Four Seasons was always the best. They have a good product and I would recommend them to anybody. I had good luck with them myself and I don’t know what I would do without my room. My porch was an open area that's about 12x10 and I had them close it in. So it made a room and I had the hardwood floors put in. The quality of work was excellent. In fact, it’s the best I could have ever gotten. I made a Miami room out of the space and it's pretty. I spend an awful lot of time out there because it’s open. I can see out and see the sky. It’s a happy place because I have colors like you’ll find down on the island. I like things like down on the East Coast. The sales representatives I dealt with were also very nice.

Four Seasons was awesome and we were very pleased with the experience. We had insulation done up in our attic and in our walls, and the quality of their work was excellent. My husband very much liked the contractors. The sales rep we had dealt with was very good and professional too.

Four Seasons had installed a sunroom into a private home in Chester and I wanted a sunroom as an addition put on my home. I wouldn’t have had anybody that was any more professional and do a better job than what they did. I could have gone to someone else that was doing sunrooms at the time. I had been involved in another transaction that I got out of because they were not up to the quality and the standards that they should have been as a business. I changed and withdrew my contract from that company and I went to the Four Seasons Sunrooms. The reps were very helpful and their price was competitive. They came out and did everything.

The whole experience with Four Seasons was perfect. They were wonderful from beginning to end. The contractors that came and the workers that did the construction work were top-notch. They did a meticulous job. The room that they built for us is wonderful. It’s been a few years now and it's still perfect.

Four Seasons Sunrooms provided a glass front, and then, we closed our back porch to make a sunroom out of it. The sales guy came out and checked on it. It took him a day to do it. He seemed to have a pretty good knowledge of their product. The installation team was all right and they answered my questions. We had a couple of places that needed to be adjusted, so we worked that out as well. The work they did seemed to be pretty high quality.

My husband and I were coming through Hickory. We had talked about a sunroom. We had a screened-in porch and I liked it, so I really wasn’t interested. But that particular day, we came through Hickory, North Carolina, and we saw Four Seasons there. We went in and we met them. They were super nice people and got me interested. We made an appointment and they came out and we were sold. The contractors did a good job, they were efficient and quick. Everything was fine and the room looked good.

Four Seasons came out on a Saturday because that was the only time I could meet them. Most of the other companies didn’t wanna talk to me but Monday through Friday, from 8:00 to 5:00. The rep from Four Seasons did an outstanding job. He had his tablet and showed us what the covered patio was gonna look like after it’s completed, even adding a patio and pergola. He gave us a few options and he was very helpful. Two walls were already in the covered patio, so they just had to do two walls with sliding doors going out to the patio that we added later. The quality of work is excellent. I would recommend them.

Four Seasons put on the sunroom, and the quality of their work was good. The workmen were nice, too. However, I was not really pleased with the quality of the materials they used from the windows down. It was bumpy. It was a plastic or whatever it was. I have been thinking I need to recover it or do something. The sales representative was fine. The only problem is when he was describing how the sunroom was going to be, and he said the roof will be really slanted, but it is not. He even used the motion of being really slanted and going down, but it is not all that slanted. So, water accumulates overnight.

I was looking on how to make a porch develop into a solarium and I saw something that looked like what I was interested in. I ended up making calls and signing up with Four Seasons. I only had one little problem with the contractors and they came right out and worked on it. Four Seasons does great work and I’m very pleased with the result.

We’ve had a very good experience with Four Seasons. I had them build a glass sunroom on the back of my house and then several years later, I had them come back and enlarge it. The only issue we had was I had them put a skylight in one half of the sunroom, and they have since started leaking. Four Seasons came out uncountable times and re-caulked them, and just can’t stop the leak. Then this last visit, he finally decided it was where the roof was attached to the house and had my husband caulk that. That did cure the worst of the leak, but it did not cure the entire leak.

I went in Four Seasons with a friend of mine who was buying a sunroom. I saw the kitchen makeup in the offices there and I decided to get that done. In fact, my friend and I talked about getting things done together. Four Seasons' people were very nice and very helpful. They were attentive and they got back to us when they said they would. The guys who did the countertop for me also did a beautiful job. The electrician was okay but he had a little bit of a problem because he got the wrong switch, but he was able to fix it. The mess was kept to a minimum, too.

We got the whole sunroom from Four Seasons added on to the house. The sales reps were really good. They talked to us about every step and how much it would cost to do the sunroom. If we asked them about anything, they sat down with us and talked to us about everything that what was gonna go on with the product. We wanted to go with them since the price was decent and we wanted to get the sunroom as soon as possible because we had the kids we were adopting. It also worked out very well with the contractor. I was home at the time and I watched every step that they did. The quality of the work they did was good. I will recommend Four Seasons to people if they wanna have a sunroom added on.

We have had a wonderful experience and are very satisfied with everything that we’ve had done through Four Seasons. We had new windows put in the whole house to replace the very old aluminum windows that were put in in the 50’s. We also put on the sunroom, which we’ve really enjoyed, and then the gutter helmets because we don’t have to clean them. I had a very good experience dealing with Four Seasons' reps as well and their installation crew did great. We are done remodeling now, but if something would arise that we would do additionally, we would definitely call them.

I researched different companies that would be able to install and create a really beautiful sunroom for us. Price is always important to us and Four Seasons was able to negotiate down to a comfortable price. Also, I received communication from other people who used them that were very satisfied with their work. Moreover, the type of windows and doors that they offered were very helpful. They were gonna put in high-end glass and it is very high quality. Their people came, measured and refitted the entire sunroom in the house. After the installation, we had a couple of issues with the door not closing correctly. Because we live on the East Coast where it can be hot and then cold, it is not a big deal during the summertime. But during wintertime, we recognize that we have air coming through the door.

I have always been told that Four Seasons' sunrooms are top of the line. And, I also knew of their quality. So, I went over to where they were. The sales representatives from Four Seasons were very nice and informative. They came and helped me pick out a little sunroom. The contractors came and built the sunroom, and I stayed away. The whole process took five days, and they were fast. The sunroom was very nicely done. I liked it. Its overall quality is excellent. Also, when they left, it was clean. I would recommend Four Seasons. I have another sunroom that was a different company, and you could see the difference in the two. Four Seasons' quality and product is definitely better.

We have this condo complex and some of the condos have Atrium windows. One of my neighbors used Four Seasons to replace her Atrium window and she was satisfied with them. So, I got them. The sales rep was very helpful and told me what I would need. But he was in training and should've had an assistant with him and he didn't have one. He measured incorrectly and someone else had to come back and re-measure. But the first sales rep gave me a less price because of what he measured and Four Seasons honored that price.

We had the Wright Brothers come out and give us a bid. We were looking for a sunroom at our place. Since the Wright Brothers do sunrooms and other construction stuff, they have used Four Seasons Sunrooms for us. The people sent out by Wright Brothers were fabulous. They followed through with everything they said they were gonna do. They were there on time to do the work. They even worked all day long in the dead of winter, no less. They just have a strong work ethic.

We went over to Four Seasons' store and looked at what they had. Their salesperson there was really good at keeping all kinds of information. We thought about it, then we went back there and ordered. Their reps were really good at explaining everything and they had good salespeople there. We had the sunroom done and we haven’t had any problems whatsoever. It’s perfect for us because it’s exactly what we wanted. It’s at the back of the house and the roof is really good. We don’t worry about the insulation out there because the windows are really good at keeping the heat in.

We signed up at the trade show and then somebody from Four Seasons contacted us. The salespeople were very pleasant and on time. They explained everything and came with a good price. They subcontracted the work out and I was so-so with them. The contractor was nice and the first day he came, I thought he was gonna install because I was off the whole weekend. However, he said he gotta see what he gotta do and they were gonna ship everything. Then, he would look at the stuff when he gets there on Monday, make sure it’s there and then, he would come back. We had company out that weekend and we had a pile of garbage in the back. We had sharp metals and I had young kids running around. He was nice enough to put the top over it and cover it with some ladders but there were still shards of the aluminum stuff around that I was worried about the kids stepping on, though nobody ever did.

When I was looking for windows, I went on the computer and one rep of Four Seasons Sunrooms most likely read my memo and they contacted me. I noticed that that rep was down the block from me so I gave them a shot and got from them the double hung window. I’m contented with the windows they gave me. I was surprised and I’m very satisfied with the quality.

The ad that Four Seasons had was nice and their sales people were nice. I enjoyed the interaction with them. Their people came when they said they would and cleaned up after themselves. They did a good job. My sunroom is lovely. It’s very high-quality and water-tight. I would recommend them.

