Four Seasons Sunrooms & Windows Reviews

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 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.

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 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.

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.

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.

My house is 115 years old, but it’s well-made. The kitchen is old and needed remodeling, but it wasn’t in disrepair and there wasn’t anything falling. However, the previous homeowner installed vinyl windows poorly. I gave Four Seasons a call based on an advertisement and the rep told me about the Four Seasons rooms they make and gave me a bit of an overview of the products the company offers. I was in need of windows and that’s what I purchased. I worked as a millwork specialist for six months at Home Depot and I dealt with the doors and windows, so when the rep was describing the windows, I was familiar with all the terminology and the quality. The window was good based on the demonstration and the things that the rep was saying about them. The windows were well-made and I was not disappointed.

I bought windows from Four Seasons about three years ago. I used to have a local producer but that wasn’t good so I decided to get a name brand company so they know what they're doing. I found Four Seasons online, called about the prices and it was economical so I went for it. The sales reps were friendly and knew what they're doing, I didn't have to do and tell them anything. And the contractor was nice, friendly and helpful too.

I was shopping around for the glasses for my atrium. I got glasses for sunroom from Four Seasons and I had some windows put in. The overall quality of work was very nice and I didn’t have any complaints. They were good.

I’d known about Four Seasons for years and I knew they had a good product so I had them build a sunroom. The original salesman was good and we were able to negotiate a fair price. The fellow who did the work was also very good and the overall quality of the work done was very good, and I had no problem with the contractor putting up the materials and doing the job. But I have an issue with a leak that I've been dealing with for three years. I called the company in Bohemia, Long Island three times, but they never came and the issue has never been resolved. The representative said that they were going to channel my issue through the right person and call me back, but they never did. Then there was another time when they transferred my call, so I was waiting, but I was cut off. So, although I was very happy with the sunroom project and the work done on it, I have not been happy with the customer service.

I wanted a sunroom and Four Seasons Sunrooms & Windows was the one I knew that built windows and rooms. I came over and told them what I wanted and the sales representative gave me a quote. The contractors came in, took out the old stuff, and left the room open. The rain got everything soaking wet on the carpet and they came back and vacuumed it up. Then they framed the room out and called for inspection. But their inspector quit on them so they had to wait for a new one. When the inspector finally came in, the contractors had to redo the framing to make it stronger which made the project run longer. The experience, on the whole, was less than what I expected and I wish they had a better price.

A sales guy for Four Seasons came over and he was friendly and nice. I liked the price he told me and also that they would come that weekend. We purchased the windows and the contractor came and worked. They were here all day and everything was good. My experience was great.

The windows in my front room were not sealed good anymore. We have talked around and done several things and then just decided to replace them. I liked that there was a little bit of tint on those windows because that sunroom is sunny. Four Seasons Sunrooms & Windows' rep came out and talked to me. I got two other bids but he was a good salesman and they had a good product. The man was nice and they seemed to be the right fit. He brought several products then I saw the one with the little bit of tint on the window and said, "Oh, this would be great." I know that it would pay for itself by keeping in the hot and the cold in the different seasons but also the extreme sun that my sunroom gets. They came in, did a good job, cleaned up behind themselves and were gone. We didn't have a lot of time with mess. It was excellent.

The Four Seasons' representative that came out to my house was very thorough and pleasant. He respected me as a woman since I was the one who was going to be doing the purchasing because my husband is out of town a lot of the times. I purchased their windows and it was excellent. He not only explained everything really well, but he recommended things that I would have never thought of being middle aged with some health problems with my back. One of my larger windows is a bit behind our couch, and instead of doing the up and down, he recommended side to side sliders which has helped us out tremendously.

Four Seasons came and installed my windows. However, I had one problem with one window where the guy that came out to measure the opening gave the wrong measurement. It took us a month and a half to get that window put in. It was ordered so when the guys come, they come in, take the windows out and then one arm of the company will come in and put the windows in. When they came to this window at my granddaughter's bedroom, they took the window off of the truck and it was half the size, so they had to close up the opening and then order the window. When the one that was reordered came in, it was also the wrong size, and they had to order again. But they put the rest of the windows in the house in, caulked them and cleaned up after themselves. They had their cloth down and their vacuum, and did a good job. I was just not pleased that the window was ordered wrong twice.

When the Four Seasons Sunrooms guy came over, we talked about their product and he gave us the price. We figured the price wasn’t that bad so we went with it and got a window replacement. Their contractors were good. We talked to each other and when we had a problem, we called them and they came, they did what they had to do and took care of the problem right away.

Four Seasons installed four of our windows a few years ago and our experience with them has been easy and good. Then, I had two sales reps come over and they were both very nice and knowledgeable. The installation started in the morning and they were done by the afternoon, and everything has been fine ever since. We went with them because of the quality of their windows. My husband also preferred their quality of windows over other companies.

It's been three years since we've used Four Seasons for all of our windows. They have withstood the hurricanes last September and August, and we are really happy with them. The contractor who came to put it on also seemed very competent.

We liked Four Seasons' products so we went to the Trade Magazine Expo several years ago and saw what they offered. We had a positive interaction with their sales rep and we’ve been very pleased with the installation. They took a screened-in back porch and turned it into a three-season room, providing a glass enclosure with sliding doors and windows. We have got tremendous use out of the room that they provided for us. We are also very satisfied and happy with the quality of their work.

Four Seasons came with a really good presentation and detailed the efficiency of the windows, which turned out to be very false. The store manager was fine. Everything is fine while you're signing the contract and then things dissolve. I bought an entire 16 x 16 room including the glass ceiling and the quality was poor. The contractors were nice, but they were two months slow and took their good old time getting it done. I ended up with a very bad leak that got on the floor and mold was created underneath the finished floor. I approached them verbally, in writing and every way I can think of and their response was denial until such time I threatened a lawsuit. It was a royal battle to get them to fix it.

I left a phone number and out of the three people I found, the guy from Four Seasons was the only one who called me back. I wanted to replace the stationary screens in our sunroom and the aluminum back porch that I have. He brought a roll of a screen with him and a roll of rubber in his little tool and he was done in less than an hour. After he replaced the screens, he took my plastic panels that clip to the outside of the sunroom and he made a greenhouse. He took my aluminum frames with him and put the plastic in them in his shop and put them back. He came out and did everything and I didn't have a problem with him.

My experience with Four Seasons Sunrooms & Windows was very good. The window is perfect. The contractors who put in the windows were professional people. Everything was excellent and I recommended Four Seasons.

