Four Seasons Sunrooms & Windows Reviews

Many years ago, I wanted a room built over a deck. I was driving by and I saw Four Seasons. For 25 years now we have a glass room over a deck attached to the house. Everyone with Four Seasons Sunrooms was very polite and very lovely. The rep sent somebody over because he said we were still under a five-year warranty for the last repair and they gave their thoughts on the matter. We were repairing it ourselves but it was very nice. My sunroom enhanced my home and I recommend Four Seasons Sunrooms.

I didn't like my experience with Four Seasons Sunrooms very much. They used high-pressure sales tactics and it wound up being more expensive. Talking to their rep felt like buying a used car, where the guy says that he can't make that deal and that he'll have to call his supervisor. Then the supervisor amazingly comes up with a $1,500 discount.

There was a nice gentleman who had an awesome pitch about Four Seasons Sunrooms at a home show, and he was very relatable. There was the same connection and level of trust with being him a veteran too. When they came to the house, they presented us great ideas as well as different kinds of financing. There was a lot of pressure there. They said it would be $5,000 down payment, and at that time, they said they could get the work done at a ridiculous amount of time. My wife and I weren’t 100% and for us, we wanted to see the available options. But because we had been talking about and wanting to do the addition, it was a great time to do it so we agreed. We gave the $5,000 as a down payment, which I found out at a certain point was non-refundable.

Four Season's quote was better than other providers and they were more thorough with what the job was going to be. The representative gave us blow-by-blow what exactly was going to get done and he listened well. He came back afterwards to go over the information and to make sure about what we were going to get done and how it was going to be done especially that I had to order my own front door because we wanted something specific. Then Four Seasons did exactly what they said they were going to do. They did the front window, took out the bay window, put in a panel window and replaced the front door. They did a good job and were clean, neat and respectful of the property. We told them what we're going to get done and they did it exactly as we had asked for. If I ever need any other work done I would use Four Seasons again.

I got windows and patio door from Four Seasons Sunrooms & Windows. But the screen of the patio door is still not working properly. It doesn’t open smoothly and it’s totally bad. I called many times and they’re not responding. Every time I call they say, “Okay. We’re going to send the people,”, but they don’t send them. I called many times last year and this year also and they haven’t fixed the screen of my patio door. The salesman was a nice guy, but he just came to my home and sweet talk, and after the contract is done, he never said anything. He's supposed to take care of which contractor to send but he never called back

Years ago, I saw a Four Seasons ad in Mother Earth News. The Mother Earth News has the reputation of only advertising quality merchandise. At that time, it was 40 years ago, I looked into its background. I was thinking of putting a room like that on my house that I built in New York State but never got to do it. So to carry it forward, one of my life friends worked for Four Seasons when I was living in Arizona. I saw some of his work and I was really pleased with it. Their sales representative talked to us and showed us samples and we decided which one we wanted. The contractor who came after was very knowledgeable and efficient with his work. I was impressed with him. He really performed right up to what I expected.

Four Seasons replaced all of our windows and it was done almost four years ago. We went with them because of the price. However, the screens don’t sit inside the window well the way a sealed screen should. The bugs can get into the window, at the very least two of them, and the screens don’t fit in properly on. There's just a big gap. Besides the screens, everything was great.

I believed Four Seasons when they came and did the presentation about the windows. I can buy similar windows cheaper at other providers, but they don’t come with a lifetime warranty. I could have paid $250 for windows, but instead, I paid over $1,000 for them. Most people think I’m crazy, but I tell them that it’s a lifetime warranty. The first day the salesman showed up, he didn’t show up with his kit, but I decided to give him another chance. The installer showed up by himself and took a long time as it was a cold day. He got there a lot later than he said he would, but I gave him about an hour window. We were told when he came in with the windows that it would be two guys and they’d be done with all four in an hour. But I was happy with the quality of work and the windows lived up to expectations.

I was shopping for windows and I came across Four Seasons. They came and showed me their window. It looked like a good product so I decided to go with them. I got their windows which were cheaper at that time and I also got a patio door. Their sales rep promised me everything but the installation was not good at all and I didn’t like it. Everything that needed to be done including the molding was in writing but when the installers came, they felt like they were doing me a favor. They also sent two different crews. The windows aren't so bad but when they first installed the back door, it didn’t close and lock right. They had to order me a new door but there was a big argument before they did everything in the contract. Overall, I was not too happy with Four Seasons. I would not recommend them to a friend and I would never use them again.

I found Four Seasons on a home repairs website and they were rated highly with the Better Business Bureau. But once the salesman made the sale, he was done with the product. But I’m not sure if he gave me all of the information that I needed at the time. I asked a question that would have probably affected my decision to go forward on the product because I wanted to know if their rooms were Windstorm certified for the Galveston County area where I live and that has a high hurricane area. Most of the requirements were from the insurance company, the community, and the city inspection.

One of my customers referred Four Seasons. The quality of the windows was really good that was why we went with them. Four Seasons installed all the windows in our house. They provided really good service and the pricing was reasonable. The installers did a good job. But I have one window for the back when they did the last one and I just noticed last month the frame is broken.

I like the windows that I got from Four Seasons back in 2012. However, when I needed a copy of the receipt for the windows and I went back to come try to get it, the contractor that installed the windows gave me a runaround. I spent $11,000 and they wouldn’t give me a receipt for it.

I purchased windows from Four Seasons Sunrooms about four years ago and they’ve done excellent work. A friend who’s a satisfied customer told me about them. She had a fire and they came back and fixed her windows. There were several unusual things that happened with her and Four Seasons continued to give her good service regardless.

After seeing the Four Seasons Life Room TV ads I set up an appointment with a local rep in late July. The salesman was very nice. He explained everything that was included in the life room product - automatic roll down screens, recessed lights, mood lights over the screens, motorized mister for cooling the room and electric heater. He quoted me pricing including materials and labor right out of the Four Seasons sales book. The pricing gradually increased according to room size. I settled on a 14 x 16.

I had a sunroom and a little patio added and Four Seasons has been great. I have no problems at all. However, they didn't bring my screen back. They put a sliding glass door in but they forgot the screen. Even so, they were nice and very professional. I would definitely recommend them.

Four Seasons Sunrooms has been great so far. We don’t have draft anymore and the windows are well-insulated. Everything works fine. The sales reps were very thorough and their demonstration was unbelievable. They had the best deal and the installation was done right away.

The Four Seasons sales guy took us for quite a ride and there was a lot that went wrong. Right from the beginning, the guy said, “How would you like to have Thanksgiving this year in your new room?” And we fell for it, hook, line and sinker. But they never came to deliver the stuff until February and we were knee-deep in the snow. They were supposed to do the whole permit but nobody showed up for the meeting. I went, did all the permits and everything else. It did not go really well. I heard about the dumpster that was going to be for the siding and for the deck that going to be torn down. But I found out that they didn't take the siding off. I had to do it myself if I wanted to. I also had leaks and everything else. I thought the whole thing was done except for the floor but it wasn't.

I had originally wanted wood casings instead of whatever it was that Four Seasons uses. That window came in at $6,000, but with Four Seasons, it came at half the price. The sales reps were very informative and polite but they wanted me to commit right away, which I didn’t appreciate. The contractor came when they said and they were very neat and clean. The price was competitive, they did a great job and the product was excellent. It’s upstairs in the back of the house and it looks great. Even if I put it on the front of the house, people wouldn’t know the difference.

While we have enjoyed our sunroom for 5+ years, unfortunately, the 1) durability of materials, 2) customer service, and 3) actual utility of the warranty, force me to give this the lowest rating. I would recommend therefore, getting a sunroom (they are great!) but using a different company, if you plan to have your sunroom for more than 3 years.

Four Seasons helped me with the replacement of an original solarium kitchen which was getting old. I had an issue with some water coming in since we had some bad rain and I was trying to get somebody to come and help me. The people from Four Seasons whom I was dealing with are no longer in Canada so there’s nowhere to go to if I had any more complaints. A gentleman who started up a franchise with Four Seasons in Whidbey recommended to me a man’s name. The gentleman came out and repaired all kinds of other things and he wanted to re-caulk all the windows that I had done in 2015. After that, I never heard from him again. I paid by the nose for this product and with every last dime they asked me, and I have not been impressed.