When we got a built-in patio from Four Seasons, they came to Woodward and measured it and gave me a quote right away. My only problem is I have a screen door that broke and I asked them to come back and help me fix it, but it’s never been fixed. But despite that, I’d still recommend them.

It went fine with Four Seasons. They did my sunroom and we had a couple of issues. One of the doors wouldn't open and had to be readjusted and the screen through one of the doors kept coming off due to a screw blocking it. They came back and repaired them. So, we have no problems. But I called Four Seasons about a month ago and nobody ever returned my call back regarding the Amana Heating and Air Conditioning. That was really weird. Other than that, the work was very good.

We met with a salesperson from Four Seasons Sunrooms and he told us that we get a 20-year warranty. He went through the whole entire thing, and it’s in the email, and we were promised certain things. And then we said yes, and we would go and follow with the project. Then he had gotten it all wrong, and they wouldn’t honor the 20-year guarantee even though we had it in an email. We were very disappointed with the customer service aspect of it. And we’ve already decided that if and when we’re doing a remodel and there will be more atriums put in, we will not be using Four Seasons.

I filled out an online form to request information from a few window vendors locally and Four Seasons was the first one to call me back. We talked to a few different companies and we had a few different people come and give us an estimate. In the case of Four Seasons, we kind of connected with the salesperson. David gave us some new ideas that the other vendors didn’t and they were better ideas. Overall, we kind of liked what he had to say and what he brought to the table. Also, they would do new construction while a lot of places would only do replacement windows. We got a set of new windows, including a custom-made window, and they did some construction to widen the space where we could put in a bigger window than we previously had. The installation crew did wonderfully and we're very happy with the work.

I have seen Four Seasons on an ad but they were not that far from my house and I pass it all the time. I called a few other companies and most of them hadn’t even called me back so, I figured that I would go with the first person I spoke to. Four Seasons responded right away. The first rep I spoke to was a nice guy but he was a little bit of an oddball. We had the order all set and I just had a question because I originally said that I was gonna get the grids but I decided I didn’t want them. He was supposed to give me a new price but he was ignoring me, so I called the company and canceled the order. One of the higher-ups in the sales department contacted me. He came over, apologized and offered me a little bit of a discount. So, I ended up keeping the order.

I purchased from Four Seasons a long time ago but I wasn’t happy so I didn't bother with them. But for a few years, I kept looking at certain things that I wanted. Four Seasons is pricey but I've always wanted their product. I wound up having someone come years later and he was more of a top manager. So he took care of me and was a little bit more accommodating to me for my needs. That was how I decided to go with it. He also made some suggestions that made sense. He has been doing it for years and he was very knowledgeable.

The Four Seasons sales rep didn't really have to do much selling. We knew we wanted the LifeRoom. However, they called eight times the day of our initial appointment and confirmed the appointment. I kept telling them to stop calling and that I was gonna be home and to please show up. They said okay but they didn't show up for the initial appointment. I never called them back and then they called back a couple of days later asking what happened and I explained. Then they said the last person who called said that I said I didn't want the appointment. I said I wanted them to stop calling. There was a big difference. That was not very good at all.

Four Seasons put up a new patio cover, and then they came back and put the top on it for me because I didn't like that much sunlight. The guy who worked on it was very neat and then, with his helper, they cleaned up everything. Also, the reps that got me set up were very nice, understanding and seemed to know exactly what I was looking for. I like the work quality. In fact, my son-in-law had them do some work over at their home for them, and he likes it too. Four Seasons does a wonderful job. They’re accurate and they listen to you at what you want.

We’re in a fairly remote area and Four Seasons helped me with a greenhouse off the edge of our house. It has a glass roof, two glass walls and a concrete path. Their reps were very responsive. They drew us a plan and explained everything that we were gonna get. They also oversaw the build of it and it was all as we expected it should be. It took them a week to build it and their work was of very good quality. However, I have a great deal of trouble though taking the bug screens off in the winter. I have called the number on the Four Seasons website for customer service and asked for some help with it but I have never had any response back. I still do not know how to get the door screens off. I have managed to get them off once, but they were very difficult to put back in and I couldn’t find any written information about how to do that easily or effectively. I’m happy with the product, but their customer service callback needs some work.

The current house that we live in had a Four Seasons room that needed replacing. Four Seasons offers 12 months no payment, no interest. The contract states the first payment will be done upon starting of the job and the last payment would be on completion of the job. I gave a deposit, then they put in the first payment a couple of days after we signed up for the job. They were supposed to come at the end of September, but they didn’t come until October 1st. According to the contract, October 1st is when they should’ve put the first payment in. And the minute the first payment is put in is when the 12 months would start. I just noticed yesterday that they put in for the last payment two weeks ago at the end of October when I’ve been telling them the job was not complete. By doing that, I have one less month to pay than originally stated.

We had Four Seasons before. Since we were replacing our old sunroom with a new one, we went with them again. The sales rep was a very nice man and he knew what he was talking about. Then, Four Seasons had their two workers come. They were very good and professional, and they did the job in a day. The overall quality of the work done was very good. However, I got a leak that I have to call them about. The price was very high, too. Still, it was a very nice experience with Four Seasons.

My son and daughter-in-law put an addition on their house from and I thought it was nifty. I contacted Four Seasons Sunrooms and the sales reps were very helpful, were anxious to make things work, and they were agreeable people. When the contractors came, I asked one of them to leave a little clump of a thing that had to be taken out so I could plant it later. He knew where I wanted it and without even asking, he just went ahead and planted it for me. Another nice thing about them is that they cleaned up their work spot very nicely.

I was looking at getting some kind of gazebo or pergola. I went to Four Seasons not too far from where I live to see what they had as far as the pergola that could’ve had sides and they showed me the LifeRoom. It’s like a regular awning with the sides come down. The sales reps walked us through the different options. One guy was good but the other guy was a little pushy. The contractors who came out were good. However, I had a little issue afterwards because one guy pulled the siding off of the house where there’s a tiny piece that goes up by the gutters. Now, I had to go and find my piece, my siding, because there was a specialty color. When he did that, I had brickwork all done on the back of my house. He didn’t know he had to lift the brick up and put the post in and put the brick on top. I had to go and pick the brick up. Thank God my buddy didn’t charge me. But I took 10 or 12 bricks and they used only six or seven bricks.

I did my research and I read the reviews. Then, I decided to go with Four Season Sunrooms. They constructed a 12 x 18 feet full sunroom on the front of my house and the quality of their work is excellent. It's perfect. I liked the personalized attention to detail and some fine tuning things that they came back and did. I felt like I could talk to them anytime. The guy who installed it who was so involved in my project all the way through and helpful. He was the same guy who sold the product to me and he was really amazing.

Four Seasons Sunrooms is the only one that does what I wanted to do at the time. The salesman was okay. I got motorized screens put in. The interaction with the installers was fine except for the last guy because he made a scratch on the deck and he was supposed to give me some sort of epoxy to fix that, but he never came back to me. I've been waiting for three months now. But it’s just a minor thing.

I put in Four Seasons Sunroom two years ago. We did the house 30 years ago and I went with it the cheap way. I put in a regular glass door and glass windows, I’ve made my own frames and they wouldn’t be as tight as they needed to be. My wife’s father died and we incurred a big inheritance, enough to go do all of our windows. We did it but my wife overlooked one which is in the utility room but that's not a big deal. So far, we’re perfectly happy with Four Seasons' quality of work. They did what they said they would do and they have done a great job. It only took them two days to install it.

Four Seasons did a sunroom, where they changed out the old glass that I’ve had that was there, and re-did it with a new one. After the job was done, I notice the door’s glasses could’ve been installed in all the places. However, they could not lower the price. The sales representative we dealt with was a good salesperson and a very nice person. The installation team did their job fast and clean, too. There is a good quality in Four Season's service and their product is wonderful.

I am pleasantly happy with all the services Four Seasons Sunrooms did. They were very helpful. I liked the demonstration, as well as the gentleman that demonstrated the windows and their ability, and what they had. The sales representative that came out was very knowledgeable. He gave me the information that I wanted and he answered all my questions. And if there were issues, he immediately contacted me. We got windows and one French door and the quality of work was very well done. The contractors were clean and they made sure that they cleaned up the area. They were very accommodating with my pets. They were very aware of them and made sure that there was nothing that could harm them. They even worked through the rain. All of them were great workers. I was happy that Four Seasons worked and within the window that I needed them for.