I went online and found Four Seasons Sunrooms & Windows. I saw the type of window that I wanted and I went with them. The sales rep was nice and good. The installers were nice, very pleasant and cleaned up as well. The work itself was good except for the finishing up of it. The windows themselves were good but I never got them certified because they didn’t put the stickers on them. I understood that was part of the deal whenever I had them installed. I paid for that but it was never done so I'm still not happy with it. I kept asking to send me the stickers to put on the window for the engineer to be able to finish certifying the window. I got a terrible note from them when they sent me those stickers. It was ugly.

I had Four Seasons build me a sunroom. I got them because their quality was better than other places. They also gave me a tiled floor in that room that was part of the package, that was supposedly part of the pricing. It was a good selling point and it actually helped sell me. A guy from Four Seasons came, he had a book and explained everything. I was quite satisfied with that and I went ahead with the construction. It was done pretty quickly. The way it was done and the methodology, it was very good. I know a little about doing things and putting things together. So, what they did and how they did it was really done efficiently. I actually used the same contractor to do some additional work in my house after that.

I went to an individual that had Four Seasons sunroom put in his house and checked on them as they put them in. The people that work there looked like they knew what they're doing. I went back a few days and checked the windows, and I liked them very well. So, I called Four Seasons and I got 14 windows from them for the whole house. Their sales rep was right here all the time the installers were working. The installers were good and they did a super good job. I was well pleased with them. They never slowed down on the track. I worked on the windows too by taking them up and down four or five times, set it up, lock it, and go to the next one to check because I don't want them to stick.

I've been aware of Four Seasons for a long time. I used it for a friend of mine and myself years ago when I had a home improvements business. I like their products and what they do, and that's what led me to have them do this job, where they enclosed an existing screen porch. I understand that they're a franchise, and this particular franchise gave me some problems, but the sales rep was fine and didn't have to sell very much. I knew what I wanted. I was familiar with the product as I educated myself about it, and we went over it. However, that's where I ran into knocking heads with the owner of the franchise.

We bought a house that all the windows needed to be replaced in. I searched online to see who was in the area and Four Seasons popped out, but then I also researched a few others. Four Seasons was the first one to do a presentation, which was well done. The sales rep was a fairly young guy and he was knowledgeable. He knew the product well and was good at his job. He was also a likable person. My husband didn't want to have to sit through the long presentation again with anybody else, so he said to go with them. Although those windows were awfully darn expensive, they provided a great product and cleaned up all their mess such as taking out the old windows then putting in the new ones. Overall, Four Seasons is a very good and reputable company. The quality of their work was really good. I would recommend them to others. They were professional and we enjoyed having them.

I had Four Seasons Sunrooms to build a full sunroom in my house. I wanted it to have a glass roof and my they were the only company at that time that could do it. So I got the room what I wanted and the quality is good but I don't like it. They demonstrated the regular glass and this glass. But the rep misrepresented it. He kept telling us that the glass was great and not to worry about the sun, it would be fine. But whatever he showed us during the demonstration didn’t come through to the actual room itself. During the day we cannot use the sunroom because it gets too hot. I am dissatisfied and if I could do it again, I wouldn’t do it.

Four Seasons has been around for a long time and I figured that it had to be decent or trustworthy. But I wasn’t aware that they subcontracted the window installation out. So if I ever had an issue, I'd get caught up between who I purchased it from and who installed it. And the windows could have been installed a little bit better. There are gaps between the molding and the window and when I try to open them, they get jammed.

I purchased a home and one of the main features of why I purchased it was the sun room. We had the inspection done and the township told us that we needed to replace six windows. I looked to find who could replace them and when I was looking closely, I saw that it was Four Seasons Sunrooms that installed it. I called them and they sent someone out to do the replacement. A day or two after they did the install, there was a terrible rain and we noticed a bit of water. We thought somebody left something open, but when it rained again, we realized something was wrong. The installation was incorrectly done. I called Four Seasons Sunrooms and explained that we didn't realize the sun room was leaking. They sent somebody out and caulked it, but it continued to leak.

The Four Seasons Sunrooms & Windows' main office is located within three miles which is not too far from my business. I have been aware of them for years, seen them work and know their reputation. I had an idea to build an atrium in my restaurant and it was something I wanted to do so I took the plans to them and asked if they can do it. They look into it with no problem so we proceeded to do it and had an excellent overall quality. Their sales reps were very helpful, polite, accommodating and did everything they said they're going to do.

We built a new house and we wanted a real sunroom on it, not just a glass and porch. Four Seasons worked in the area. We worked with the salesman out of Houston and since it’s a new house, we didn’t have an existing house for them to come out and measure. So we were assured to take our house plans and design the sunroom to exactly match.

I was looking for windows for the entire house. I was thinking about Home Depot then I decided to dwell deeper and found Four Seasons. I called for information and they sent me a gentleman named Joe to help convince me to use them. That gentleman was very pleasant and knowledgeable and so, I got windows for the entire house. The quality of Four Seasons' work was exceptional. The two men who came with the windows were outrageous and they didn't want to seem out of place. Now my windows are holding up just fine. Overall Four Seasons met and went above and beyond my expectations.

We hadn't tried Four Seasons before but my mother had. She lives in Levittown and that’s where she had her roof done by them. She had a good experience and that’s how we came to learn about them. The sales reps came over and had a meeting at our house. The contractors were also there and evaluated things. They all looked at the job and said they could do it. We arrived at a price for what we wanted done and it was good. The job was done within six weeks. The contractors stripped and rebuilt everything and gave us practically a new kitchen. They did what they said they were going to do with very nice craftsmanship so I’m very pleased with the work. They were also very respectful and courteous. The work was very organized, compact and the job was beautifully done. It was a wonderful experience dealing with Four Seasons.

I shopped around for windows. Four Seasons Sunrooms' sales rep showed me how they work and I liked the way they function. The contractor was on point, too. He measured the windows and put them in. He did an excellent job and I liked the way the product fit. It's neat, professional, and I would recommend them to somebody.

Armor Four Seasons in Wauconda, Illinois - I need a scissors crank for the smaller of two windows in my 30-year old Four Seasons Sunroom and have contacted your dealership in Wauconda. I do not even receive the courtesy of a return phone call. I've contacted your corporate office and was interviewed by a very nice rep but nothing has come of that, either. With all the competition in my Chicago area I'm surprised by the lack of customer support.

I always thought Four Seasons was good but what really made me went with them was seeing the models of it and how much heat reflects off the glass for our pool house. The product’s fantastic but the engineer got all freaky about the hurricane rating even though we’re not in the very coastal area. It took a while to get that settled and it just mainly dragged on and on and nobody seemed to care.