I had my sunroom redone by Four Seasons about two years ago and it looks great. I'm very happy with the quality of my room. I would definitely recommend Four Seasons to friends. They have wonderful service and people should get the extended warranty.

I signed up for a 76K solarium and my only condition was to get it done by Oct/end. I compromised with owner and paid 50% deposit instead of 30% in June to make it in Oct and not in late winter. Stayed up with them to make sure that they meet schedule but excuses and promises until now 11/10 and not started. Always excuses and always promises! LIES, LIES, LIES... I called Corporate Consumer Affairs and they called one week later and supposed to look into it and many calls no answers 6 week later. A JOKE. Terrible. Save your Time and Money. GO to SOMEONE REPUTABLE.

Four Seasons was well-known around the neighborhood in Savannah due to the sunrooms that they built. We heard that they did quality work and we had them install a sunroom four years ago. Jerry was the guy that installed it and he did a lot of excellent craftsmanship. I’m a metalworker myself and I couldn’t have done any better than what he did. The sunroom has been through two hurricanes and it has held up well. We use it like a living room and it has really helped our house. Overall, it was an excellent experience.

The prices, sales rep, contractors and quality of the work of Four Seasons were all good. They built a sunroom onto my deck, but the fellow who did the work tied it into my house and I’m experiencing a leak somewhere and I don’t know where the leak is coming from. He came back a couple of times but it didn’t solve the problem. I got a metal roof and he said that the metal roof might be causing this in my regular house.

I was checking the price of all the windows and installing windows online when Four Seasons popped up on my computer. I put through an inquiry along with my information and then someone from Four Seasons Holbrook branch called me. I explained that there's some moisture in my window and they recommended changing it. Their agent went to my house and explained everything. The rep was good. He convinced me and we had a deal to replace all the windows in my house. He said the moisture is going to disappear with the new technology of Four Seasons’ window so I let them change the window. But after that, the moisture is still there, especially when it's winter. I don't know if it's a problem with the window or the walling in the house.

Four Seasons had a feature that would keep the windows essentially clean by virtue of normal rain. We don't necessarily see that being 100% effective, but the windows look good and everything was fine. They're appropriate for what I needed and we're happy with them.

We had used Four Seasons 20 years earlier when we had first gotten the house. This most recent time, we got a replacement for windows in a sun area in the kitchen and the overall quality of work was pretty good. We had tracks on the windows so we could close them like a shade and Four Seasons thought that they could make it, but they couldn't. So, we had to leave those on even though we had brand new windows put in, which was not very nice. The contractor did an okay job, but halfway through, the person who had measured initially did it incorrectly and they had to reorder a window so it took longer and it didn’t seem as competent. Four Seasons was expensive and we couldn't do anything differently because we were replacing something that one would originally put in. I would not probably recommend them if it was not custom and I would shop around.

Four Seasons is the only major company I’d ever heard of that does sunrooms. I also knew of other places and people who got them. Though I've heard of others, I just thought Four Seasons had to be top-notch. They came and did the pre-inspection, and then they ordered the top-of-the-line energy windows and put it in throughout the house. They also did our patio door and cleaned up before they left. It's been quite a while but we had a great experience. We’re very satisfied with our product and I would highly recommend them to anybody. If I decided to put on a sunroom, I would get Four Seasons to do it.

We had Four Seasons Sunrooms enclosed the back patio a few years back. When I called them, I liked their pricing. The work they did was very good and the contractors were great. We were happy with Four Seasons and it was a good decision for me to go with them. With what they did, it’s nice to have to get bugs out of my patio while I’m trying to hang out in there. It also provided safety especially that we have a pool at the back as well and my children at that time didn’t know yet how to swim. It gave me peace of mind.

We redid all of the windows in our house. We had several companies come out and we did pricing and looked at the products. Four Seasons Sunrooms & Windows was the one that seemed to fit our needs as the price and the quality of the products was good as well as the time frame that they said they could install the windows. The quality of the product that they showed us was what they put in the house. They have a good appearance and the function is like what they have said. We also had a positive interaction with their sales rep. Although, it took them two days to get all the windows in because we have quite a large number of windows. Initially, we could see a little bit of difference in our utility bills but it has been about two years since we've had them put in so that has leveled out. It's comfortable though and you don't feel if it's hot or cold outside when you're inside. I would definitely recommend them.

My Four Seasons Sunroom was built in 2004 on an existing deck structure. We enjoyed the use of the sunroom for a number of years. However, the local company that installed the sunroom went out of business soon after installation. This didn't create a problem for us until we had a problem with the floor. The grout on the floor cracked, tiles came loose, and the floor developed a 5 foot long sag. We found out that we had a problem with the flashing on the outside of the sunroom which allowed water to seep through the wall and into the foam insulated "SmartDeck".

Four Seasons installed our sunroom. It took over two months since they don't have enough people to do it. Only one person did the job. He came in two days a week and not all the time as he had other jobs, not just us. The quality of work done was okay. However, in terms of the value of the sunroom, with the money that they charged and the product that they gave, it was expensive and they took so long. We've done some windows in the house and compared to that, Four Season wasn't the top quality of the material they put in. The door latch got broken since the material was so frail and I have to get it replaced.

I got a sunroom from Four Seasons but I'm not very happy with them. Their sales rep oversells them. They come to your place to make an estimate and then they pressure you and stay until you sign. Then they give you an estimate on timing that is not even realistic. And once they got you to sign on the dotted line, they charge you. They said they're going to start work in May but they didn't start work until late August. They couldn't even get the drawings right. They said everything could be done within eight weeks and it turned out to be five months.

I searched on the internet before I had the place built. I wanted to make sure that I was getting the work from a company that had good references, so quality and workmanship were my deciding factors in going with Four Seasons. I had them do an exterior sunroom and the work they did was absolutely phenomenal. The sales reps had excellent organization. They brought the product to show me how it was built and gave a good demonstration. The sunroom construction procedure was very interesting and I enjoyed watching the demo sunroom grow.

We talked to four companies but other companies had the solarium or conservatory sunroom as one of their offerings and we felt that it was Four Seasons' expertise because that's basically all they did. We realized we probably would pay a little bit more, but we were fine with that knowing that we'd end up with a good product. We call it a solarium but they call it a conservatory and we had it done as an extension to our existing family room at the back of our home. It was part of a much larger renovation project and the contractors actually worked together so that the project would be finished at the same time. We were also getting something over and above the standard the building permit from the city and Four Seasons was very supportive in providing what we needed. They even provided resource to go to court with us to the city. We were so pleased with the overall experience of sales, the building of it and the final product.

It was my first time to buy windows and my experience with Four Seasons was awesome. Whatever they said they had to do, they came and did it and everything was fine. The windows are strong, durable and worked out well. Four Seasons did a fine job for me and did a good piece of work.

There was a gentleman from Four Seasons who came through the door and our interaction with him was great. We were leery at first, but when he finally explained what he was doing, we knew that we needed the new windows. We scheduled an appointment and had the guy come out. He was out here for 40 minutes and showed us the difference between the windows we had and the ones we have now. The contractors that did the windows were amazing. They were polite and made sure that every single thing that they brought in, they took back out. They also cleaned up after themselves and if they had anything on their feet, they made sure that they took their shoes off when they came inside.

Four Seasons' work was excellent overall. Their salesman was pretty good. We did more than we originally planned but we're glad we did. We had constant interactions with the contractors that came, and they were wonderful and absolutely meticulous. They ripped off the back of the house. They replaced the door with a window on the second floor, and they took down a balcony to do that. And then, they built a sunroom at the back of the house. There was one minor issue, and they came right away and fixed it.