My wife, who already passed away, wanted a sunroom which I thought was too much money. We had a patio already and Four Seasons put a glass around it and some kind of top. The work that they did was okay but I wouldn't recommend them to anybody.

I liked what Four Seasons was offering and had the LifeRoom put in. However, at the time of signing the contract, there were some things that they did not disclose to me. When they started to get the measurements together, they indicated that I needed to pay for the awning to be dismantled. I was getting my patio done and my patio guy asked who was going to do the footing with him not being knowledgeable about everything. I said to tell his guys to cut the cedar patio but to give me a call so I can give them the measurements to where the footings have to go.

My husband had designed everything that we wanted for a sunroom and Four Seasons is the only company that could do it. We had a great experience with their salespeople. The installers were wonderful too. They made good on whatever needed to be corrected and the cleanliness was excellent when they completed the project. We're very happy with our sunroom. It's our favorite room in the house. I would recommend Four Seasons to anybody.

We purchased the sunroom from Four Seasons and then had it installed. We looked at one other company, but it felt that Four Seasons' construction part was more superior. Four Seasons was very good at the sales' end. They provided us with the installation team who were all very professional. They were friendly and very informative. The foundation part that they did was done extremely well. The actual raising of the room was done by a different group and they were also very professional. The quality of the work done was good and they did a great job. Everybody cleaned up after themselves. My only complaint is that the sunroom was just completed yesterday, and this morning, there's a leak at the two, front corners where it's not attached to the house. The leak is not huge, so I’m assuming that they could fix it. Other than that, it was a good experience overall with Four Seasons and everyone was pleasant to work with.

After asking around, I learned that Four Seasons was the best so I had them put a sunroom on my house that I sold. And now I'm in a different house, I've had another glass sunroom built. Four Seasons' installation team was very professional and I had a great experience with them. They told me that the job would take two weeks and they were on top of getting it done during that time frame. They lost two and a half days because it rained, but it was still done in two weeks.

Most recently, I looked up to see who in the Conway area was doing Four Seasons Sunrooms and the only contractor that I found was Cox. However, we had some issues with them. They were not very communicative about when they would be there and they didn't stay on schedule. We've also had problems with leaks. The sunroom was completed and we had to pay extra just to have the colored concrete, sealed concrete. The contractor didn't do proper prep so we ended up having the floor over it. The sunroom itself is good but I would not recommend Cox as the construction person. We've had Cox back twice to try to reseal where the sunroom meets the house. And the last time it rained, it leaked again. Their reps were personable and the initial construction of the sunroom went okay although their finished work was not up to par.

Everything with Four Seasons seemed fine until the end. When I wanted to finalize the city permit, they stopped answering me. I got the electrical permit and I didn't know what the next step was and whether I had to do anything. Although they did a perfectly good job, I didn't get the last thing wrapped up. On some things, they were great and some things they weren't.

The Four Seasons product that I got is better than what I’d seen with another company with the same product. It's called a LifeRoom. It’s basically an over hang roof off the back of our house. The quality of the work of the item is very good but I had some issues with the installers and I still have things that I have to get taken care of that aren’t taken care of yet. When they were installing, they didn’t do a nice job on the finishing work for the existing siding that I had, for the gutter that I had. And if they have a gutter installed on their piece, it only had one downspout. The water would go down the one side and the other side would stay on.

I saw Four Seasons at a trade show, and I decided to use them since they're a local company. Plus they weren't too pushy and they gave me a good deal. The overall quality of their work was excellent. They were very professional. The were also on time and they cleaned up. They did what they needed to do in a timely fashion. Everything was a positive experience.

Four Seasons put on the back room. It was into a corner of the house and there are only two sides. The insurance adjuster that came out suggested them. He picked it all out and did everything. I had the room built up to where you had to six steps to the outside. The door the installer put in swingings to the outside instead of to the inside. I had to have him come back and do a different door and it was nothing that he enjoyed doing. He said lots of people do doors that swing out. I said that the wind catches it and it hits the side of the house. I said that if they were all glass, I couldn't have it. He said that I should have said that was how I wanted it.

We were looking around for putting an addition into our house. Then, we searched around the Internet and it was Four Seasons and somebody else. But the other people, there was nobody who really did a four-season sunroom. The sales manager from Four Seasons, Peter, was easy going. I could ask questions and there was no pressure. He was very accommodating, that was important then. I could have it inflated by somebody else but they were willing to do whatever I needed to do.

I found Four Seasons online and I felt like their price was better. I bought the single windows and so far, it's doing good. The reps were nice and the installers were good in hooking up the windows.

I have been trying to get some help from Four Seasons Sunrooms to have the doors fixed on my parents' conservatory and getting no help from their Headquarters in Long Island (local office seems to have closed down). Four Seasons set up an appointment and when no one showed up I called and they said they have no one in the area anymore and they shouldn't have made an appointment. Subsequently, I have had three separate calls all promising help with the service and also promising return calls and have received nothing. The sunroom is nice, but Four Seasons Sunrooms doesn't seem to be there for after-purchase service.

I searched the internet and a designer at Four Seasons gave me an estimate. I called one other company and compared to them, Four Seasons' price was good. Plus someone I trusted came to our house to do the estimate, and he said that Four Seasons' product is very reliable and efficient. However, I’m not that excited with their service. They did some work at the end of August and they finished more than one month later. They put a window that was too loose for the function it did. So, I can’t keep the window open until they come back to order some parts and replace it. I also had trouble ‘cause I couldn't find the person that I could communicate with. They postponed a couple of times when they said what time they were coming back, but they didn’t keep their promise.

We live in Houston & had 8 windows replaced in 2011. After 2 years, 2 of the larger windows lost their gas & condensation appears most mornings. Just recently we had a stray bullet go through one of our windows (outer pane) & called the company for weeks to come out, my wife even spoke to their president. After 5 weeks of trying we gave up. If you want after purchase support, find another company. They give you the dog & pony show when you're purchasing, then no support. I would never use them again or recommend them.

38000 deposit 1.5 year ago and now in court. BEFORE YOU SIGN THAT CONTRACT read it. Read it well and have an attorney read it —you have no rights as the arbitration clause put the burden on you to pay for fees and stop you from suing them, and if you read carefully they don’t give you any timeline and they’re not responsible for permitting or any other items and they’re not responsible for mistakes or accidents...THE LUCKY thing for us is that the KENTUCKY DISTRICT judge ruled in our favor to invalidate arbitration agreement. This means a precedence is there and those of you who suffer from them you can sue and I’ve been contacted by a few people about the same experience of delays and delays and delays and problems and considering a class action lawsuit.

We purchased a Four Seasons #8 Wood Sunroom Kit in December 2004 for our home in the Seattle, WA area. After 14 years, the rubber seals between each piece of glass in the roof are leaking and need to be replaced. The rug in the sunroom is gets soaked when it rains. We have spent the last six months trying to get the local Four Seasons distributor to tell us if they can fix the roof, when, and for how much. They are not responding to our calls. We have contacted the Four Seasons distributor in Spokane, WA which is hundreds of miles away. They were nice enough to let us know that they could repair our sunroom, but we would have to pay for their travel expenses. We love our Four Seasons sunroom. However, we need local product support to maintain it.

I have a home with a Four Seasons sunroom that’s leaking. I’ve called and requested a service call and haven’t heard back from anyone. Today I called the main number to try and get help getting a response from the local distributor and the all I could reach is a call center who tells me I’ll hear back within 24 hours. In the meantime it’s raining and I’m stuck with bucket in my sunroom that happens to be the living room in the middle of my house! Carpet is soaked, and we had to pull it all up and my subfloor is soaked. We’ve had to haul all the carpet out and fans are going to try and dry the wood. Meantime. No word from Four Seasons.

We had a Sunroom installed a few years ago and time tells the truth. Our Anderson windows were installed 40 years earlier and there are no defects or disappointment. Can't say the same for the Four Season Sunroom having decades of research and technology over the decades. Now it's about correcting wrongs due to poor workmanship and poor design by Four Seasons Sunrooms.

The contractor they selected to install their product did a poor job. There are several leaks. Contacts with Four Seasons have yielded no results. They said to contact several companies that don't exist in Northern Nevada. Now they don't respond. We love the sunroom, except it leaks and their installer lost his contractor's license and is out of business.

We were very happy with our room for many years, but now the room has become NON usable. The installation that was performed by a Four Seasons contractor setup from the Four Seasons franchise we purchase the room through. They had flashing installed around the raised flooring. The flashing was installed improperly to prevent moisture from getting into the sunroom Styrofoam filled flooring. Water has gone into the flooring like a sponge. The floor is now rotting from the inside out. 3 different contractors have verified the flashing was installed wrong. Four Seasons Sunrooms should stand by their engineering and installation to replace this flooring.