Four Seasons installed my windows a few years ago. Everything went smoothly then, especially as soon as I gave them the $7,000. I had a bay window in my living room and there's a water leak in the seating area so there's a wood damage over a period of time. I contacted Four Seasons and it took about a month for them to respond and for me to get in touch with the right person to come out and look at it. They said they were busy with the people affected by the hurricane. When they came out, they found that the silicone seal was not completed when it was installed. The people who came were not the same ones who initially installed it and nobody would claim ownership of who was responsible but I had all the paperwork. We had to replace the wood damage and pay it ourselves. I wasn’t happy with them at all.

I've been happy with my sunroom which is my private den or man cave. Four Seasons built it a good 15 years ago. I met a rep, he asked me what I wanted and I explained it to him. We did a plan and we went out doing it. I only dealt with their company because of his professionalism and the years they've been in business. But about three years ago, I replaced all the glass panels on the roof because they were getting moisture in between the glass. I had Four Seasons do it. A very nice man with his son who works with him came. The man was great and we had a great interaction.

I was at a home show and Four Seasons Sunrooms & Window had a promotion at the event. Their sales rep showed us the different features and options and I liked what he was offering us for our sun porch so we had them install a screened in porch. There were a couple of challenges with the way the porch was laid out and the contractor suggested some options. We were going to put the door in one spot and he suggested we put in another which we're glad we did. He also put a dog door in for us. We have three dogs and they use the dog door all the time which is great. We just open the door and they can go in and out. The work that they've done was very good and it has lasted well. I had it since 2013 but when you look at it, it's like new. It has good quality. It was also easy to deal with them. They did what they said. If we have another job to do, we’d call them back.

Four Seasons said that if I wash their window there wouldn't be any watermark and I liked that. Furthermore, their sales representatives answered all my questions and gave me a good discount. Also, their price compares with other brands. Four Seasons' products are of good quality but aren't highly expensive. And so I had their windows installed in almost a whole hall.

I had different people come out and the demonstration that Four Seasons provided made me go for windows replacement with them. The quality of the work is okay. I haven’t had any problems with it but the windows were overpriced. I was unhappy with finding out that the local distributor was out of business and the closest one is Houston. But other than that, I'm happy with the windows and the way they worked. The house was built in ‘72 and it was mass produced with the house and it had single pane and the air was blowing through here like there were no windows.

The Four Seasons sales guy that came over, George, was pretty good. He did the test with the heat lamp, showed me how the frame that holds up the window was made, and how we had installation going inside. He was pretty detailed. I had a couple of companies come over and Four Seasons really stood out by the fact that they're manufactured in the US. They were great until six months ago.

I was in the process of trying to find new replacement windows, and we went to a home show and got brochures and information there. I had about 15 people from different companies come to the house. One came from Four Seasons and did the presentation like everyone else. He was very professional and didn’t push us on the sales. He presented what he had, helped us think out of the box and helped us solve the problems we're having. We had a bunch of other contractors bid out with prices ranging from $8,500 to $42,000 and Four Seasons' price came in right at our budget and right in the middle of that range.

The salesman from Four Seasons came with a good product so I had them install some windows in the house. They were good workers and the windows were good products. We like them. I'd recommend them.

I got a patio done by Four Seasons three or four years ago. They did all the work and I appreciated the way the installation went. It was transparent and I didn’t have to do anything. I paid the money and it was done. Also, they were very knowledgeable and asked me basic questions about how I wanted certain things and that went really well, too. They provided excellent service and installation.

The guy from Four Seasons came out, showed us the product and we were pleased with the product and the cost. We replaced all the windows and we got a patio door. The contractors they sent out were knowledgeable and polite. Also, they did a good job and it was a fine experience. I would refer them to someone else.

I drove by Four Seasons on the interstate and their main office is local to me. Plus, from what I could find, their warranty was the best. I got the sunroom and the quality of work was very good generally. It's also a good product overall but at least a year ago, their support hadn't been good. In one of the windows, the screen was not quite square. So they said they could take the roof off and realign it, or just cut me another screen. I told them the latter option was fine. It was a small difference and it’s stupid to take the thing apart. It ultimately got resolved, but it took forever. They also came out and fixed a couple of minor things, like the door latch wasn’t working correctly.

We were looking for quotes on the internet and we looked up four different companies in Google. We then chose Four Seasons Sunrooms because of the pricing and customer care. Plus, they were local. We got a window in the three bedrooms, a sliding door and a front door. The sales rep explained that I have the same window as Sears and the other companies we called but they weren’t labeled under Anderson Windows which was $2,000 more expensive. They made the window. It just didn’t have their name on it because they were making it for Four Seasons.

Not many companies do sunrooms. I saw Four Seasons in the showroom, talked to them about it, we worked out a good price and decided to do it. I had a deck in the back in the second level and I wanted to do it myself and make it into a sunroom so it’s basically a roof, a front wall of glass and a little door on the side so it's only two sides. The quality was good but I still have an issue. In the glass part, they had to do this cricket on the existing bedroom roof and what they did let water into the bedroom. It’s not fixed yet and it’s just covered right now. Certain storms come in a certain way and the water manages to get in there.

We added on a 25 x 10 sunroom. There were some problems at the end that really did not get addressed. The person who did it wasn’t a contractor for Four Seasons. He was knowledgeable but there was some misalignment of screws and the windows didn’t open quite right. He did it in a couple of days. They left a mess when they left. We really didn’t get complete satisfaction from the company about that. I did not like the sales representative very much either. It was very high-pressure. I would not deal with him again. I would definitely go to another company rather than deal with him. I’m not happy with the sales or the service afterwards, but I’m happy with the product itself.

Four Seasons Sunrooms had a lifetime guarantee which led me to believe that they would come back if there were any problems so I went with them. They replaced all the windows at the house. They were professional and the windows themselves were fine but the installation is the problem. The strains are not fitting and the way they framed the window on the outside, they used some sort of poplar wood which didn't look right. It was a ranch house in Texas, I live in Florida right now. There are still some issues that are unresolved. It’s been a few years since they've been installed but the company is supposed to make good if there is something you're not satisfied with. So, I would give them a call when I'm back in Texas. I was interested in doing my house in Florida as well but I want to make sure they fix any problems in Texas first.

Four Seasons put in windows in our den, bedrooms and living room. The job got completed but I was getting the runaround and I couldn't get in contact with the person who sold me the windows. I left him several voice messages for him but he never returned my phone calls about questions I had. I never spoke to him again after the initial sales pitch and he was supposed to show up the day of the installation which he never did. There was also a problem with the way the windows were installed but after several calls, the installers came back and fixed them. And then I had problems with one of the installers but the guy who was in charge of the job took care of the situation. Overall, it was a frustrating experience and they could have done a better job.