Four Seasons did all the windows of my house and it was unsatisfactory. A couple of my windows aren’t level. Half my windows are missing the white screw covers that go on the side because they never put them in. I didn’t know they outsourced the work to another contractor so I spent $15,000 and it’s not Four Seasons, it’s somebody else. They also said the windows were self-cleaning but they’re not. They’re always soapy. Also, when they installed my sliding door, they cut one of the bars too short because they were aggravated in trying to put it in. I had been trying to get a new bar for it and I’m not getting a response. They’re very difficult to get in touch with and they’re very hard to work with. To try to get somebody sent out here takes forever. I feel taken and robbed.

I was reading a whole bunch of articles about the product that Four Seasons make locally. When their salesman came over and showed me the product, I liked it better than most of the other companies. He was also very good and very knowledgeable. I purchased 11 windows from them and the quality is very good. I love it. The contractor was a little late for a month but when they finally showed up, the job was done quickly. Everything was done in one day and they also cleaned up nicely. However, the salesman made a mistake and missed one window, so when I had to pay the bill, I ended up paying another extra $800. But that happens and I understand. Everything went well and I would recommend Four Seasons to any of my friends. Four Seasons also do kitchens so my next project probably will be to call them again and see if they can re-do mine.

Four Seasons helped me with my sunroom and the contractors did the work right. They were very good and professional. They did the job that I expected them to do and it’s been well.

Four Seasons Sunrooms provided a service that I didn't find from anyone else. We got a sunroom installed and all the work was done on the schedule that was expected. On the other hand, there were problems and there was a fair amount of leakage that went on for a period of time. It took a while to get them resolved but after that was done, I was satisfied with the product.

Four Seasons had a mock display at Home Depot, and they had a wonderful sales rep by the name of James. My husband and I didn’t want anything attached to our home but the more we spoke with James, the more we decided that we wanted to go in the direction that we went with. I wanted an open lattice and James was very patient and wanted to know what the purpose of it is. I said to filter off the afternoon sun which the open lattice would not have provided. He said that they did not do that type of construction and it would have to be attached to our home. We realized that we needed to filter out the sun so we had a covered type roof that’s all solid. It was a great opportunity for us to add value to our home and we love it.

I'm happy with Four Seasons and I like the way their windows look. They replaced an entire window, 25 of them, about two years now and it took them three days to install which was pretty much what I expected. The installation was nice and the windows were fine, it works until now. I’m satisfied with them.

I liked Four Seasons' product and price. They replaced all of my old aluminum windows and they are good quality. But their sales rep was so persistent to make a sale. He told me I won't hear a sound or traffic if I bought their windows and that was a bunch of crap for the most part. I can still hear the neighbor's dogs barking, the car going by the house, and everything else around me. It was his biggest selling point and he needs not to do that. They moved fast though because our total waiting time was six weeks and that was decent. Also, my energy bill went down during winter but it's still around $300 - $400 during summer. It's also a plus that my big Boxer hasn't gone through the window yet because she likes to run and tackle the mailman in it. So although I was misled on the amount of sound that the windows would have a barrier for, I've been happy and I'd recommend them.

We've always known about Four Seasons, and we called them when we were looking for a window replacement. We had called other contractors as well. They came here, spent three and a half hours, and after the tremendous presentation of why their windows are so great, they hit us with a $13,000 price tag for one bay window. And we were immediately turned off and felt like we wasted three hours of our time. We then asked Four Seasons for an estimate and they insisted on giving us a presentation. But it took more on a $13,000 price tag and when we scoffed at it, the price came down to $8000. Then, it came down to $5000, so it should have been a red flag right there. But we got what they were saying as a tremendously great window for a fraction of what they quoted us. They manipulated us into feeling like we got something really good.

We love how Four Seasons made our windows perfect. It's made a huge difference and we’re very happy with our electric bill. The sales rep came out beforehand and sold us into buying the five big windows we have. We had one problem with our window that wouldn’t open and shut right so Four Seasons came right out and they sent somebody to fix it. We liked that the contractors were real tidy and cleaned up after themselves. We’re actually interested in getting more from Four Seasons.

20 years ago, I bought my sunroom from Four Seasons. Over time, I had to get them back to fix a few problems. When they came out, they were not too happy about the original installation. But they fixed the sunroom and did a good job. I'm happy with what they did and I wish I had to do more windows. For a year or two after that, the sunroom was great. Then, about 11 months ago, it leaked during a hurricane and ended up hurting some wood. It did not do any permanent damage but I need to make a service call to have somebody come out on a short visit, go up on the roof and find out where this leak is. Apparently, it's a serious leak and it happens only under very heavy rains.

We put in a sunroom and Four Seasons is the best. The overall quality is excellent and we were very satisfied with the service people and the installation. The installers came back for caulking twice but it was caused by the temperature. We'd highly recommend Four Seasons Sunrooms.

I was looking for windows that had to be soundproof and with good quality as well so I got a quote for Four Seasons windows. The glass is good and the soundproof works fine. The windows are fantastic so I like it. The salesperson was a very professional guy. He showed me the windows and explained the differences between windows. The contractors did a very good job. They came in, demolished the old windows and installed the new ones. The installation was fast and clean. It’s been a few years already but so far, so good. They’re awesome. It was a fantastic experience and I appreciate it.

A representative from Four Seasons came out, explained and showed us their products. His name was Larry and he was very nice and convinced us to buy some windows. We were very impressed about the company and we had them install windows for us. That was several years ago and the windows still look good. Four Seasons have done everything that they said they would do and the contractor was fine. The problem was we had a screen that we bought to go on one of the windows and it was damaged when it got here. We called and called and called Four Seasons and they kept saying they'll take care of it and replace the screen but it's been almost two years now and we hadn't gotten a screen yet and the company hasn't done anything about it. I'm not satisfied with their customer service which is very poor. I couldn't recommend them as well because I can't be sure if they wouldn't do the same thing that they did to me.

Four Seasons installed a sunroom for us. We expected it would be a superior product but the quality of work was poor. The installation team was not able to meet the timelines and they were not pleasant to have on a work site. The product was mediocre at best and I’m displeased with the outcome.

Four Seasons built me a sunroom with air conditioning. The work that has been completed has been done very well. But I had a problem with the person in charge of the construction. We had some arrangement of installment payment as the progress goes on. I paid by credit card for the initial payment, and the next installment payment was supposed to be done after completion of a certain part of the job. But they charged my credit card without completing the job. I was very much upset and I called the top guy, and he returned the money by paying it back on the credit card.

Four Seasons Sunrooms' product sold me. I had some phone conversations with a couple of companies. Four Seasons and another company came in to speak to us personally. Four Seasons brought in a sample, and everything I saw and what was demonstrated to me showed that it was a superior product to the other ones that we've been looking at.

Four Seasons Sunrooms was Home Depot’s contractor that installed the patio covers on both sides of our backyard. Four Seasons’ sales rep was good but when I needed him towards the end to figure out what was going on, he became unresponsive. The person that was here to install the patio covers worked all by himself. I kept looking out there and wondered if anyone was going to help the guy because he had to dig some big holes. Finally, someone was sent to help him but it was towards the end. They had to send other people to come reinspect everything to make sure he was doing the job right and I wasn't very comfortable with that. What are they going to do if there's something wrong? They won’t tear it down. They're going to put a Band-Aid on it. All this many were abandoned and that's not good at all.

Four Seasons had a booth at one of the home shows and then we had them come over to give us a quote. One thing led to another and we ended up finding a contractor. However, after the sunroom was built there were some minor problems. We noticed one day that one of the windows looked like it had bullet holes. We tried wiping it off only to realize that it was inside the two glass panes. It looked like the suction pad when they were moving it or tinting it. Fortunately, one of the windows was opened so they came out, took a look at it, took photographs, ordered a new piece and swapped it out straight away. Viggy, the gentleman who did the work was amazing.

Four Seasons did one of my apartments and the quality wasn’t good. The contractor’s work was unsatisfactory and there were many holes and air could come through different places. Also, I once got a rep who I couldn't catch up with but their sales reps were nice. I wish somebody called me right after I talked with them and after they did the work since it was not a very qualified work. I didn’t have a good experience and I would never recommend them.