We’ve seen a lot of ads and after bringing Four Seasons Sunrooms and two other companies in to estimate the project, we felt that Four Seasons was the most knowledgeable to go with. They measured out an area to knock down an old porch, then put up a sunroom. The person I dealt with on the inside there, Janet, was amazing. It was easy to get a hold of anybody for the most part. The salesperson measured incorrectly though and we missed out on a little bit more length but I’m not gonna worry about it so much because what’s done is done. The people that did the installation were very accommodating and the installation took about a couple of weeks. We had to bring an electrician in on it and come back and forth on a few things. The electrical guy could have spent time a little bit on when he was doing his work. But in the end, the work done by Four Seasons Sunrooms was amazing.

Four Seasons impressed me when I went in there so I ended up getting their services. The sales rep I dealt with was very nice and professional. The contractors were also very professional and knowledgeable. They provided me with an additional room, a four-track room, and they did excellent work. They completed the job in three days and things have been good since we've had the sunroom four weeks ago. The experience has been really good from top to bottom and everything went really smoothly.

I was very not pleased with Four Seasons Sunrooms. When they sold me the kit, they told me that the glass was supposed to be 8 feet high, but it came out to be 7 feet. They should have told me in the beginning if they cannot do it. I have a brick home and I have all the windows coming to the backyard. It’s supposed to be the sliding window with the little glass on top, then the roof and the glass comes down. It wasn’t like that. The roof comes out straight to the windows. Then on the left and the right sides on top of the window, they’re supposed to put glass, and they put a wide panel instead. Moreover, the screen door and the sliding door pop out every two seconds and I gotta put it in.

I purchased the LifeRoom from Four Seasons. Compared to what my contractor’s price was and what I was getting, for a few thousand dollars more, Four Seasons' product was far superior. The sales rep did a good job but they failed to disclose to me that they knew I was going to need a variance to get the sunroom done. In the township in which I live, there’s a percentage of what your structure is to how much land you have, like 30 x 60. Because I live on a beach, it’s worth $220,000. So, my neighbors are within two feet of me because everybody wants to live on a beach. I just wished my salesman had said upfront, “Hey, you are going to need a variance." Because that led to some problems for a permit. That extended the process for about nine months. As a result to try to satisfy me, they paid for the expeditor for me to get the variance and the permit. So, they did the right thing.

I saw the commercial of Four Seasons on TV. I looked at some other companies online as well. I leaned towards Four Seasons based on their reputation, and also because some other friends of mine had sunrooms built by Four Seasons. We purchased the Victorian model and the quality of work that I received was excellent. The room in itself meets all of my expectations and more. It's a very good product. I can’t say enough about the particular sunroom that I have. It is well worth the money that I spent for it.

The salesperson from Four Seasons told me that their windows were made like sunroom with glass, so that the heat stays out and the cool stays in. But I was told later on that they don't make windows like that, and that it's only for sunroom windows. As a matter of fact, more than one salesperson was here because the original price was higher than what I wanted to spend. And when I told them I was not gonna get it, they sent another salesperson to close the deal and gave us the price we wanted. That salesperson told me the exact same thing the first person told me, which was that the windows are special because they are built like sunroom windows. And because we've discovered that midway through, the person who was installing the windows just did a patch job in the end just to finish up because he knew we were returning them. But he was friendly.

While I’m satisfied with the results done by Four Seasons Sunrooms, the operation was affected because when it rained, the water was channeled to the inside from the corner where the gutter is and it’s building up. What has to happen is that we have to raise that panel up so that the water doesn’t back up. Instead, it runs out. When it first happened, we thought that maybe the porch was too flat. So we had the whole pavement redone and left that end with a little tilt so the water would run off. But with that, the water is still coming down like it passes inside of that corner and into the enclosure.

We were looking into Four Seasons Sunrooms and we got an upgrade for a nice deal. The rep, Janet, was very good. The contractors were also very good, but they insisted on pouring the foundation when the ground was frozen right after we had snow back in the beginning of March. My husband wasn't happy that they couldn't wait until the snow was gone. But the guy who put the flooring in was wonderful.

Four Seasons Sunrooms did one of our LifeRooms. Their salesman came out, we discussed everything and he took measurements and priced it out. The manager came and verified the dimensions and structural information. They then sent the kit and they came to install it. The only issue I had was the way it was finished off at the roofline. It was left open to the elements which would cause snow build up. It would be sucked into the roof underlayment which would have been a problem over the next few years. So, they came back later and sealed that up. Other than that, they did all that they said and I like what they've done.

I was looking around on the internet for prices and Four Seasons Sunrooms came in as part of my estimates. They had a fair price compared to others and were reputable. I was straightforward with the sales rep and I told him exactly what I wanted. I didn’t want the sales pitch and he got right to the point. He told me about their product and the things I needed to know. He was excellent. They put in three windows for me and the contractor was very good and accommodating. He came in and got the job done in a timely manner. Four Seasons did great and the replacement windows that they put into my house was done very well and they didn’t damage anything in the house. Overall, a happy experience with them and I would definitely recommend them to other people.

20 years ago, Four Seasons Sunrooms put a sunroom on the side of my house and this time, it’s just glass. They were the only ones who could handle it. The mechanic who came over and put the new glass in was a real good and a Class A mechanic. He was very nice, careful and neat. I was very happy with him and I had a very good experience with them.

First started with a 25x15’ sunroom attach to our house and that sound so excited to us. Few weeks later; they come back to tell us that we have to reduced its 15’x13’ due to NYC of Queens Dept of building’s regulation. They offer us a $70000 full financing + interest of 6.99%? Their salesperson mention to us this project we only responsible with the DOB and home inspections fee only; if the Four Seasons can’t get any approval. There aren’t any fees or penalty beside this.

At this point, we are considering a small claims lawsuit against Four Seasons Sunrooms and their apparent Virginia distributor, Total Remodeling Systems. Here is our story. In January 2018, we purchased a LifeRoom. The sell was very much like buying a car. We didn't think this was terribly odd because it was a modular product. But maybe this should have been our first warning sign. It also was apparent from the beginning that they didn't seem to know what they were selling - they couldn't explain options nor really basic aspects of the product itself. We checked this up to their claim which seemed to be true that this was a new product.

I had a Four Seasons Life Room added to my house last fall. It has never worked properly and we have not been able to enjoy it. The company has repaired it many times and it still does not work properly. The latest is the remote control, which is necessary and the only way to operate the screens stopped working. The room also continues to leak. The product should not be on the market and since it is now a part of my home cannot be easily removed. Consumers need to know that this product does not work as advertised.

We had our Four Seasons Sunroom installed in 2010. I give it 2 stars because it is a beautiful room. On the plus side it has withstood heavy snowfalls as well as downpours and hurricane winds. Our problem is and always has been that the Four Seasons approved installer went out of business as soon as our room was finished and we now have no recourse. We tried the Better Business Bureau but they kept ignoring, yes you heard that right, ignoring our complaints and siding with Ridgewood Sales. I even went directly to Four Seasons Corporate and they were great until I said I feared a lawsuit because of the slipshod way the room was built (the installer sat crossed legged in our living room watching a video on how to install it and then the inspector failed it 6 times before he got it right.)

After spending nearly $80,000 and purchasing the top level glass for energy efficiency, this company refuses to stand behind their product and provide plans that show the town that the room passes energy code. Because of this we cannot obtain a CO for this room. Just get bounced around between employees, none of whom will "officially" stand behind their company's product. Was even told that "just because something is stated in their literature doesn't mean it is true"!!!

Following the implosion of a sunroom ceiling glass panel mid 2017, I contacted the local dealer for replacement. He couldn't get replacement or response from Four Seasons after multiple attempts. I tried also to contact through their phone and website last year. Had to wait over winter because of snow. Then tried again this week (4.03.18) by website and phone- twice each, again getting no response after 3 days.

I purchased a condo that has a sunroom. However, the glass needed to be replaced and most of the panels were either fogged up, aged or broken. I was either going to replace the ones that needed replacement or do the whole thing. One of my brothers then told me that I needed to go to Four Seasons' showroom and walk through the glass where they have the heat element, to see the difference because it was a special glass that doesn't allow the heat or the cold in. I did that and I decided to go with that type of glass. When I told the sales reps the size, they knew the complex I was living in and gave me the estimate over the phone. They were very nice and very good. The installation only took one day and they came back another day for the little things. They took the other panel down and took the usable glass and put it in one of my friend's unit who needed glass replacement, which was nice.