We visited Four Seasons Sunrooms' showroom near Downsview, Northern Toronto and talked to the salesman. It wasn’t the cheapest. It was reasonably expensive but we were looking for a good job and a good product. Price was not our prime consideration. It was the service and the quality of the product principally and their ability to install it in a timely fashion because when they took the old window out, the whole side of our townhouse was exposed. There was nothing there. It had to be done in one day. The sales representatives were knowledgeable and courteous. That also would’ve been part of the equation as to why we chose them.

I had a small patio on the back of my house and Four Seasons did a standard screen room in the back. I was there in and out and the contractor was nice. They got it up quickly and made sure everything was done correctly. The only issue I had was when the door got broken. It wasn’t anything with the quality and it was because they had some bad weather but in order for them to fix it, they told me that I had to pay a certain amount of money. I ended up not getting it fixed. But I would recommend Four Seasons because of the work that’s done.

Four Seasons Sunrooms is a Long Island based company and I am a Long Island based resident so I was familiar with them. In my evaluation and assessment of the different windows and value for the window, their window technology is the best value for the money in the market today. Even if it was more expensive, it would still be the best value in the market. Aside from windows for a house that I was re-having, I also purchased from them the kitchen cabinet and installation for that particular project.

I got a sunroom from Four Seasons years ago. It was a good service and it's durable. The installation was very efficient. It was a good experience and I have recommended Four Seasons to several people.

We needed new windows so we did some research on the computer. I made some phone calls and we had lots of people come in and do their spiel. We picked Four Seasons Sunrooms because they’re comparable to other windows. Also, the sales rep who got here was a friend of my son. But I didn't know that until after they came to the house. He was great. He answered every question, and he made himself very available and spent lots of time with us in explaining. He also checked up after the installers were here. He even came over while the installers were putting the windows in and came back after all they were done to make sure that everything was done correctly and that we were satisfied. He brought me a bottle of wine too.

Four Seasons have high-quality products. The sales rep gave a demo and I liked the video. It was pleasant. The contractors that came were pretty professional. They installed some windows and the quality was great. Some windows had to be made to fit and they were able to do that. Overall, it was a very positive experience and I was satisfied with them.

I had Four Seasons do a sunroom 25 years ago and for a while, I was disappointed because the windows didn't have the kinds of technology that they have now. They were very pushy then but we wanted the sunroom, and we did it. They made a lot of promises that didn't actually happen. It was a big job and it was over $25,000 then. I also had these custom drapes put in which they subcontracted, but I was a young homeowner and didn't know any better. I didn't have any recourse when those fell out and I have since pulled them out and had the glass redone.

Four Seasons helped me do a sunroom a few years ago and it was perfect and exactly what I wanted. Their sales representative visited me a couple of times. I saw him doing the first study and the interactions I had with him went well and I was happy. I just have a bit of concern with my price because it was a bit on the high side as compared to my neighbor’s. Since my neighbor did it years ago, I said, “Oh, maybe the price increased over the years. That seems to be reasonable.” But when I referred Four Seasons to my friend, he said, “Oh, I paid a minimum basic at half your cost” and I don’t know whether it’s because the quality of my sunroom is higher or it is because of the material difference, but I haven’t heard about anyone who has a price as higher than mine. I should’ve called Four Seasons Sunrooms years ago. There’s a little reservation on the price but on the bet, it’s all great.

We've had two sunrooms built by Four Seasons Sunrooms. They were both satisfactory. The first one leaks but it has panels that's going to leak. The second sunroom is better than the first so they must be improving their techniques. On the second one, there was a problem of encroaching into a setback and it was a hassle with the neighbor but the tech worked it out to our satisfaction. We'll use them again if we ever need another sunroom.

I've known about Four Seasons Sunrooms for a long time and they've always had a good reputation. We had them do a sunroom, however, the quality of work was not really what we read online. As a matter of fact, we had quite some problems. They had some really shady characters coming and doing the work. One guy was cutting things up and then when the platform was made, he made it too low then patched it instead of redoing the whole thing so the windows were upside down and leaking left and right. They came back here eight times. Also, they were not exactly the most responsive. Instead of two weeks as they said, it took us a year and a half to complete the project. Now, it’s three years later but we still have an issue.

I went online and requested a quote from Four Seasons. Then, their rep came, explained it like a presentation, had his demo and we made a deal. I had all windows for my house replaced. The contractors were pretty nice guys. They were cooperative and they did a very good job. We were satisfied with the quality but we have two complaints, one minor and the other a bigger complaint. The vinyl part in the bottom of one of the windows for my bedroom is not straight and bending. Also, one of the stoppers broke. But if I compare for energy efficiency, I would definitely recommend them because, to me, the glass looks really tough, heavy-duty and the space in between of the two layers is thicker as compared to Home Depot and others. Also, I was told the color won't change and I think it is the same. It was a very good experience. The quality as stated in the demo almost is similar and that's what we were expecting. Excellent overall quality.

10 years ago, we had Four Seasons build us a sunroom. We liked the thermal quality of their windows. The contractors were topnotch and their work was outstanding. Then we had a tree fall and hit it right at the peak. Insurance paid Four Seasons for the rebuild, so it was excellent. We've recommended them.

We've had a great experience with Four Seasons Sunrooms. We’ve seen their ads on television and since their name is well-known, we decided to get their services for a sunroom. The quality of their work was excellent. Their sales reps were knowledgeable, courteous, and easy to contact. They explained Four Seasons’ products to me. The contractor they sent out was good and very knowledgeable as well. We had no problems with them. However, it’s annoying that Four Seasons constantly calls and sends emails. It's an overkill. But otherwise, everything was great.

Four Seasons did an excellent job. I like their sales reps. They came over my house, had a couple of estimates, and I thought their presentation made a lot more sense than other companies'. I got windows from them and the installation crew was excellent and very efficient. They did measurements, fitted the windows to their specs, and they looked great. I'm a satisfied customer and if I ever needed something in the future, I'd give them a call.

Four Seasons has a building with a store front out here. We would see it by driving by. Then we looked at reviews online and then we had somebody come out and give us an estimate. What they offered was probably like Lowe's and Home Depot, which could be less formalized than whatever they had. We thought about it and we were satisfied enough. We didn't wanna keep looking so we just went with it.