The Four Seasons Sunrooms window was already in the house. It's a greenhouse window that's on the front of my house. Since their name is on the window, we became aware of them. At the time, we thought about taking it out but decided to keep it instead. Looking back now, it may have been the wrong choice, since it's leaking. We've had them out twice to fix it. The first time, they came out and fixed it, but it was still leaking. They sent another guy out the second time. He took the whole thing out, then put it back in and resealed it. When we had rain last winter, we still had water leaking inside and down into the areas where we don't think there should be water leaking into. I haven't had the chance to get a hold of anybody yet because I'm not quite sure what else they're going to do at this point.

We've been spending the last 10 years rebuilding our dream house and Four Seasons Sunrooms & Windows was one of many people we had to deal with. The house we bought had Four Seasons Sunrooms on it and we had that sunroom replaced 10 years ago. Then a couple of years ago, we replaced a couple of our sliding doors with French doors that we saw at their showroom. Recently, we had a major problem with our house and one of the doors got destroyed so we just got a new one. But, it took us two months just to get it. Also, they used to have a showroom in our part of the city, but it was hard to keep track of them since they moved to another part of the city and then they moved again. Other than that, we had good interactions with the company that sold the Four Seasons and the quality of the work done was good.

I used Four Seasons 20 years ago in New York City, so I got them again this time to build a sunroom at the back of the house. The contractor working for Four Seasons was very good and he had an assistant who was great as well. Some heavy lifting had to be done and they did exactly what we wanted. But it took a long time to complete the construction and there were some mistakes made. For example, the sunroom was partially built and left open. But South Carolina gets huge rainstorms in the summer and there was one point where the base of the sunroom had been installed but none of the windows had been put in, so the sunroom was filled up with six inches of water. My wife and I had to shovel the water out as it was almost coming into our kitchen.

I was interested in purchasing some windows but when the salesman from Four Seasons was here, I told him that I was going to hold off on my order because I should do the fence first. But he wanted me to sign the contract that day so he called their office manager, Mark. I spoke with Mark and he told me that they could also do the fence for me. I didn’t know they did fences and he said I’d be surprised with what they could do. My house had a four feet high fence which was put up in ’85. I moved here in ’98 so it was shabby and some boards needed replacement. I wanted a six foot fence and because I live by myself and did not want to have to go through painting the fence, I wanted vinyl. Their salesman was trying to convince me to put the same type of picket fence with the same height, but I told him that's not what I wanted. So he said that they’ll do the six foot vinyl fence for me.

I’ve had two sunrooms from Four Seasons and the newer one is a regular size and is only at the beginning of last year. The other one is a very large room and dates back to 1995. I never had an ounce of trouble with it. It’s beautiful. And one time bugs were coming in and they sent somebody over and sealed it and I wrote them a whole letter to appreciate. I'm a very pleased customer.

A salesman from Four Seasons visited us and convinced us to go with them. We're happy with the windows they installed in the house. It was not cheap but it was fair. However they could improve their communication. The fact that these were vinyl frames and cannot accommodate air conditioners was not brought to our attention. We realized we could not use the air conditioners that we have in the house, only after the windows were installed. I felt that that was the fault of the salesman and that the communication was bad on that end.

We've had Four Seasons Sunrooms for quite a while now and we're happy with them. They're okay weather-wise. Also my wife is a shorty like me and it's easy for her to bring the panel down and clean them inside out. The company they replaced were picky and gave us an attitude but Four Seasons professionally put it in. They were in and out before we even knew they were here. That’s how fine they cleaned up. I’ve never had a contractor of any stature that came in, was fast at their work, professional, and cleaned up like they did. Their rep was also really nice. We looked at different places and he convinced us to go with them. And we're pleased with them. I am an ex-military and he gave me good prices.

My wife always wanted a new look and feel of the windows and I jumped onto it. We ordered windows from Four Seasons and their sales guy was amazing. He explained everything to us and ordered all the different windows. They scheduled the installation but Four Seasons was not able to build some of the windows due to cold so they rescheduled it. Every time they schedule and reschedule, I was losing a day at work. Then, when they came in and did the installation of part of the windows, they wanted me to sign an exemption letter from Windstorm because their windows will not pass the inspection. I told them I couldn’t do that and they delayed my installation.

We were down at the Royal Winter Fair and there was a booth where we saw Four Seasons Sunrooms. Whatever that was advertised on media, we saw there. We wanted a sunroom and we originally tried Lifestyle, but the salesman let us down. We then phoned Four Seasons and everything was great with their salesman. He was fantastic and knowledgeable. He walked us through the whole procedure, explained the finances, and got us the price. However, the use of a subcontractor was disappointing. He wasn’t very good and there was a big delay in starting the construction. We were promised something in June and nothing really got finished until November. We were told to arrange to have the foundation done and we were recommended a guy who completed it and did a great job. But, it was completely a long time before Four Seasons even came with the building materials to start the job.

Four Seasons had better reviews and they were more responsive than the other places I called. They helped me with my screen and enclosure and their work was of good quality. I was satisfied with their service.

We invited quotes from three different places. I found the quote from Four Seasons and the statement about the quality of their product to be the best one. The sales representatives did a very good job. The contractor who represented Four Seasons did a very excellent job as well as he went beyond his normal work to make sure that the work was completed on time and that the quality was there. However, the quality of the sunroom was not up to my satisfaction. After one year of use, moisture started leaking inside the sunroom. I see more than mildew developing in the cracks as a result of water seeping in and the seep holes are not draining water properly. The way the glass was designed retains water after the rain. Now, the sunroom doesn’t look like the way it was before and there is a lot of cleaning effort that’s required to maintain it. I called them a couple of times about it and if I had a second chance, I would not refer Four Seasons to anybody.

In the 80s, I designed our solar room to be the most efficient type of design in terms of least energy used. It is about 18 x 15 and a passive solar heat source for our home. We bought it from Four Seasons at the time and their service was good. They met my parameters of the design and built it according to my plan. I did all the concrete work, some of the woodwork and part of the construction that was done with putting the glasses on our solar room. I also did all the tile work and my relative did the brickwork.

I have a very large Four Seasons unit in my house, one of the largest for homes. The whole back of the house is glass with Four Seasons. When I put it in, they provided great service. It was a great product and the price was fair. Everything was good. I recently had to replace the little glass panels and the price is outrageous. Three windows cost $3,750 and the size of these windows is not big. If I want the windows that are of the same transparency as those I bought 31 years ago, I have to pay a $500 premium per window. I can't match the old. I have a 20% tint to lower the UV light coming in. They have a new window now that blocks the heat from coming in, but has the total transparency.

I was looking for someone to do a seam porch so I Googled the information online. And I called Four Seasons and someone returned my call. They came over to give me a free estimate. The first sales representative came out and promised me everything. It went fine and everything was good. With the contractor we had some back and forth. They had promises but never followed through. We talked to the sales representative twice but the resolutions were all still the same. It took a while for them to come out and install the back porch. It was not done in the time they told me it was going to get done. I had to keep making phone calls and there were a lot of excuses as to why no one came out to do anything.

Four Seasons replaced my windows and it's been very good. The sales representative was very nice, friendly and helpful. The quality of work was very good and for the little problems I had after, I called them back and they took care of it. I’m very satisfied with Four Seasons and would definitely recommend them.

I had a sunroom put in years ago by Four Seasons and then I had all my windows replaced because they got messed up after so many years. I negotiated with them and they gave me the best price. When they started the job, I didn’t have to wait a long time before they put in the windows and their work was good. The glass windows are meant not to break and it would just spider out. And all of a sudden, one of them needed to be replaced and Four Seasons thought it was hit by an acorn, and it wasn’t a problem for them replacing it right away.

Four Seasons did an entire sunroom for us and it’s extremely well done. They created all the glass walls and glass ceilings. They have very good materials and their products are as good as they say they are. They are also the best in the market. Dealing with their sales rep was quite acceptable but the interaction we had with their contractor was less than ideal. We had difficulty with the project manager because he didn't want to deliver all that the salesman expressed in the first place. So we argued about the various levels that they did like whether to include vinyl flooring and other kinds of things. We were able to push through it and get it done, but it reached the point where we told him to get a lawyer and we'll get ours then we would decide where we would settle it. But he ended up doing what the salesman originally said they would do, so we didn't have to do that.