The Four Seasons Sunrooms sales rep was very easygoing and there wasn’t a lot of BS with him. He was awesome. I got a LifeRoom and I love it but I've had to call Four Seasons several times because the screens go off track. I haven't had it a year and they had to repair it three times.

Four Seasons has a good product for a good price and they helped me with my windows. The sales rep was good. He was very nice and very friendly. The only issue I had with him at the end was trying to get in touch with him to close the deal, because for some reason that was a problem. But that was the easiest part too, so it was a little confusing. On the other hand, the contractor did a good job. The workmanship was good. I'd recommend Four Seasons.

Four Seasons made my sunroom and they've done an exceptionally good job. Janet has been handling everything and she's been extremely good. However, there were some little things that they came back for repeatedly to take care of. For the most part, I wouldn't even know about it until someone came and said, "Oh, this needs to be screwed here, this needs to be done here." At the same time, they failed the inspection once already. We're waiting for an inspection but since winter came, we can't get that because they need to dig the earth to see the foundations. Also, they had to put some hurricane brackets but all of that has not come back for re-inspection because of winter.

Four Seasons' reps came in, showed me what windows they were gonna give me and the price and credit options I have. And then they came and installed it a few months later. It was good service and their reps were all nice people. The installation team did good too and I'm very happy.

Our house came with a Four Seasons room that was probably almost original to the house. It was 25 years old and the glass was in need of replacing. The sales rep turned out to be a neighbor of ours and he was very nice. He came in, explained what they would do, and how much it would cost. Four Seasons replaced the windows and the sliding doors because we wanted them to match and I was very pleased. The guys who came in to work were pleasant and a lot of fun. They knew what they were doing and got the job done in two days. They did exactly what the sales rep said they would do.

We had a beautiful Four Seasons sunroom installed this summer and the person that did the work was supposedly one of their best guys. However, it was obvious from the beginning that he was not doing it right and I complained multiple times. When the manager finally came out, he agreed that there were six or seven things that were done incorrectly. It still leaks and I'm waiting for them to come and follow up on the latest leak but snow has been on the roof. So, it has not been an enjoyable experience at all. Even though the sunroom is beautiful, the fact that I have this very expensive sunroom that leaks, it's a continuous problem and it shouldn't be that way. I'm told that that's normal but I refuse to believe it. I now have to file a Better Business Bureau complaint about my experience with them.

We have a contract with the Roslyn School District. And as part of the contract, I had to install a new window and a door at a library over there. And it involved having some curved glass that Four Seasons does. And not too many other people do that, so we contacted Four Seasons and we hired them to supply and install that particular window. I have passed their manufacturing facility and showroom 600 times over the last 15 years. I knew of them and the kind of work they did. So when I had the particular window that was drawn up by the architect, I knew I could contact them and have what the architect drew actually put into production and installed.

We saw Four Seasons Sunrooms at a home show in Suffolk Community College two years ago. We were thinking of getting a regular overhang, like a porch type. I thought that would be nice because we could have covered more of our patio but there were steps and windows so we had to work within that. However, what really sold us were the screens. With those, we could have it closed in from the bugs.

Four Seasons was the only company I knew of that builds glass-enclosed atriums. I visited their showroom and chose materials. Then, they built the sunroom for me. Over time, we had leaks and problems that ultimately resulted in mold. We live elsewhere and some of these problems were exacerbated because we weren't there. When the time came to make repairs and renovate, we tried to contact other contractors. However, we had difficulty finding a contractor who could with the glass that we had, all of which needed replacement.

Getting a sunroom was my mother's dream since I was a little girl. A local Home Improvement magazine sent out coupons a while back. I saw Four Seasons Sunrooms on one of those. Even though they were more expensive than other companies we had looked at, Four Seasons had a much longer and more extensive warranty than other companies. Also, we were not 100% confident in the materials that other companies were using. Four Seasons seemed to use the materials with the most longevity. By getting Four Seasons, we didn't have to worry about anything in 16 years from now. We worked with Jeff initially. He was a manager who happened to be in the area. He was very thorough and informative. We also worked with another lady and so far she has been great. We still got a ways to go but the people we have spoken with have been wonderful.

We wanted something reliable and we wanted the installation to be done right. We went to the home show and we saw Four Seasons. They helped us with a large sunroom and our sales rep was great. He was very personable, he's been there forever, and he basically sold the product to us. We were not going to buy it right away then he gave us a deal. He really did a good sales pitch that we thought of buying it. Then the contractors who came out and built the sunroom for us were excellent and the quality of their work is very good. There were a few problems when one of the glass pane shattered and the actual sunroom was leaking for a while, so I was unhappy about that. But they did their best to fix the issues and they were wonderful. We might even use them for other things. We love our sunroom. It was expensive and Four Seasons was higher priced than the other company, but the actual product was worth it.

Four Seasons had something the other ones didn’t offer, which was the Victorian Conservatory. The sales reps were very convincing and the contractor was great and very responsive. The quality of their work is excellent. Somehow they managed to dig it out when the ground was solid like a rock because of a snowstorm. They shoveled the snow out of the way in order to do it. I was concerned how it would be with those conditions but it came out perfect. We're very pleased and happy we did it.

Four Seasons was recommended to me by a lot of people. So far, I'm getting prices for a sunroom. I have been talking to two people and everything is fine. They're professional and good. They came over here, gave me a price and then showed me some glass and other things. I've called them up when I have questions and they answered me back and explained things the way they were. If I leave a message, they'd call me back as well. I would recommend them, but since Four Seasons do a lot of sub-contracts for installations, people should check on that too.

We had a screened room built through Four Seasons and the contractor had to keep coming back several times to fix the roof from leaking. But other than that, the quality and materials were good. The rep was I talked to was also very down-to-earth, honest and not pushy at all. And I've had great interaction with their contractor. He kinda baffled himself but I think the parts might not have been right and then he replaced some parts. But overall, we’ve had positive dealings with them.

My house needed to be completed and I needed to get it done as fast as possible. Four Seasons helped me with windows for my solarium and I got the new windows that can control the temperature and not make the room as hot. They also did some new doors for the solarium. The sales representative who initially sold my stuff, David, was fine. However, Barbara who is the logistical person is terrible.

I saw the sales advertising of Four Seasons Sunrooms when I was driving and I ended up purchasing windows from them. The sales rep was very good and the installation was done in a timely manner. We gave them like a date and they came in on that day. It was maybe like a week after I met with them and it was all done. I didn’t have to wait that much at all. And the quality of the work was perfect. The contractor was very clean, very organized and was wonderful. I'm happy with the windows. I have recommended them to other people as well.

There was a very good salesperson from Four Seasons who helped us a lot. He was very professional and very genuine. Because of him, we purchased the windows. He knew of our situation and he knew what to say. He explained to us what exactly we were going to have in our house. Their contractor was also very professional. He did the job in one day and was fast and quiet. We really like the quality of the windows and the work that was done. We don't feel cold and my neighbor was praising the looks of our house because of our Four Seasons windows.

I purchased windows from Four Seasons. The sales rep was good. He came, he presented the offer and we reached a deal right away. He was knowledgeable. It was a one day project and everything was done well and neatly the first time. Their overall quality of work was excellent. I'd highly recommend them.

The home I purchased came with a Four Seasons sunroom. It’s really old and I’m doing some patchwork so I had to replace a windowpane. The quality of the work was good. Barbara, their rep was really good. She coordinates the business because I had to call a few times to get a few things worked out. She’s really responsive and she’s always there to help me out when I have things going on. I was there when the contractor replaced a pane and he was good, quick and neat. He doesn’t leave any garbage. Four Seasons' customer service is good. It's kind of expensive though and I feel like I’m locked-in to them. I can’t really go outside to get stuff replaced. But other than that, they’re fine.

The salesman and the price of Four Seasons were better than other companies. The salesman was knowledgeable and wasn’t trying to push the product. And he told me everything I needed to know. But I felt like the contractors need more experience. I got automatic roll down screens and they’ve had to come back about eight times just to make adjustments. I don’t know if it’s them or the product. But they’re very nice guys. They were quick, clean and courteous.

Another company had come to the house and gave me an estimate and explained what they do and I did not like that. And then we heard about Four Seasons from a family member then we contacted them. I was very impressed with them. We’re having the sunroom installed. The salesman was very professional as opposed to this other person and knew exactly all his information and all his products. And the same with the architect that came out.