The first experience I had with Four Seasons is when I went to their showroom to put a sunroom in. They said they could do it for $12,000 but when the salesman got to our house, it went up to $25,000. Are they kidding me? Nothing made sense so I said no. It wasn't a matter of $500, $1,000 or even $2,000. It's more than doubled. I asked him to justify the increase in price but he couldn't. We hadn't sorted that out and my impression was that they wanted to come into the home and get in there. Once they’re here, they would be able to wiggle their way in but that doesn't fly with me. So I told him that he's not going to get the job. Meanwhile, I went to another company which was less than a couple of miles away and I hired them to do the job for $12,000, they did a beautiful job. That was almost 18 years ago.

Four Seasons Sunrooms installed all of our windows. We did it in two sections. We did the front half of the house and then the back half. First time was in 2010 and the second one was in 2014. The second time they came back, it took forever to get them and they kept sending the wrong stuff, complaining about how far the house was. None of it was very professional. They had to reorder one of the windows and we discovered they were made in New York. I don't have anything against New York but it was an overall issue for them trying to get it all done.

Our neighbor had a sunroom and they recommended Four Seasons Sunrooms saying it was good. We got a sunroom and the overall experience was very good.

Four Seasons Sunrooms' sales rep came and was trying to get me to buy the window from them. He described all of its features, showed that it was supposed to be hurricane-proof and that it was good at insulating. I had been to Sears, Home Depot and some other remodeling companies and thought that Four Seasons was the best. I felt that their product was superior to others. They finally got to a price where we could agree so in the end, the installation crew came, took out all the old windows and put the new ones in. That was 12 windows and it's going on three years that it's been installed.

I had my room done by Four Seasons Sunrooms and Windows several years ago. The sales rep was really good at selling it to us and he guaranteed everything. But afterward, it was like a fight to get them to pay. When they came to assess the whole situation, they gave us a price and then they kept saying they have to pull the tree stump out. They should have thought of that. We got the price and it kept getting added on. Then, there was the piping which they said I should have told them.

We had to replace all the windows in my house and I already signed the contract with Sears but I had 48 hours to undo it. I told the guy from Four Seasons who came first about the contract with Sears and he said to let him show what he can do. His price was higher than Sears but he agreed to lower the price to match Sears. I'm sure Four Seasons try to sell for as high a price as they can but at the same time, they're not going to walk away from a sale. The work he did was very good. I had a bit of an issue with one of the windows but they fixed it. It's still an issue but it's one of those things when you have to be tricky to get it closed. It's not a window that I open and close a lot so I really don't stress out about it much.

Four Seasons gave us what we thought was a good price and they seemed to know what they were doing so we got windows and two doors. The sales rep was fine, the installation was fine once we finally had it, and we like the windows but in between it was horrible. The installation was months later than they said it was going to be. They never talked to us while the windows were being made. We went through a whole season of heat and cold in between. We had already given them the money so we didn't know what to do. If they had called us once every two weeks even to tell us what was going on, that would have made it totally different. But we had to call them up and nobody returned our call. The administration of the office that we dealt with, in Campbell or San Jose, was changed all the time. There was never the same person there that we ever talked to. It was absolutely terrible.

When we wanted to have our windows done, Four Seasons Sunrooms came a bit cheaper than some of the other companies we got answers from. The Four Seasons sales representative and his wife worked together and they have been very professional when they came. They did excellent work and had the installation finished in two days.

We have sunrooms in two consecutive homes that we built. Our first contractor took us out to the Four Seasons' place in Western Toronto, and the experience was pretty good the first time. However, the second one was terrible. Word was that they were closing up business in Toronto and no one seemed to care anymore. Four Seasons was a shame and sorry business and they never came when they were supposed to. They disappeared for long periods of time while we were trying to get the house finished.

I had Four Seasons redo a kitchen for me. Their products were good and the overall quality of the work that they did was excellent. They had a professional group of people taking care of things, and they came when they were supposed to come. I had a good experience overall with Four Seasons.

The quality of the sunroom is satisfying, but the process was pretty painful. Four Seasons went through many reiteration of the design, and the project was delayed for half a year. Basically, there was no communication. I don't have a layout of the contract that I signed in place, but we paid a couple of deposits already and we weren't able to get all of it. They didn't really compensated me. The whole problem stemmed from Four Seasons themselves and the wrong personnel doing the wrong thing. It will be nice if there will be follow-ups after the whole thing was done, but there hasn't been given the experience we had.

A couple of people in our community had Four Seasons installed. Then, we got a recommendation from our neighbors so we had Four Seasons Sunrooms replace all the windows in our house. They did the presentation with the heat lamp and another gentleman came and measured. The only problem we had was that one of the windows had an arch at the top and they had to redo that window about three times before they got it. It's been at least four years since we had them install our windows and we haven't had a problem. They're a great product and I'd recommend them to anybody that wants them.

When I went to Four Seasons’ showroom right down the block to have some of our windows and doors changed, I got talked into building an outdoor patio. They were working on it for about three months and a $10,000 deposit. Their rep was great because I was assured that they had all the experts to get us the variance since I don’t know my driveway run a lot to dig into it. It took about a couple of months before we finally figured out that the patio wasn’t going to work anymore and I was really hoping to get something done. So after that, and for me to get my money, we went back to working on the windows and doors and I ended up spending $30,000.

We had our Four Seasons sunroom installed during one of my best seasons--summer. And ever since, my wife and I have enjoyed sitting in it in winter, summer, spring, and fall. We love it completely. It’s the best money we ever spent.

When I had windows installed by Four Seasons, my experience has been extremely good. Their sales representative was excellent, very personable and down-to-earth. He understood our situation at that time and everything we want done. Although, a couple of things could’ve been done a little better. The measurements were good, but their contractors didn’t do a very good job and I plan to go back. There are holes in the windows and it was like they didn’t want to spend too much time or use a lot of caulking. Also I'm concerned if ever I need replacements or repairs, because their business here in Houston went out of business or moved somewhere else.

The windows themselves are fine. The quality/workmanship of the caulking job was mediocre at best. I wouldn't let those particular installers anywhere near my home again. I would possibly use Four Seasons again but only with different installers.

It was a bad experience from the wait after ordering to the installation of my 13 new windows. The measurements were wrong, the reorder was long, and I wasn't able to get the window design I initially ordered. The only good experience I had was the product is good and the installers were nice. I would not recommend Four Seasons.

We expanded our kitchen, so I made a greenhouse type dining room. The sales guy was good. However, there was a little bit of a friction between my carpenter and the installers because the installers said, "Oh boy, the carpenter's gonna have a hell of a time with this one" not knowing that the carpenter was standing right behind him. That was a little tense there for a few minutes. But that was squared away and luckily, I had an excellent carpenter. I've had it for a long time now and when Hurricane Sandy hit, a tree came down on it and did some damage. And even though that the unit's a little bit older, Four Seasons was very good about coming out for the replacements and fixing it. They're all up good as new.