Four Seasons put the awning for my patio and they did a good job. They were fast, time-efficient and cost-effective, so it worked out for me decently. The installation of the contractor was really good and they cleaned up after themselves, which was one of my pet peeves. The overall quality of the work was excellent and the product is durable and still standing well after four years.

Having Four Seasons was something that has been decided for many years. They are well-known by everyone and they did a lovely job for everybody who was happy with them, except for a few people that have complaints. Four Seasons worked on my greenhouse and their quality of work was fine. They were very concerned with what they were doing and they backed up as they promise. Whatever work they did was professional.

I own five houses, and I wasn't happy with the service from somebody else so I tried Four Seasons. They installed all the windows and were very good. The sales reps were very attentive. They came down, they surveyed and everything came out the way they said it would. The contractors were pleasant to be with and everything was professional. Their construction crew that they subbed out the job to was professional. They did a professional job selling the job to me. I would recommend Four Seasons. Not Andersen, not King Quality, I would tell friends to go to Four Seasons.

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I’ve used Four Seasons Sunrooms twice. I had a not so good experience with the first one while the other one was pretty good. Their salespeople didn’t give me the best information and it seemed that what they wanted was to make their sale. Also, the first time I had Four Seasons, their reps wouldn’t deliver to my house so I had to pick the products up. They were going to charge me a lot of money for the installation, too, even though it’s just a few more miles, so I had somebody else install them.

Four Seasons Sunrooms came and showed me products and was thorough in explaining and doing the layout. The sales rep was informative and knowledgeable. I bought the sunroom package, then I had it installed by a third party and it was seamless. Everything fits exactly as planned. Four Seasons Sunrooms has a wonderful product and I would recommend them.

Four Seasons Sunrooms took a long time to finish the sunroom. They started in May and they finished by the end of September last year. The town inspector came thrice and told them that things had to be done a certain way, so a lot of changes were made. Two, sometimes three, contractors worked. If there was only one person left, we would ask him to call the other person. However, there were some problems with the contractors not fully understanding what he had to do. We called and wrote a couple of letters to Four Seasons about it and they took care of it. They also made sure that the person doing the work did what he was supposed to do. The unit is holding up well. There's no leak so far and I'm satisfied with it. However, the base where the sunroom meets the house wasn't filled as it should have been. We're going to contact them about that.

We used Four Seasons for the first time six years ago. Then we called them back and had them put in the rest of our windows. They've always been a reputable company and during the first installation, the man was like a magician and did great. We had 13 windows across the back of our house and he had to carry them from my front driveway and around to the back of the house. He did all of that in a one day plus two hours the next day. But for the second crew, I would have liked to run them off. They just hammered the window in if they couldn't make it fit. Still, I like the windows and they all work, keep us dry and cool the house a lot better. The quality is great and the price is reasonable. I would give them a good recommendation.

We've had a Four Seasons sunroom since 1995 and it was re-done in 2015. The previous windows that were installed in 1995 were superior but the quality of installation was poor. Now, we got very poor quality windows. When the rain came in, we needed an umbrella. They sent installers to fix it but they did the job very poorly. Also, the sales rep was phony. He said the windows clean themselves and the bird dropping is not going to stay but he lied. Four Seasons should do what they offered and promised to do.

Our original project was done years before. Over the years, we noticed that we were getting leaks. It was repaired back in April and the gentleman that was sent out as a contractor did a superb job. We had another project where we had enclosed our back patio. The contractor finished the project but it took a long time to get it done and his customer service skills were very lacking. We are very pleased with both projects. We love them dearly and we enjoy them. Unfortunately, we're waiting for repairs because of the hurricane. We're trying to get the assessment process handled and the last person I talked to in customer service told me that all of the contractors were overloaded. We're waiting to see when we are going to get on the list so that we can get our repairs done.

When my husband and I initially bought our home, there was a Four Seasons sunroom on it. I had to get replacement windows because a couple of the ones in the room had gotten foggy. Four Seasons did the repair work and they were very good. My cousin was interested in adding a Four Seasons room, but she was upstate and wasn't ready to do it then. So, I brought her at Four Seasons because I knew they were good. They walked us around each model, explained everything in detail, let us hang out, and there was no pressure. They were very informative. It was a pleasant experience. They're very good people and they don't make you wait long.

Four Seasons replaced all the windows in my house. Their sales reps were professional. The team that was sent did exactly what I wanted them to do and they were very timely and fast. It was a great overall experience.

Four Seasons is a well-known name and they were at the street fair that we have every year, and they came here and gave me an estimate. We were unsure if we really wanted to do it. But then the sales rep had her manager come and discuss everything with us. And they did a little bit more than they had originally said for the same amount. So, we decided to do the project. Their work was fairly good. There were a couple of things that I really wasn’t happy with but it could have been a misunderstanding from the very beginning and I didn’t hold them totally responsible for it. They did not remove the outdoor vinyl siding, which I thought they were going to do. And I thought they were going to put sheetrock on it. And then, we also had a leak but they came back and fixed it, and they were very pleasant about it.

I had Four Seasons install windows for me two years ago in the other part of the house, so I wanted to purchase from them again. But when I went to look at the place where I had previously bought my Four Seasons products, they had left Houston, which left me high and dry. But I'm glad Four Seasons is back here and they took care of my next purchase, and they again installed windows for me. I dealt with the owner of the company and the sales reps did everything that he said, so I have nothing bad to say about that. The contractor that I dealt with, Colonial Builders, and the quality of the work they did was very good. I had windows put earlier in the bathroom area by another company and there was a big problem there, but these guys did an excellent job. I will use Four Seasons again for my next window.

After looking on the internet and finding Four Seasons Sunrooms, their salesman came by and demonstrated how their windows were. Later on, he had very little time for us but I guess he is in the business to make more sales. He was a good salesman, that's for sure. The vendors are good. They were pricey, though. It's a little up and down with the prices, but it was okay. We wanted windows and we didn't want to freeze. We had repair people from New Jersey on that day. And these fellows were fast. I was very agreeable with them but certain things were not explained to us either. They just ran because they wanted to get home and watch a world soccer championship game, but they did a good job and I couldn't say that it's sloppy.

We lived near and we used to pass Four Seasons Sunrooms & Windows. Their reputation made us choose them. We had windows and a Four Seasons room and they’re of very good quality. The sales reps were great. I wasn't home both times but the contractors did the installation. They followed up also. Four Seasons was a pleasure to deal with.

I had Four Seasons put a screen on my patio. They were a little more reasonable with their price and closer to home. The installation team was very nice and on time. They explained what they were going to do, and the quality of the work that they did was very good. There were a few things on the screen that we had to do but we didn’t call them back because I know they were very busy at the time when they had ours done. It would be hard for them to get back in so we just glued the thing that was needed to be glued back. But they came out one time when the screen was not done right and they fixed it.

When I was renovating my house 25 years ago, I was looking at magazines and I saw Four Seasons Sunrooms. I had them put in a solarium in 1992 and it's still good. Then I had two windows replaced three or four years ago. There were two windows that opened in the sunroom and the seals broke in those windows. So, Four Seasons came and installed sections in those two spots because I didn't open the windows anyway. They also put new glass in the original door that they had done, but that was never finished properly and I'm not terribly happy with it. They didn't do the seal and the doorknob properly. But other than that, I had no issues with Four Seasons on the original product since the solarium is perfectly fine. They were very quick and efficient when they did the solarium, and I was very happy with that.

Four Seasons built a sunroom for me and it's the best experience I had. The guys were very good engineers and they did everything properly and on time. The sales reps were all very cordial, neat and professional. There was one contractor, the electrician, who wasn't up to snuff. He was criticizing everything that Four Seasons should have done and it wasn't contrary to the contract. He had his own way of doing it and he thought Four Seasons should have done everything differently. I resented that and I reported it to Four Seasons and they rectified it. Overall, I'm very happy with the job and I really enjoy the sunroom.