Four Seasons Sunrooms had a great product and they did a great job for the most part. But there were a lot callbacks for little problems. They’ve been great with their response, but the same problem keeps recurring. Nevertheless, I am very happy with what I got and I would tell my friends to go with Four Season Sunrooms. There were issues, but it's not like these were not addressed.

I've been calling the number listed for 3 days and they tell me someone will call back within 24 hours. What a joke, and the dealers in my area are not in business anymore. I completely understand why they are out of business. All I need is two replacement curved windows and have to pay a fortune to have them custom made because I can't get them from the manufacturer. I would never recommend Four Seasons to anyone. Sad service.

Four Seasons is very big in Suffolk County where I am in and they have a showroom here. Their sales representative had a very good presentation, but since he's a salesman, when he sells the product to the person, that's about it. And so when I've had issues, he told me that it was no longer his jurisdiction and to contact a branch manager. I had Four Seasons install a small sunroom that's 12 x 12, but it's not fully completed yet and I am disappointed. Since day 1, I already have issues with them. We signed the contract late August and we were promised the extension to be completed by Thanksgiving. However, they only started the actual groundbreaking on December 11 and that was a really cold day.

I really like the sunroom my mom had them put in 25 years ago. I've enjoyed it for years but I had leaking problems around the windows. I would also get snow and an ice buildup on it. I didn't expect to have an issue with it because we haven't had the type of weather which creates these problems to begin with. They then sent out a guy and he was really nice. In trying to solve the issue, however, he put a sticky tape on a portion of the window, but he didn’t have enough to put on the entire roofline where the roof met the down portion. It was, to me, not a professional approach to solving the problem. I was a little disappointed that the person who came out didn't know exactly what to do to fix the problem, despite him saying he has seen that kind of problem before. I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend Four Seasons but I'm disappointed that when my first problem arose, the person didn’t have the solution to it.

I got some windows from Four Seasons and their products have good quality. The sales representative was good. But the one who installed the window was rude. He kind of damaged one of my aluminum molding and said he didn’t do it but he did. I spoke to somebody from Four Seasons about it before. But I didn’t get an answer. But I’m satisfied with the construction. The guy who installed was the only problem I had. I’m happy with the company.

I saw one of our neighbors using Four Seasons. Then when I went by the highway, I saw their sign and also saw it on a truck going around the community. The signs looked nice, so I started to check how to contact them for the sunroom. Their sales reps were good and professional. Four Seasons was also efficient in answering my concerns. I contacted them a few times during the process of installing the sunroom and they were very responsive, so I was happy with that. The contractors they sent were also on time and good. They did the job and I'm satisfied with the product. I'd tell my friends that if they want a sunroom, Four Seasons is a very good choice.

I saw Four Seasons in a trade show and though there were many other providers, I was impressed with what Four Seasons showed me and we pulled the trigger. My experience was okay, but it was very choppy in the beginning. They promised us a certain amount of time until they’d install the windows, and they were a bit late. We were in the blind. I don’t mind being delayed but they should inform me. I don’t want to drive the process, they should be driving it. Also, the communication between them and us was pretty weak and lacking.

Elchin Windows installed my sunroom. When they were there, it was great. However, getting them to show up is something of another story! I am in week 5 now of a 3 week project. He overbooked his subcontractors and now could not come out to do the work on my house. I am going to have to reschedule the vinyl flooring install AGAIN because he can't get his guys to come out and finish the subfloor for the room. I am beyond upset. Never again.

My brother had used Four Seasons a couple of years ago. He had them put a Hampton room, which is a sunroom, on the back of his home and redo his kitchen. He was very satisfied and his experience was invaluable, and I just did the same thing. I had them do a Hampton room at the back of the house and a completely laminated kitchen, and also take down some load-bearing walls.

I purchased a home that had a Four Seasons sunroom in it. And I’ve had it repaired and I’ve had a few of the panels replaced from time to time. The roof was an absolute abortion and I’ve had people come back three times and reseal it. And it’s leaking again, which is something that I have to deal with. But the guy who did the six panels did a beautiful job. I recently had those six panels replaced since it was all I could afford. I just spent a lot of money redoing my home and I needed a new roof. Four Seasons quoted me a price of $17,500 to do my roof, but I just had it done by someone else for $7,000. I would not use Four Seasons to do my roof.

I've seen Four Seasons' building for the 30+ years I lived not too far from there. My friends spoke very highly of them and they recommended the company as their experience went well for them. However, mine was not the same and I'm not sure how Four Seasons stayed in business for 40 years. I had a Pella sunroom at the back of my house that was around 30 years old. It had old wood windows and it needed to be replaced because it rotted. I went somewhere else but ended up with Four Seasons figuring that they would do the best for me. But from day 1 of them doing demolition, it was nothing but trouble. They started August 9th and was supposed to take a maximum of five days, but they finished August 30th.

I called the number on the commercial from Renewal by Andersen and every window contractor in Long Island started calling me, and one of them was Four Seasons. David and Erick, the two Four Seasons' salesmen who came were very good and very honest. I had signed a contract previously with Power Remodeling, which gave me a bad feeling in the pit of my stomach. They went out of their way to email me the details of how the item was warrantied to get the sale, which was also very helpful because I found out how it was warrantied is a load of crap. It’s an insurance policy and not a warranty.

We had Four Seasons do the original work 30 years ago when the house was built, so when we needed a window replaced, we were forced to use them as they were also the only ones who could replace the window. Otherwise, I should've just taken the window out and went for the cheapest solution. It was extremely expensive with them. It was $16,000 for a very small window with 10 pieces of glass which cost me more than my daughter's car. I just don't understand because one salesman was telling me that he could do a room for $25,000.

I’m a repeat customer of Four Seasons. They did my prior sunroom seven years ago and we were satisfied with its construction. The sales representative who came to the house was a very nice young man. The engineer was also very knowledgeable and both were informed and did a good job. However, I wasn’t happy with the contractor that they subcontracted it out to this time. They were very late. They made promises to do it before Labor Day so that my wife could be home while they were constructing it before she went off to school. And it got pushed off for a considerable period of time.

Four Seasons installed a greenhouse for us many years ago. They had a store not too far from where we lived. We inquired there and went on to hire them to put in the greenhouse. Over the years, the glass panels had gotten foggy and needed replacing. We called Four Seasons and made an appointment. They came in and figured out what we needed. Thereafter, we had them replace the panels. Their service has been perfectly satisfactory.

The Four Seasons reps were on time and met us when they said they were going to. They were very good and when they talked to us about the product, they were very helpful, polite and willing to take their time and explain it. We got a 23 x 11 extension and had the automated screen that went up and down when in use, then it retracts. It's a really nice feature. There were a couple of things that were misunderstood, like where the screens were put and what color the screens were, but they were very willing to exchange it and make sure it was exactly what we wanted. And when it happened, it was working okay. It looks good and the materials that were used seem to be very solid. It was an expensive job but we just went through our first winter and we're happy with everything, so far. It was a good experience and I’ve recommended them.

Our project with Four Seasons started in the mid-December and it was finished by mid-January. Their sales representative was very accommodating. There were some things that I thought could be done, and they had to change things around a bit. But everything went according to plan, and it was beneficial to us the ways everything was done. The people I spoke with and we've got in touch with during the project were friendly and very nice to deal with. It was good experience and I would recommend them.

I met with the Four Seasons reps and got a good feel. They were knowledgeable and responsive, and the contractors were safe, thorough, and hardworking. They got the job done quickly. I got one of Four Seasons' LifeRoom screen rooms and it's good quality. They did everything that we were hoping for and just what we were expecting. It was straightforward and simple. I had a good experience and I would definitely recommend them.

We had a sunroom glass ceiling put on in another house years ago from Four Seasons and this time we got a the LifeRoom. The contractor did a good job. We’ve had it a few months and it survived a couple of snow storms.

I am very satisfied with the quality of the work of Four Seasons. The installation happened on the day that it was agreed on and they came early. They worked hard until late until they finished what they had to do in different stages that they had to do. First, to bring the things and then to build the base with the cement and the walls with the material. Everything was done on time. And I think that they took a lot of care. They pay attention even to the little details, to come and clean everything after. They did a very professional work.

We got Four Seasons Sunrooms because of the quality of their work and it turned out very good. Plus the rep was very helpful with the whole process, like installing the windows, qualities of the windows and then what kind of windows we should pick up. They did the job very fast. Everything was very smooth.