I selected Four Seasons Sunrooms because of what I thought was a good reputation, but they were far from it. There were a number of problems in the construction. It had leaks after it was finished and I had to have them back a couple of times to fix it but I'm not really impressed with it. When the homeowner's insurance underwriters came and took a look at it, their estimate for replacing it in the case of a fire was about 40% of what it cost me to put it on.

I had all the windows replaced in my sunroom except for some on the sides due to a tree falling on it. They were never right from the beginning. They had to come back a few times because of the leaks. It did start leaking three times of coming. Several years later it started to leak in all different spots. I called them again as they told me these windows were guaranteed for life. However I've called and spoke to several people in the company and they're telling me that it is not covered for leaks only if the window breaks. That is totally ridiculous. They said they would have to charge me to be fixed. And now till this day have 4 to 5 different spots where the windows leak every time it rains. I am so upset with this Company and would never recommend them.

When I tried to find an installer for my windows, I looked at some of the local installers. And when I saw the catalog of Four Season, I decided to choose them. The installation was done several years ago and they were okay. Also, the representative is quite knowledgeable about the installation and the quality, he explained clearly.

I did some search on internet and found some reviews about Four Seasons Sunroom that were all positive. I called them, had the salesman over, the salesman was good enough to convince me that they’re gonna do a good job. They built a sunroom in the backyard. They’re great and overall quality of work was excellent. Very friendly, good customer service. They always respond on time. We had a couple of things here and there that I needed some help or explanation and they were always able to help me. Their contractor was always on time, they promised the delivery time and everything. They got the permit and everything adequately. No problems at all.

Four Seasons Sunrooms was terrible. They didn't tell us any additional cost from the beginning and we paid them $900 per month. It costed us over $72,000 for the whole sunroom and it was just one thing. We were left to believe that everything would be covered from beginning to end but additional costs came up. The only thing that we had to purchase was the floor. But then when it came to doing the drywall, they were just going to leave the bricks and the roof open the way that it was. There was already a roof to begin with. They said it would mean additional cost to do the drywall for all of that. The guy they subcontracted to do the drywall said he will do that and he did finish it. But now there's a leak on the roof because there's water damage on the ceiling.

The design and implementation of the Four Seasons hardware was fine. The sunroom is very nice and suits the objectives we set out for. It’s a worthy extension to the house. We have a couple of issues regarding the electrical and the interface between the sunroom and the existing house. When it rains, the breaker pops. There's water getting into some of the electrical connections that the contractor left behind. The stuff that did not work 100% is a fault that had to do with the contractor's work, having very little to do with the sunroom design which provides the shell of the building. But the sunroom is great.

Our experience with Four Seasons was so terrible on multiple occasions for various reasons, that I will NEVER choose to use this company again. I would intentionally look for another company. They already know that. Our last experience with them was about 3 years ago.

We have a really big house and we have really tall windows so I hire a window cleaning company. The little gentleman that I hired, that has always done our windows here, said "I'm having difficulty with about six of these screens. I can't get them to pop in correctly".

Four Seasons Sunrooms replaced all my windows. I have 30 something windows done. It was very good. But there was only one window that later on I kept seeing water in my dining room and didn’t understand what it was. Later on somebody came back and they forgot to cork the outside of that window. But other than that, it was great.

We were looking for windows and looked Four Seasons up. I used to drive by them when I went to work and just remembered their name. The sales representative was nice and let us know everything. It was all a quick process with Four Seasons. Once we got them, they came in, took out my old windows and put in the new ones. It took several hours and that's with them breaking out the old windows and cleaning up the mess so we didn’t have to worry about it, especially that we had young kids.

We had windows put in by Four Seasons. Their prices were within our range and we liked their product. Also, their representatives were knowledgeable and helped with questions. However, they called us many times to see if we wanted additional products. That was irritating but it wasn't a problem. Nevertheless, when we were dealing with them about the work that we actually wanted, they were great.

I saw Four Season’s ad in a trade paper. I liked the pictures, what they showed their work. Called them and people came out to do the work. They did a screened room for me. Overall quality of work is very good. Had one thing though, the electrician hadn’t finished the work and they wanted full payment for it. We told them that we wanted the work finished before we completed payment. They were a subcontractor so that wasn’t Four Seasons fault.

Four Seasons has been around quite a long time and I thought that they would actually be good. But they're horrible people and I would never do business with them again. They couldn’t deliver what they promised to me. I signed the contract, they ordered my part and they said it'll be in in three weeks. But it wasn’t in for three months. Every time I called them, no one had any kind of idea whatsoever what I was talking about or what my order was.

Four Seasons is beautiful. We had a sunroom with them and their people were wonderful. Their sales rep was a very good person and their contractors were beautiful people. Everything was fantastic. In fact, I recommended many people to go with them.

I have been enjoying my Four Seasons sunroom for over 2 years now... It's such a pleasure to spend time there that I don't sit in many other areas of my home now! The install went smoothly (even in the DEAD of WINTER!!) and by late January I was having my coffee whilst watching the birds at my feeder! Thank you to Rex and his son who did the assembly... Awesome job!

We rebuilt our porch a few years ago and the experience was good. We were satisfied with the quality, the timing and the people at Four Seasons. The rep was very friendly and cooperative. There was some tardiness at the beginning with getting the people out to get the foundation in and that dragged on for a while, but eventually it was done well enough and it passed the code. Everything is still in place even after Hurricane Matthew.

From 1 to 10, I will give a 7. Frame of my "new" windows have a few scratches. It happened during installation. I also found the wall (around the frame) chipped, I guess it was from the window hitting the wall. The two guys that came didn't have a clue of where the windows were going. I had to instruct them and also they brought the wrong window, they called me and offer me to exchanged it. That only shows that they were not 100% fulfill with customer order.

I would never call you again. The windows are terrible. Very drafty, wind blows thru them and very cold. I have had someone here three times to check out windows but can never find anything wrong. It is the grade of the windows.

Wow, it has been 2 years since I contacted Four Seasons to replace the glass of my Four Seasons windows/doors. Apparently the Houston franchise has a problem staying in business. I had to contact the Austin franchise to be told that Houston was closed. I wouldn't do business with Four Seasons again. I found out after the purchase that they are overpriced. Plus the enclosing section leaked.

I commend the sales people for trying to sell me a finished product that fit into my budget. For the most part, they did do that. However, the communication between the office, myself and the cabinet manufacturer was not good at all. "Unexpected costs", like the electrical needing upgrading, came up to about $5k (over my budget). The cabinets were too big to fit through the door (which then had to be cut down and brought in). The time to finish the project was delayed by about 3 weeks for various reasons unclear to me (and the office was not clear in explaining). I felt that I had to chase them to finish my kitchen. The final product was nice looking, but hindsight being 20/20, I would not use them again.