My kitchen had builder grade cabinets and flooring for 25 years and I wanted something new. The Four Seasons Sunrooms rep said that they would be responsible for everything and it would cost $25,000. She was a great salesperson. She portrayed herself as not only a sales representative but also a kitchen designer. I needed all the cabinets removed, the kitchen gutted and new flooring put down. I wanted to pick out functional and decent cabinets and she said that they will have a person to come out and measure. They’ll go over everything with me, every step of the way. In my naivete, I agreed and as it progressed, it wasn't so great.

I got windows and a sunroom done by Four Seasons. One of the windows is a little hard and it scrapes but they tried to fix it. I'm happy with them and I've had them for a long time. Their people were quick, showed up when they were supposed to and did a good job. I had no problems with their contractors.

Four Seasons offered the best guarantee and at the time I was doing an inquiry, they were the most detailed compared to other companies. I got them to do a kitchen remodel for me. They were thorough, but there were a few issues here and there. But they've always come back to fix whatever wasn't done right, which was good. The construction part of it was fantastic. They were very detailed and kept us in the loop on what was going on. And overall, I got what I paid for.

We had Four Seasons put a sunroom in our house in 2000, and it's still beautiful and we're very happy with it. We knew the quality was good and the price was acceptable, but we weren't that pleased with their recent installation. The windows are fine, but the installation was shabby. They left a trim with big grooves in and nothing was sanded smooth. Plus, we spent several hundred dollars in our bedroom to have all the woodwork replaced after they were here.

I've had my sunroom for 20 years and I liked the design that Four Seasons had. Recently, I had the roof of the room replaced as it was leaking. I tried to have this work done a few years ago but it was very costly then. This time, it was a better deal. The sales team were able to answer my questions for the most part. They showed me that the sun won’t be able to penetrate new glass because it will be tinted and will keep the heat down. But when I asked the reverse question, "In the winter, how is it going to be warm if it's going to block it?" they said the heat will come from the sides and that wasn't satisfactory to me. Since I don't have the heat in there, I don't use it for four seasons so it's just a three-season room. Other than that, I had an excellent craftsman. The contractor was very pleasant and knew what he was doing. I will recommend Four Seasons to a friend.

We were solicited by Four Seasons and we were impressed with the pictures that we saw. What sold us was their glass has very little heat coming through and you just get the light. I was like, "That's great. That's gonna save us money." But during the summer, it gets really hot on that side of the house. The sales reps were very nice, however, the problem is that every time there was a situation there was a different person involved. But the contractors were the worst situation that we had to deal with.

I saw several people at a fair, plus I did some research on window replacements and Four Seasons did well in my research and the price was right. I got three windows and the sales rep came back because we had to re-adjust the calculation we made for the window. We have a centerpiece that's really wide and two sides next to it, so we had to make an adjustment on that. The side window was done too. The contractors were good and nice people who came and did their job. I was satisfied and I signed up on it. Overall, I would highly recommend them for anyone who needs work done. These people work really well and their products are excellent. I'm gonna get some work done on the upper part of the house and I will be calling them next summer.

I have two sunrooms from Four Seasons and it has been great all the time with them. Their work is fantastic. The sales reps were very courteous and answered all the questions. Everything they said they would do, they did it. It's just that the pricing got a little too high.

I'm happy with what I got from Four Seasons. I did a sunroom and I enclosed my patio with a screen and porch. Their work is excellent and their sales reps have all been good. I'm very pleased with the results. We enjoy the sunroom and it's been a pleasure having the addition onto our home. I'd recommend Four Seasons and I have.

Four Seasons was the best company so we decided to go with them. We built a sunroom addition on to our house. The sales part was great but the commitment after that was the problem. And their customer service wasn't the best. It took a while just to get the building underway, get it coordinated and for them to attend to some of the details that we were concerned about. I had a contractor at my end who was overseeing them and if I didn't have him, I would’ve been in worse shape. And I shouldn’t need to have that. Their after-sales service has to be better. But in the end, our experience with Four Seasons went fine. The quality of the product's good, the room is beautiful and it has worked out well.

I got some windows from Four Seasons Sunrooms a year ago. The sales representatives were knowledgeable and courteous. They came and told me about their products. Then they gave me an estimate of the cost and the estimate was very good. The windows I got are of high quality. The contractor was courteous and did a professional job in installing the windows. Four Seasons did a good job overall and I'm satisfied.

It’s been four years since I’ve purchased windows from Four Seasons Sunrooms. I saw their advertisements and they have good windows. I’ve had an excellent experience with this company—from the interactions with their sales reps and contractors to the quality of work I’ve received.

We got companies to come out and give us estimates. We liked the Four Seasons' product and the gentleman's presentation was impressive. He brought samples of how the product was made. He also used a heat lamp and showed how the windows we have now block the UVA rays. We’re glad that we went with those windows. They installed those throughout our home. The installers took out the old windows and put in the new ones. They were done in five or six hours and they cleaned up after themselves. We were very pleased with the whole process. We got the slider windows where it was possible and they open up the rooms and we love them. We got our money’s worth and more.

The windows that are put in by Four Seasons are made in England. They had somebody come to the house to show us some things and tell us all about them, and give a demonstration. We decided to go ahead and go with it. They removed the old windows and installed all the new ones and it was all well done. The installers were good. They did all the windows and two sliding doors in one day! They're a triple pane, and there’s gas between two layers of glass. We love the windows and they're really terrific. All in all, they were very experienced and knew what they were doing. They put the windows in so quickly and they were really knowledgeable and very courteous in doing their work. We like it.

I was trying to replace the windows on my house and when I Google searched, companies popped up like Andersen Windows. I searched and I liked the window product that Four Seasons was advertising. I did 27 windows and the two guys that came out did them in two and a half days. I have a 6 x 4 picture window and then there's a big window above that. It's a 20-ft. ceiling, so they had to work in that form. It was a large job. But the first rep that I talked to was a dumbass. I called and canceled my request for windows through Four Seasons because I signed the contract for the windows and I wanted to change three double-hung windows in the sunroom which were horrible. I wanted it to be like a picture window. And so, when I asked to do that, the first guy said that with the way it's designed, they can’t do that and they can't change it.

We got our sunroom enclosed by Four Seasons two years ago. We compared so many companies like local ones and Four Seasons had really expensive price at that time but we went with them because it's a national company and we thought they would do an excellent job. But unfortunately, they didn't. At the beginning, everything was smooth. The salesperson got our check very swift and after that, nobody contacted us for about a few months. I tried to call and they said they changed the manager like nobody is working on this project anymore and we have to talk to a new person, like the new manager in charge for this project. After a while, the other new manager is gone which was why it took almost a year and a half to finish the whole project. And I don't have anyone to contact with after they finish the whole thing.

I was happy with Four Seasons Sunrooms. I installed an enclosure by a porch two or three years ago and everything was perfect. The sales representative took care of what I wanted to know and handled all the answers.

We had Four Seasons install a glass room in our house. I didn't like it. They're pretty, but they're not meant for people in New York or any area that has four seasons. It cost us a fortune to cool and heat it. It was also leaking. They've been here three times to try to fix it but they weren't able to. I gave them money when they first came here, but then they didn't come. I then called them and sent letters to the general manager of the business. Finally an employee came and it took more than one day to be done. At that time, I was working full-time and my baby sitter was appalled because he was completely inappropriate with her. It was to the point where I stayed home the next day because I didn't feel comfortable leaving her and my child with him.

Before my mother died, she had her room done by Four Seasons. They did a good with that so a few years later I had our 20 x 30 porch glassed in. When we had a problem, their sales rep came out and fixed it. Also, their contractors were good people. The overall quality of the work was good and the product is still good until today. Four Seasons did a good job.

I got my windows replaced by Four Seasons and the quality of work was good. There was rotted wood that they did not foresee because the house is old but they took care of it at no extra cost. They must have paid $10 out of pocket to get some 2x4's and redo the wood. However, when they disconnected my windows, I did not know my alarm system was disconnected and I had to reconnect it. The batteries must have gotten wet and I had to get two $5 batteries. I wished they would've tested it before I found out about it.