Four Seasons came recommended and I like the quality of their product. They're putting in a sunroom for me and so far, the installation is going well. Hopefully, they'd be done by the weekend. The sales rep walked me through the process and my experience has been very satisfactory. Hopefully, it keeps going that way. Others should go for Four Seasons too. It's a good product to go with.

My project with Four Seasons has been going on for almost a month and a half and it just stopped all of a sudden. The process has been horrible. There’s people coming in and they have no clue what was going to be happening next. And it was on hold because apparently one of the electrician who was supposed to come cannot make it and I tried to reach out to them and they said they don’t know when the electrician will be able to come and do the work. So it’s just hanging there.

Four Seasons Sunrooms & Windows was awesome. I went with Andersen Windows and Doors, but the problem was that their prices were way too high. I would've spent double, which was not reasonable for a first time homebuyer. So, I ended up going with Four Seasons and their quality wasn’t compromised due to the reasonable price. The sales rep was thorough in explaining everything, such as what had to be done. The installers were good. They replaced most of my windows and their work was good. Everything was great. They were quality windows and I'm willing to do one more window with them.

We went to Four Seasons' showroom that was local to where we live. The showed us their line of sunrooms and then we ended up going with a screen room, which they branded as a LifeRoom because of its retractable screens. Checking out the showroom was very helpful. The first sales representative who came out was trying to install us the sunroom and he was okay. But then when we discussed more details, he was trying to be flexible and we ended up asking more about the screen rooms based on his response and then they sent a screen room salesman who was very good and answered all of our questions.

I had a good experience with Four Seasons Sunrooms. A friend of mine recommended them to us. I went with them for their name and aside from that, I had a need for the sunroom to be safe and they have a reputation for that. Their sales rep, Kurt, was very patient and knowledgeable about the job. It took him a while to get to the point but he was good. And while it took some time to get a permit, everything else was done on time. The guys they sent showed up on time, did their job by putting the life room, the one with the automatic mesh, and cleaned up after they were done. They did a Grade-A quality of work. They were fast too. Additionally, while there was a delay, their rep Barbara held everything together and handled everything beautifully. Overall, the installation took a week from start to finish.

Four Seasons said they would give an estimate and we went to the showroom. I liked the pictures in the newspaper and I knew they were licensed. They were very respectful and nice. I did my research, gave them a call and we took it from there. Their reps were excellent people and helped us get a line of credit. We built a whole three season sunroom, an add-on to the house. It was 14x12x10 feet high, with skylights, windows all around, French doors and tiles on the floor. It was a really beautiful job.

Four Seasons is fairly local to my area and I needed a new sunroom. They replaced my sunroom and then we had a leaking issue but they came in within 2 days and fixed it. Their customer service is great. Janet took care of everything right away and I never had to wait. If I emailed or called her, she was right there with a response. Also, the contractors were good and adequate for what the job. They addressed any issues that I had very promptly. So, if you want a prefab sunroom, then Four Seasons is a good company.

We’ve known about Four Seasons for a long time, and my husband saw a picture of their new product, the LifeRoom, in a magazine that they advertised in and then we called Four Seasons about it. We love our LifeRoom. It's really awesome and the perfect covering for the summer. It has remote shades that go down. The craftsmanship, the workers, and the way that they did the work were great. Everything was done in a professional manner and when we ran across a problem, they were quick to come and make everything better. Everything’s been very good. The company has been wonderful, and their product exceeded our expectations. Four Seasons also did a commercial and used our house and through Facebook, everybody knows about our LifeRoom and they love it. It’s been a good experience.

I went online and was looking for windows. Four Seasons Sunrooms was one of the locations that came up so I got a quote from them, as well as from Gotham, Andersen Windows, and Pella Windows. I ended up going with Four Seasons because the representative had good things to say about it, although I never had any experience beforehand about the windows and didn't know how expensive they could be going firsthand. My interaction with the sales team was good and the guy who came to install the windows was very decent and worked very fast. I saw a couple of things the way he was doing it and then pointed them out but he didn't care much. He was like, "Oh, you know. This is how we do it." The bay window is being held by a couple of nails. I don't know why the guy replaced the panel that goes up and down and it would have been a lot better.

I purchased a house that had a Four Seasons sunroom and I spent time at the Four Seasons to renew the glass. I renewed all of the glass and the doors and everything of that existing sunroom. I wanted to keep with the same what it had so I continued with the same material. It wasn't very good at the beginning but we fixed the problem so it's all good. When they installed it, the installer didn't do the setting on the outside too good so they came back and redid it. The one that came to do the job did a sloppy job. Then everything was sealed well but after a year, it started to condense inside. So, they had to come and fix another thing. The two gentlemen that they sent first out here were really bad. Then the manager had to step in and he corrected it. He had knowledge that what we were saying was right.

Four Seasons is a common name in the industry. We had a solarium built in our kitchen 25 years ago and when I needed to replace 14 window panels, I looked them up online and had them install those panels. The quality of their work was excellent and they did a very good job. They came in, got the job done quickly in two days and it was a good overall experience. The interaction with their rep was perfect and the contractors were professional, clean and courteous. I'm very satisfied with Four Seasons and would tell others to go with them.

In the basement of our house, we needed to bring some lighting so we decided to have a covered enclosure leading to the basement. The Four Seasons Sunroom was a very good solution suggested by my contractor. Dealing with everyone from Four Seasons has been pretty positive and I'm not unhappy with our negotiated price for the value this sunroom has given us. We've had it for two years now and both in the summer and in the winter, there has been no leakage.

We went to Four Seasons’ main showroom on Vets Highway first, and then we set up an appointment for someone to come to the house. We sat down with a couple of gentlemen and went over what we wanted, and we decided to do a sunroom with them right then and there. The room is beautiful, and we love it. However, we’ve had leaking issues ever since it was built. We’ve had the room for about a year and a half, and we have had one of the Four Seasons’ contractors come to the house for seven or eight times. The last time was around Christmas, and they said they were going to send out the project manager to look it over because it sounded like they were going to do something structurally.

Four Seasons' guy came here and said if we pay $50,000, they are going to take care of everything. They did not. I had to pay for other things like inspection, permit, and a lot of money to expedite the process. Whenever I called the sales rep, he did not pick up the phone. I called the manager and he said we had to do something else. I got to pay extra money and the work was delayed. I called and nobody picked up. I want to have a bigger room, but it's so hard to get a permit so they just resized. Four Seasons kept changing the layout and it's really bad. And some of the windows are leaking. They said they can only come on Monday, but I got to go to work. Their schedule is not flexible. Then they change after one month. I have a really bad experience and I'm not just going to call them again. They said I cannot cancel and get the deposit back. It's horrible. I got quotes from three different companies and they are cheaper.

We had two Four Seasons reps come over. The first guy gave us a price that was too much for us and we couldn’t afford it. Then another guy came and he was more reasonable and helped us. He said that for the price that we wanted, they can make it a 10x10, which was not a bad size. He was amazing and convinced us to get it.

Four Seasons has this party room and that is what drew my husband to them. We have an outdoor space that needed screens replaced all around and that’s what this party room was, an outdoor thing. He talked to them and they said, “It’s not really what we do on a daily basis. But we could probably help you.” It turns out to be much greater than we anticipated. They had some great ideas and they replaced things that we hadn’t really plan on replacing, but for the better. The reps that came here to do the work were fabulous. They really were very knowledgeable and helpful. They inputted what they usually do into what we had, so it would work for both of us. We tell our friends about Four Seasons all the time, especially when they come to our house and they see it. We had a great experience with Four Seasons.

I had a Four Seasons sunroom added on to my house, and the overall quality was perfect. Their sales rep was great, he was on top of everything. He took his time out to explain everything and they worked with us on the pricing and what details we want and don’t want. The whole process was very easy and we got everything done very quickly. Four Seasons is great. Everyone loves it and eventually, everyone I know says they want to get one too.

I'm very unsatisfied. Four Seasons busted a window on top of the roof. It was all glass and they took two months to come and fix it. I asked why the thing broke by itself and the guy said that they put a screw too close to the glass. When it settled a little bit and with a bit of snow on top, it made the glass broke. Four Seasons also said that they'd give me $45 off, but they never did. They said one price, $25,000, but charged me $60,000. Their final contract excused it. I have to go to court and sue them. I'd never recommend Four Seasons to anybody.

I passed by Four Seasons’ building a lot in Bohemia. I visited the showroom and I also went to another company but I decided to use Four Seasons for a room at the back of my house. The sales representative visited the house a couple of times and went over stuff and kept me informed of when people were going to go there and install the product. The contractors were great and they knew very much what they were doing. Everything was very timely and I'm happy with the final result. To anyone who wants a very good quality sunroom added to their house, Four Seasons would be definitely somebody to get a number from to install it.