My wife was at one of Four Seasons' home shows in early 2013. She had a private meeting with one of the salespeople who quoted a price of $15,000 to $20,000 to put a small sunroom next to our dining room. They also made it sound like they could deliver something that was a superior product. The next time the salesman came to the house, he had a quote which was way higher. It was starting at $65,000. He said that if I act right away, they'll get it down to roughly $39,000. That's way too high a jump. I asked for the reason for this change and he couldn't give me any specific reasons. But he got his boss on the line and we came down to a new price of $30,000 but due to an oversight, that wasn't even honored. It went back up at a $36,000-level.

We were unable to remove our casement windows for cleaning because they were installed improperly. The technician came over and did the necessary modifications that would allow them to be removed for cleaning. I don't remember his but he did a great job!

It appeared that the shower was going to be awesome. BUT they had to re-route the drain. Apparently no one measured for that. After 2 major leaks from the shower drain into our kitchen that ruined part of the ceiling, their plumber came back and resealed the drain. The third time was it. I called and Joe came. They did not secure the bottom of the drain. They had to shore up the kitchen ceiling, to prevent the base which had no support under it from breaking again. They fixed that and sheet rocked the area in the kitchen, putting only one coat on it. Now I have to hire someone else to finish the job, and repaint the ceiling. I was told that plumber was fired, but that didn't help me. I will NEVER recommend them to anyone or use them again.

The Four Seasons Patio Cover was done under a City of San Jose Building Permit and was successfully completed/signed-off in September 2014. This Patio Cover has been a wonderful, permanent addition to our home. However, we did not enclose the patio to turn the patio into a "sun room". The only disappointing feature of this Patio Cover is that the water-seal (1) between the Patio Cover and our house and (2) above the gutter/drainage side of the Patio Cover was not complete. Because the installation was completed before we had our 2014-2015 El Nino rainstorms, there was no way to tell how good the water-sealing process had been performed. The Patio Cover leaks in the above-two areas.

We have 4 sky lights and one of them leak only during soft rains. It's rather interesting that during heavy rains there isn't a leak. Secondly the exterior roof drainage system leaks underneath the gutter system, which is a design failure. Water is getting down inside the roofing material and transferring to an area under the exterior roofing that shouldn't have water.

My experience with Four Seasons was not a very good one. They took too long to start and to finish. They had 2 sets of plans one for the contractors and one for the town and neither one was the same. When confronted they were forced to change the roof line and wanted additional money from me which I would not give since they were given enough money. The entire process is much too lengthy to go into. They did make good on most things but my son had to finish off the rest.

In 2013, we approached the Houston branch of Four Seasons to construct a new sunroom to replace one with a leaky roof. Following the initial meetings, the signing of a contract, the proffer of deposit checks, the beginning of the actual construction, and the completion of what should have been a fairly routine project, we sorely regretted ever thinking this was a good idea. From first meeting until last adjustment took well over a year, most of which was spent just waiting for the company to do something - anything. The management, the ordering of the appropriate materials, and the actual construction were all fraught with incompetence and indifference. I wouldn't recommend this company to my worst enemy.

I felt I was badgered into the purchase. The salesman actually said, "I missed other appointments because of you." There were constant issues coming up. They said we're going to cost me more money to handle. I ended up getting my own permit because they told me I would need a variance. (I did not) They were not going to leave all the garbage/waste from the job. Lucky for me my neighbor let me use her dumpster to get rid of it.

This actually happened several years ago - we were looking into weather proofing with new windows and had a Four Seasons rep come to the house. It wound up being around $5000 for three windows - living room - dining room - and kitchen. I actually cancelled because I thought it was too expensive but my husband wanted to go ahead thinking they were the best on the market - the rep came back and said if we cancelled again he would burn down our house. The installation was pathetic - they didn't even finish off the inside of the window - and the windows themselves don't hold up to the promises (noise control and weather proofing). Huge rip off - the company stinks and I caution anyone to go anywhere else for their windows except Four Seasons. We had the rest of the windows put in with a contractor at a fraction of the cost and they are just as good.

I signed my contract with Four Seasons on 11/3/11 for a sunroom that was to be installed within 4-6 six weeks. My project was finally finished on 1/24/12, after having to call the corporate office multiple times. Also now after only five years there are holes in the metal flashing. Poor installers and material.

The wood they use to install my windows are existing. They did not caulk or seal in between the window and blockings. Right now, I have problems during the winter where water is going around the perimeter of the window. Lowe's is better! I did the 4 windows downstairs. Better quality workmanship.

Is this a joke? Two years after my sunroom debacle in which you flooded my entire house, leaving me homeless for NINE MONTHS while repairs were done by another company, no-showing a BBB mediation meeting then finally settling "for an undisclosed sum" by phone, because you were too pathetic to show your lying faces, you really want MY feedback? If anybody asks me, I've told them: "DON'T EVER HIRE FOUR SEASONS SUNROOMS!!!"

Had kitchen remodeled. Floor and electric was doing great. However the rest of the job, we were nickeled and dimed for everything. Supplies they needed to do their work I had to pay for and the length of time for the job was taken forever. Don't think I would ever Seasons again nor recommend them.

We replaced all of our windows, 31, and later we replaced both air conditioners. The house is fairly large 4-bedroom, with study, computer niche, and sitting room. The electric bill was cut more than in half. The windows in addition to being much more quiet and energy efficient are also hurricane proof. The installers were professional and efficient. Except for some scheduling delays caused by Four Seasons, the installation and experience would have been five stars.

Your work sucks. Your salesman lied to me and workers put in crappy slab. I will never have you do any work for me or tell anyone about your company. And your workers don't care about the quality of their work.

Had three double windows put in my house, they do not let the noise from outside in. They are tinted and no heat from sun comes in. Easy to clean from inside or outside. I am very satisfied with my windows. I have recommended Four Seasons to family and friends by word of mouth and on Facebook.

The sunroom has leaked since day one and the installing company has been unable to fix it and no longer has any connection to Four Seasons. I have applied caulking extensively and it still leaks. The installers drilled drainage holes that accomplished nothing. I would not recommend Four Seasons or their local installer Four Seasons Sunrooms of Cary, NC.