A neighbor recommended Four Seasons and I recommend them, too. We got a couple of quotes and decided to go with them not for the price, but more for the quality that we saw. We had a screened-in porch built for us. Their sales rep was nice and the installation was good. However, the screen came off a few months later but somebody came to fix it. Their customer service was good. The overall quality is also good—it survived the hurricane.

My understanding was that Four Seasons is the one that did the original installation when the building was built 25 years ago and I was told nobody else does it anymore. I replaced the original glass with a two-paned glass with the gas in the middle, which is supposed to keep the room dramatically cooler than the original glass. The overall quality of the work was satisfactory but it's not the issue. Their salesperson came and had his little demonstration with a double-sided glass. He put a heat gun against one side, and the other side was cool. The temperature in the room was getting up to 100 degrees. When he showed me that, there was a drop of 20 degrees or more on the other side of the glass. So, I had the job done for $11,500, and I'd like to take the job and put it where the sun doesn't shine because it was a rip-off. It hasn't changed the temperature in the room one bit, not one degree.

Four Seasons helped me with a set of glass wall, windows and a door. I was thinking about putting tiles on the floor now, but the entrance door is so low to the ground until it scraped when you put anything underneath it. It was a former carport and when contractors build a carport, they don't necessarily make it all even. So right at the door, one end is a little higher than the other and there's not enough clearance and I wish they paid more attention to that. I didn’t notice it right away so I didn’t complain about the door, but I figured out to put pave on partially and put an epoxy paint on the rest of it.

We live near Houston and we have a sunroom which was destroyed by Hurricane Pike. We had it when we moved in, a tree fell on it so it had to be replaced and we had to find a builder. I searched through the internet and other sites and Four Seasons Sunrooms was the name that came up. We didn’t have a whole lot of choices because not a lot of other companies continue to do that kind of work. They finished the work here five years ago and the quality was fairly good. It has some problems that the previous sunroom didn’t have. We’re having heavy rains right now so we had some leaks, but given the type of connection with our home itself, it is understandable that we would have them. So, I don’t attribute that to the work as much as I do to what they had to work with what we had.

I had incorrectly heard that Four Seasons Sunrooms is a good company so I had them build a room. The sales representative was very nice but the contractors were less than adequate. I'm very unhappy with the room. Also, a window broke and it's under warranty, and they're going to replace it, but that hasn't happened yet. I would definitely not advise anybody to use Four Seasons.

Four Seasons Sunrooms has a good reputation so we got them when we put a sunroom on. The electrical contractor was an old grump but he came around. We've had the sunroom for almost 10 years now and we've had leaks a couple of times but they came out and took care of it right away. On the other hand, I have a spring that needs to be replaced but I don't know exactly how to go about that. But other than that, I was very pleased and I had a great experience.

I needed some glass replacements for my windows in my house in Long Island and looked at who had done the previous one. It was written Four Seasons on the glass so I called them and got eight pieces of sunroom glass replaced. Then I got a call from one of the guys because they used to call us to ask if we need other work done. I told them I need my apartment fixed so some guy came there to evaluate but he never got back to me on what it was or when to call us and just disappeared. Other than that, the first job that they did for us, the sunroom glass, was very well done and I was happy with the overall quality of work. I would recommend them to a friend.

Four Seasons Sunrooms is a local company and I've done some research and heard good things about the product. Their sales team was friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable. I had the windows replaced and I'm happy with them. But, I was not happy with the installation. We've just had the floors of the house redone but when I got home from work, there was plastic everywhere and they scratched the floor because they dragged the windows on it up in the hallway. Also, they did a very poor job on the molding that they put around the window. I've had water leaking in a few of them, so I had to redo them. I made it clear to them that I wasn't too pleased and they took care of it as far as I can tell, but I still had to take care most of it on my own.

The people at Four Seasons were very good and they put out a very nice product. I was first exposed to them through one of those Houston Improvement Districts where you went down those reliance centers. They put in a screened porch patio for me to replace an old one. It’s been about three years now but it’s still holding up really well. The sales rep came to my home and gave me an estimate. He was very thorough and described the product and what they were going to do and got it done. The contractors were fine. First, I had one come out and they went to the roof, making more of a float, and put the patio together within the timeframe. The only thing we had to do was to have the roof custom-ordered because of its length. Otherwise, it went really well. The Four Seasons team were very helpful, very nice and on time. They’re very professional and they did what they promised.

Four Seasons Sunrooms came out and showed us what they could do as far as what their windows did and were about. The rep was great and the pricing was right for me. They also said that they could take care of us in a quick fashion. The contractors, while they seemed to be young, did their job in a professional manner. I had some questions about their installation and they answered things accordingly. The initial quality of the windows done seems well and I like them. They are great windows and were definitely an upgrade compared to what I had before.

Four Seasons put in a whole new window for me. When I first got it, it was great. The kids loved it 'cause they thought they were outside. However, the product didn't stand up. I was told with the new glass, I won't have to wash it. But when it rains, it puts some kind of a film on it. The window still has it and I can't go out there and clean it anymore. That's why I said, "Okay. Let's put a new roof." A whole new roof cost me $10,000. The roof was put three years ago and when I called Four Seasons when it first started to leak, they came and did whatever they had to do but then it started all over again.

I got a sunroom done by Four Seasons. At that time, there weren't too many companies that seemed to be interested in giving prices, but I was confident that Four Seasons would do a good job so we went with them. The only issue that I had with them was that it took a year longer than it was supposed to to get it done and they weren't really communicating. I bought it on April 3rd because it's my birthday and it was supposed to be built that summer, but it wasn't. They said they would do it before Christmas which they did, but they didn't say which Christmas. I just assumed it was the Christmas that year but they built it the next year. They got into the way, got behind and then it was winter. I didn't want it done in the winter. I got a little grouchy and I would have walked away but I had $10,000 paid down that's why they still got the job.

I wanted to replace the windows when I bought the place about four years ago. I liked the presentation of Four Seasons a little better and they weren't high pressure. I spoke to the sales rep twice and he was a very nice young man. The contractors were great guys as well. The windows keep the noise and the rain out. It's a good product and the quality is fine. My experience with Four Seasons had been excellent. They're good people.

I was very satisfied with my experience with Four Seasons Sunrooms & Windows. I liked their product and how the sales rep presented it. They did what they were supposed to do to install my windows and the quality of their work was good.

I was looking for windows and Four Seasons has been in the business for a while. However, they had installed one of the wrong windows and when I had called, the sales representative had a nasty and hateful attitude in his voice. He was very unprofessional. I had to call the district manager who was polite, courteous and very professional so I stuck with it. I also had the aluminum on the window and all of a sudden, it had warped that first year. So I called and the representative talked so nasty, I didn't even want to deal with Four Seasons and I'll never deal with them again.

Four Seasons claimed they had a special deal and I got them. They helped us with a sunroom. The overall quality of the work was good and the installers were excellent, but my interaction with the sales reps was horrible. The techs installed most of the windows except the very last one. The factory cut it wrong and it was too short so they had to nail a piece of plywood up there. We waited six weeks or more and kept calling the company but they wouldn’t return our calls until we finally threatened to sue them. Then the window came in and the installers came back and installed it. The people they used to do the cement work to enlarge the patio did it so badly that I had to get on my hands and knees with the chisel and try to straighten it out myself, and I'm 75 years old.

I was looking for something for a porch on my house, so I went to the home show in Markham. I liked what I saw and got a pretty good deal on an 8 x 16 Four Seasons Sunroom with a glass roof because it was a used item. The package was one that they had set up as a demonstrator and when they changed their demonstration model, they had this one sitting in the warehouse. So, I bought it from them and installed it myself. We had to do a bit of back and forth dickering with the sales rep. They wanted more money than I wanted to pay but we came to an agreement and it was fine. We basically talked to his manager directly at the time on speakerphone and made the deal with the manager but the salesman did the leg work. He set it up for us and did a good job. We also had to figure out whether or not we were going to the ease of my house because I didn't want to have to go above it because that's too much work.