I live on Long Island and Four Seasons Sunrooms is a local company that did all my windows and added a sliding glass door. Their sales rep came when I was looking to redo my windows, and he put on a show. He filled me in on how good the windows are compared to the ones that I had in my house and showed me how they were constructed. The customer service was great and I could get in touch with the rep very easily.

Two gentlemen from Four Seasons Sunrooms came to the house and told us all about the windows including how they would install them and all the guarantees. We liked what they said and decided to go with them. They built an entire Florida room for us and their overall work quality was excellent. The contractor did a great job. They tore the existing one down and then built a new one with their windows. The whole project was done in a week and it was done in one go. Four Seasons Sunrooms is a reputable company and I would recommend them.

The sales rep from Four Seasons was friendly. I had one room renovated and they did a good job. Four Seasons were the only ones in the market that could do special types of porch windows so I hired them for the second room and did a fair job as well. However, there was a vent above the stove that went to the outside. And on the outside, there was a piece of a closed metal box sticking into the brickwork. It was hanging out and I’ve pushed it back in. I wanted to know if they could send someone out to brick up the hole but they haven’t gotten back to me. I made a complaint about it and I wasn’t sure if it was in the contract. This happened less than a year and I’ve contacted them once by email and once by phone. And quite frankly, I forgot about it but I’m at fault because I didn’t follow-up on it. Overall, Four Seasons was overpriced but the room was adequate. I had a good experience with them.

We have an existing Four Seasons fixture that we were doing some remodeling on. Four Seasons changed some windows and replaced some of the glasses that had water damage to them. Everything went without a hitch except for some excess glue that the workers left but were able to clean up.

I’ve known about Four Seasons for quite some time. I live in Long Island and they’re very pretty predominant here. I bought a sunroom or the LifeRoom from them. The LifeRoom itself was exactly what we are looking for because I had retractable screen, the power screens that come down. And the screens are not like a screen that you get on a window, they’re a white colored screen that filters out the UV rays and lets the light through. And that’s something we needed because my backyard faces the south. And in the summer months after 12:00 o’clock it was impossible to sit out there because it would be very hot. The quality, what they said it would do, it does.

Four Seasons Sunrooms did a good job on my friend’s house and I figured I'd give them a shot. It took a few months to finish since I had to wait for some requirements, but they did a good job of putting up the sunroom for me. They were very professional and helpful. Moreover, the sunroom's quality is very good. However, I had a slight leak when it rained and they said they are going to come with a shingle and fix it.

Four Seasons Sunrooms sold us an exterior sun shades we were interested in and they were helpful when we had a few hiccups by the contractor we hired to install the product in the course of the installation. They got back to us or to the contractor in working out all the little quirks. Four Seasons seems okay as far as their service.

We didn’t like the way Four Seasons did our sunroom. They subbed that out and somebody that they recommended did it. He did a good job but the door never worked correctly. The lock on it broke after three weeks and Four Seasons said they would replace the doorknob but they would no longer cover anything else from the building because it was done outside the company. Yet the door had to be repaired on more than one occasion because it came off the track. The room was very little used though, so that didn’t even make any sense. My wife contacted them but she could not get anywhere with them. The reps had been sketchy too because they didn’t tell us everything and then when we found out, half of it was true and the other half wasn’t. Go someplace else.

A customer that I worked for had Four Seasons windows in his house. I had an older sunroom that needed its window's curved glass to be repaired. They had to come back a second time since it was an older one and it took a little work to seal it properly. The sales rep was fine and the contractor was great. Four Seasons did good work but it was extremely expensive.

My in-laws have used Four Seasons Sunrooms so I got them too. I did a whole room with them. I enclosed it with Four Seasons windows and doors. The quality was good. Their reps were very informative and always got back to me. The contractor was very easy to reach and got back to me in a timely manner too. The whole work was completed in three weeks. It was a little longer than I thought but it was okay because I wasn't rushing it.

I started with Four Seasons Sunrooms about 30 years ago and they were popular at the time. Their windows seem to be made better and looked better. Their work was good. Every so often, I’ve had to replace my rounded windows as it had a seal and that would gas up. The last one was the best one so far but it took a lot longer to finish than it would. They got people over that looked at it, but other than that, once they got to work, everything was fine. I’m happy.

We did some backing up and we were looking for a special kind of thing for the deck. Four Seasons looked like the right idea. Their service department is excellent. They got back to us although it went through the red tape sometimes just like with any company. We did an extension on the back of the house like a deck. Then, we did a LifeRoom on the deck. They did it in the length of time and they had to come back a couple of times, but now it's all good. They started in February and they finished up in three weeks. Then, they had to add here and there as the weather got better. A couple of things had to be adjusted and fixed. They also had to lend us some stuff to help them hold up. The contractors are very good. I'd recommend Four Seasons if anybody asks me about them. The service is good and if I need anything, they take care of it.

We have a Four Seasons Sunroom of Buffalo and are having problems with ice build up on framework and windows, they said our wood heat was the problem, then we put on our gas heat same thing. Then we went to electric same thing. It is putting mold on our Oak trim, we don't get any answers from anyone. If this is a four season room, it shouldn't be doing this. Rich from Buffalo talked us to open our kitchen to make it one room, we are so unhappy the way we are being treated, we have sent tons of pictures and he just says we are the only one that this has happened to. Pictures don't lie... Guess lawyer is next step for us... What are we going to do.

Four Seasons installed windows for me and I had to have them come back several times since they didn’t do the right job. Their sales reps were good and they demonstrated the window and I got sucked into buying it, but the windows were still a little drafty. When the first contractor left, there was a lot of light coming in through the gaps and the shade. But at the second time, another contractor came and fixed the issues, which should’ve happened during the first time. I will never use their stuff again since they are over-priced. They were cheaper than others by not as much, but overall, the windows were not worth what I paid for it.

I have a greenhouse for over 20 years already and it was built by Four Seasons. It is attached to the house and it's a nice size. It has a walkway to my bedroom and my husband, who is very handy, made a round window in the dining room that looks into the greenhouse. I also have three big sliding doors that I could go into the greenhouse from my house. I had Four Seasons put in all new glass a year and a half ago and the people who did that were very nice. They did a beautiful job, and so far, everything is good. They said I needed this cabinet and my husband made me one with the sink in it so I have water. I have everything in my greenhouse and I have plants in there that are over 50 years old. I'm happy with what I have.

My aunt had a service with Four Seasons and she recommended it to me. Four Seasons replaced my windows. The way they installed my windows was very good. However, I feel that there are some cracks and they were not really fit tight. Also, if they could help more with the covering stuff, it would be nice. But it's okay and they're not that bad. Overall, Four Seasons has good prices and products.

I bought a house about two years ago and it had a Four Seasons sunroom. The room seemed to be in good condition, however, I had to replace a few panes. I could no longer see out the window clearly and some of the gaskets on the double-paned glass were old or damaged. Four Seasons' rep told me the price and even wanted me to sign right then. I balked since I didn’t like the thought that I had no other choice.

I had a fine experience with Four Seasons. I had a real working greenhouse where the sunroom is now. It was very old and I was having a lot of trouble getting it repaired. So, Four Seasons was the first one that I contacted and they said that they would take care of it. They came to see it then they said that they build new sunrooms. They do not replace them and they do not fix existing ones. So, I told them to give me a price and they gave me a good price. The representative I spoke to was a very nice man. He seemed knowledgeable and worked out a price then it was finished. It was a breeze.

We had Four Seasons put two regular windows upstairs and two sliding windows on the first floor. Their sales rep helped us a lot and showed us the different techniques they did with the windows and how they checked the heat and cold from coming in and out. He wasn’t pushy at all and he asked if we needed anything else. Plus they gave us the best price. Also, the installation team was here all day and they cleaned up perfectly. The quality of the windows is very good and I’m very happy with them. They know what they're doing and they do professional work.

4 yrs ago we wanted Four Seasons to build a sunroom thinking even it was over pricey we will get a quality room, we already had a small porch and deck and decided to extended. They promised will take a 3-4 wks, it took them 6 months to complete it after I filed a complaint with BBB. Problems with subfloor has bumps and floor is unlevel and uneven. We've couldn't find any flooring contractor to do it and warranty the floor installation, after a year and a half a gardenman installed it. One door stuck and roof leaked and fixed twice.

Four Seasons was the only builder available in our area and we purchased a window. Their sales team was good and professional. Four Seasons was great.