Contractor did a piss poor job. The price I paid is nowhere close to what I could have had Home Depot or Lowe's come in and do and come out with a lot better results than I have now. The sliding glass door that was installed, key has never worked from day one. And the door itself wasn't installed properly. Both sides of the sliding door slides but only one side locks. Huge security issue for me. I called the contractor about other issues found after his so called job was done and was only brushed off. He said he was going to return and fix said issues and never returned. In the wall the sliding glass door and windows were installed and the contractor left two baseball size holes in each corner of the wall leading outside. I wouldn't recommend this company to anyone. $5000 for a sliding glass door and window. I could have spent $1000 and got a better result doing it myself.

We signed the contract for a large sunroom addition to our home in August of 2013 at which time we were advised construction would take 4 to 6 weeks. Construction was not completed until May of 2015 - almost 2 years later. The first two construction crews quit Four Seasons Sunrooms, and only the third contractor worked on the project in a timely manner. More importantly, Four Seasons Sunrooms has failed to respond to my request that they repair leaking gutters they installed.

The windows are great! The service was fast, the price fair. THEN the franchise in Ft Worth folded. Bricks were dislodged during installation. Repair was scheduled, and never happened. Owner was contacted, referred us to National. Got no help. Also needed further instruction on using windows. Hired them because they were a national name brand, and believed they'd be around to stand behind work. Not so... PS We paid $8181 for 9 windows.

Poor craftsmanship on installation by a subcontractor. The foundation girder is not square or parallel with any side of the raised room. The foundation double girder is spliced together because they brought inadequate material to do it correctly. The tie into the side of my house is not adequately secured and pulls away if trying to open the door when locked so does not feel secure. The filler panels at the gable end were not caulked so it's a big air leak in the winter. I would not recommend them as the permits from DEC did not arrive for 3 years until I was very persistent.

It added square footage to the house, and was built within budget and on time. The service has been great and the sunroom has withstood very heavy snows in Long Island, without a leak. People can walk on top of it, it's amazing. It is heated and huge enough for a party.

Ordered windows for entire house, 26 of them. On install day they were missing some and the tints did not match. Took over a year to get it rectified. They closed the local office, lost our original order, finally hooked me up with someone who placed the order, the order never got processed, had to reconnect with someone from the head office, they had to reorder, kept saying they were rushing it and weren't. All in all the process took 2 years. Completely unacceptable. I will NEVER use Four Seasons again or recommend them to ANYONE.

I'm not happy about dealing with Four Seasons. The first greenhouses they brought out, I had it installed in my house. I've had to replace window after window over the years and I realized that I should've paid a lot less than what I was charged. Right now, I've got one that needs to be replaced on the lower part of the greenhouse. I've replaced almost every one of the overheads. The curved ones were supposed to last but they fogged up. It's very upsetting. I've practically put the same amount of money into it that I originally built it with. It's been discouraging. I didn’t think that, when I put it in, I would have all that expense in such short times.

All of the features that I was sold on were fantastic. The actual glass and the thermodynamic properties are awesome. I'm a LED professional, so the energy efficiency was very important to me and Four Seasons did a really good job with that. But the color faded after three years and the installation was a little bit shoddy. I went through two separate installation contractors, and two different project managers from that company. The people who did the work left a terrible mess including all sorts of gooey glue, black goo that was trampled all over my pool deck and it's still on it. Plus, the sales rep lied to me. One of the things was the continuous cleaning supposedly with the special coding and Four Seasons also violated on activation of it. I made a bad decision and I would not ever do business with them again.

I used Four Seasons because we thought that they had the best windows and construction. The sales rep was a good and pleasant guy. He went through the whole sales presentation and had a good demonstration about heat coming through the windows with a pinwheel. Everything's working well, the windows were fine and we like them. But, there was a crack in one of the sills. I called Four Seasons, they came within a couple of days and fixed the problem. They put a new sill.

A friend of mine was a salesman for Four Seasons Sunrooms and I was trying to help him get started. He sold me on the company. If I had known what I was going to be up against, I should never have done it. I bought some windows from this company, they said everything was guaranteed and I had some screens that ripped. After spending on the expensive windows, I thought I’d have better results. But I never received the screens which is very disappointing.

I made an internet inquiry, and Four Seasons was the first one to come to the house and they seemed to have the best pitch. The sales rep that came out was good but after that, it was the most horrible experience I've had in my life with a contractor or any kind of service person. We signed a contract and we gave him a deposit. The total cost was something around $60,000 for the sunroom. He said he would get back. He would go to the town, get the permits and their company would take care of everything. Then two months later, I called because I hadn't heard from anybody or anything. They said that it's in the process and the permits are being held up. I called back a month later and they said the town is giving them a hard time. I went to the town without them knowing and I found out no paperwork has ever been filed on my behalf. I started to get really angry and I started to try to get a lawyer involved.

We love our windows from Four Seasons Sunrooms. They are fantastic windows and their contractor was knowledgeable and courteous but I wish they were a little cheaper. We just had some other windows installed by another guy and we got a better cash deal but the service has been a mess and we’re still dealing with them. We ordered in June and they didn’t get the windows installed until October, then one of the windows was wrong. One of the windows broke recently and they’re replacing that. We miss having the service that Four Seasons delivered.

The salesman from Four Seasons who came in was an old guy and he was pretty good. He sold me some windows and I bought two sets with $5,000 or $6,000 for each set on the same part of the house that takes in sun. They were put in and the quality was fine. I went back to order more but this time, when I received windows, they were in a totally different shade. It turns out that the first set they sold me were the wrong glare or darkness shade because it's not a really sunny side. Also, you could see a dead spot where it's supposed to be shaded. It wasn't coated evenly.

Four Seasons built for me a sunroom all over my swimming pool. I didn’t have a problem with the sales, but afterwards, once we signed the contract, problems started. The work was very good, but the service was very bad. They always weren’t on time. They always gave me some dates and they don’t stick to them. Also, the general response from the offices was not good at all. They are not very helpful.

A friend recommended Four Seasons and I liked the product. The various materials available from them felt like the highest quality. Also, their sales reps were very patient and they gave me ideas. They did recommendations and were very helpful. I had them do a sunroom and the contractors were on time and very friendly. They explained everything everyday before they leave. It was a good company and they're very professional. I will use Four Seasons over and over again and I will recommend them to anybody that would want to build anything behind their house. They did a wonderful job and I'm a very satisfied customer.

We had a screen back porch installed by Four Seasons about three years ago. The contractor was polite. However, we've had a minor issue with the porch. but I haven’t had the chance to call them to fix it.

Four Seasons did very good windows for me. Their sales representative was good, very knowledgeable, and answered all my questions. The contractors were very nice, helpful, knowledgeable, clean, fast, and finished when they were supposed to. So, everything was fine. I'm very happy with my windows and they look wonderful.