A lot of magazines show all-glass sunrooms and I knew that Four Seasons Sunrooms & Windows make them so I called them to see what it will take. I got the whole glass sunroom from them and their sales rep was friendly and good. I used their design and when they filed the permit, they were to follow the permit from the Sunroom guy. So, that’s why there were a couple of checks by the city. And sales rep told the Sunroom guy to send the permit. So, that was good because I wasn’t sure. They had to modify the deck according to the engineering requirement but that was supposed to be built by an independent contractor so they had to get a hold of the deck guy. I wanted to make sure that they follow the design.

Four Seasons were at a trade show and they seemed to have good quality windows. Initially, the very first person I spoke with was very knowledgeable and seemed to have a good idea of the company. I was also able to negotiate them down, quite low compared to other companies. But other than the first time meeting them, everybody after that was just terrible.

Four Seasons Sunrooms & Windows' rep told me that everything was done in-house and that was like icing on the cake. But when the installers got there, they were outsourced. I was pissed off because the salesman lied to me. However, it turned out that the contractors were really good so it didn't bother me. They’re very pleasant, very friendly and they’re really nice to my wife and my children. They’re also quick. They didn’t make a mess and dragged stuff around, which is good. It didn’t feel like dealing with a lot of contractors.

We live within six miles of Four Seasons showroom. I'm a senior citizen now and I drove by there for 30 years since they've been in business. And when we finally decided to go with it, the company had changed hands. And once the company does that, it's never the same. We signed in January of 2012 to have work done and it was not completed until August of 2015 through no fault of our own. There was a bunch of problems. Nobody seemed to coordinate in a way that made us feel like they were on our side in both inner and upper management. It was always a struggle. I even had the supervisor’s cell phone and half the time, he wouldn't answer it. It was a bad experience.

I was just trying to replace what I already have. I got the name and information from one of the windows that was already in the Sunrooms. The Four Seasons rep, Jason, came out, did the estimate and got me a good deal on everything. I liked him. Every time I called him, he answered. He was responsive so he was good. However, he was let go and someone else was there. They had to turn over. I was worried that I already paid a significant amount of money and I thought that I was not going to get anything back. I contacted Jason and he told me to not worry, that Four Season Sunrooms is a good company and that they would honor the contract and everything. I felt better after that.

I have two companies that I have gone to. I called Four Seasons and they were doing home consultation. The person who came was the head of the Northern region of California and he was also part-owner. I was impressed with the approach and styles so I decided to work with them. However, to my surprise, the people who did the construction were contractors. They were not Four Seasons' employees so they work in their own ways. I'm not too enthusiastic about the kind of work they've done. There was a lot of delay in getting the product done. It's supposed to be a two-month project but it took them almost six months. The quality of work is not too impressive. For example, there are some gaps in the panels they mounted side by side like a wall. I can see through outside and dust and insects come in. I told Four Seasons a couple of times but nobody showed up.

I tried to reach some people to do a project. Everyone knew we don’t do it and then I met with a friend. He did some work and told me this is what Four Seasons Sunrooms did and how much it would cost. I agreed about everything and we started. My friend had problems because the franchise of the people who started with him had gone bankrupt but the company told him that they will continue and they took responsibility. The company finished the project for him.

I like the way the Four Seasons representatives explained the procedures. I got the window replaced for the whole house from them. The contractor was good and I didn't have any problems with them when they’re on site. A year later during a hurricane, water poured in from the windows so I called but somebody told me that that company I was in contact with in Raleigh was out of business and was sold over for another company. I got a little bit frustrated and nobody can help me out. I'm upset and I already called a different company to fix it. Now I'm in the questions that I have contact with a company that's been bought out by another company so if I have my windows worked on or if I need a replacement, I don’t even know where to go.

I put up an awning over our patio with Four Seasons Sunrooms & Windows. I had to come to their terms. My area that I wanted to get covered was a little different than what they could do but they covered everything that was necessary. Their rep knew what he was talking about and the contractors were more informed than I was. This ended up being a better product than what I imagined. The workers were well knowledgeable in their trade. They didn’t waste a lot of time. They knew where they were going and what was coming next. They were very precise. They did a fine job.

Several years ago, we had replacement windows made and installed by Four Seasons. I learned about them through some printed advertising and got an estimate from them along with others. They had the most reasonable estimate for what we wanted done and so we went with them. The quality, reps and contractors were all fine.

I had just moved in our neighborhood and a guy was here advertising Four Seasons. The salesman was good and he didn't give up. I used Four Seasons for all my windows except for three. The overall quality of the work was good and I liked how the contractors put the windows in. The contractors, which were two brothers asked me why I would I change the windows and I told them how one of them had a crack in it and when I had called, I didn’t think I can get just one window. They were really good. My experience was great overall.

My experience with Four Seasons was long and took many years. We got a sunroom from them. We spent so much money on it and we expected them to use high-quality materials but they did not. The quality wasn’t great. We're still having leaks, which we mean to contact them about. Their sales rep and their contractor were good, and they're good about coming and fixing the leak last time. However, they don't fix all of them. Also, the main problem was the little staircase coming from the door into the greenhouse. They just threw it together and that's it. They did what they told us they would do but it wasn't quality work at all.

The condo that I have bought had a Four Seasons glass house on it and I needed it to get repaired. The quality of work that I received was terrible. The workers were very unprofessional. They told me that they're going to be here and I waited for them but they were three hours late. They told me that they had the wrong parts and it was the same thing all over again. Also I just redid the whole condo and everything was brand new in it and they went in and out of the house with mud on their boots and were smoking in the house when they were working. The glass house also leaked ten times before they fixed it. It was a nightmare.

Four Seasons helped me with my whole kitchen. They installed some cupboards and did the floor. However, I have to call them back because one of the cupboards is broken and the inside is loosened. The pipe was also leaking. It wasn’t what I expected because I paid a lot. They subcontract all the work but the people they employ weren't as good. Some contractors were good, some weren’t and it’s very sporadic. They need to focus on who they hire and subcontract their work out to. They weren't as professional as they should have been. They even came in the middle of the night with the sheetrock and it was inconvenient to me.

I did a Google research and Four Seasons was in the area. They had a high rating so I chose them to replace the windows. The sales rep was very friendly but I wasn’t terribly satisfied with the overall work quality. They cut out the old windows and put in the refabricated, but it changed from one design to another. They cut the edges on the old windows, so you see the unfinished wood and it was flawed.

I bought some windows from Four Seasons because of the quality of their products and they turned out to be good. My interactions with their sales rep and contractor were also good. Four Seasons has been reliable, came when they said they were going to come, and did the work. I'll recommend them.

We built two different sunrooms with Four Seasons. The first one that we built in one house was really well done and lovely, but the second one, a very small sunroom, was a total train wreck. First of all, we got a quote to do the job, then they fired the salesman who gave us the quote, and then they said that he quoted it wrong and doubled the price. We went and pushed on that a little bit and got the price back down to within $300 of the original quote.

I don't like Four Seasons at all. I got a sunroom from them and it was a lot of baloney. If you put this certain window for a certain amount of money it's supposed to be cool in the summer and hot in the winter. But the room was freezing in the winter and hot as hell in the summer. Also the paper film that they had between two panels just wound up crunching up. I ended up having someone come in here and cover it up from the inside except for the curvature part which is the only part that you could see glass from inside.

I called around for a couple of estimates and Four Seasons seemed like they had a better product. The sales representative was very friendly and he described everything very well. The contractors who installed the windows were very good and the windows are withstanding very much since installation two and a half years ago. I have a 90 pound dog who constantly throws himself at the windows and they're holding very well. It was a good experience overall.

Four Seasons did the bathroom in my old apartment. Another company did the bedroom and living room and common area. And there was a lot of back and forth because they pointed fingers. For example, debris needed to be removed, they said "Oh no, the contractor is supposed to do it." The contractor said, "Oh no, they're supposed to do it.” It was in our contract with Four Seasons that they were supposed to remove the debris. So, eventually they did. There were also several times that I had to reach out to David of Four Seasons to have people come back to do the job correctly. Part of the wall in the bathroom near the doorway had a huge depression in it. It looked like part of the backer board broke, and instead of fixing it, they just painted over it. They agreed to send someone back but no one showed up.