Patio Enclosures Reviews

For a couple of years, I've seen Patio Enclosures on TV, and then I got a clip-on, like a circular one with different ads in it for tires, cars, Patio Enclosures, those awnings that we use with remote control. I have been going back and forth because it's an added expense. But I had a cookout last year, and it was so hot. And even though I have the table with the umbrella, it doesn't work. I'm an older person. I discussed it with my son; he said, "Sure, Mom. We can get that. I'll help you out." I decided to go for it to see what they had to say. The young man who came over, his first name was Chris. He was so nice and professional, and he was a pleasure to talk to. He was friendly and kind. We laughed, we joked.

We wanted to convert the space into a more usable indoor spot for us and found Patio Enclosures online, just knowing that there were a bunch of great reviews about the company. We tried them, and the team from Patio Enclosures was very professional and communicative. The installation process was also very seamless, and they were very careful and did a very good, thorough job. The actual installation was three days. Not even three full days. The only hiccups were during the shipment process, when a wrong part was initially shipped with our package. So we had to wait for a replacement part to come in. That caused us a couple of weeks' delay from the original timeline, but that's it. The installation was done piece by piece and put together pretty seamlessly. The final product looks great. Very professionally done. It matches the aesthetics of the home and is very functional.

This has been one of the worst experiences of my life. It has been the worst investment I've ever made. The patio leaks water, cannot be finished, much less used. It was attached to my house improperly which appears to be the primary cause of the leaks. I am awaiting a phone call with a proposed resolution. We hired Patio Enclosures as they appeared to handle everything from start to finish using their own people - no subcontractors our outside parties. I've only recently learned that the patio was originally constructed using a subcontractor. I know the electrician, out of Alabama, was a sub, but they seem to have worked for Patio Enclosures previously. The gutter company was obviously not a Patio Enclosure team.

It has been 3 months that we signed the contract for our Sunroom Enclosure thru Patio Enclosure and up to this date, we have no idea where we are and already spent $2000, for Plot Survey and Togographical Survey. Our sales rep has not responded and the office has not been contacted where this project is going. I need to find out if we need to move this to legal court or need to know how this works!

Everything was good from the guy that come to tell us about Patio Enclosures to the guy that installed it. Even the lady that called to tell me when everybody was coming and what time was great. They kept me in the loop. I knew what was going on every day. A guy came and measured to be sure everything was exactly like it should be. Then the installation came and everything fit perfectly. Everything was fine. It took about two days, which was normal. It was pretty good size, but that's normal. They got three-fourths of it done on the first day. We had to make them leave because it was 6 o'clock and we were ready for dinner. But they would probably work at midnight if we allowed.

The product is good. The installers are all subcontractors. We did not become aware of this until well after our disastrous installation. Some of their subcontractors are very good and some are bad. We unfortunately had a very bad experience. The 2 member installation team we had left our house after about 3 hours on the second day with the project not completed. We were not home at the time. Patio Enclosures called us and told us the project was complete. When my wife got home, she found 2 of the 4 doors would not close or latch, none of the doors would move smoothly on the tracks. There were metal shavings all over the floor and under the clear sealant/caulk they applied around the perimeter of the floor. Many of the pieces were scratched. 

Patio Enclosures was wonderful and I would choose them again if given the opportunity. We wanted a nice sunroom that we could sit in and would be a good space in general. We knew, after we enclosed it, that it wouldn't be 100% heatproof because this is Texas after all, but something that we were getting to more equitable grounds before we installed an AC vent and all those other things. In terms of the process, it was benign.

We called four companies and Patio Enclosures ended up being the one with the best proposal at the best price and they seemed to be open to communication and actually listening to the customer. We wanted a completed, very nice enclosed patio that we could use as a screened-in porch, but would also have windows so that we could use it basically three seasons out of the year. We contacted them in the fall and they were very busy, because they were trying to get customers done before winter and they pushed us back to sometime in January. Right around Christmas, they called and said they had a cancellation and they could start on ours two weeks early. So we said, "Yeah, go right ahead."

I intended to enclose a front porch area to make it more usable to weather-protect it. Patio Enclosures offered the product I needed, so I went with them. They did everything just right and on time. They had good craftsmanship and materials. I'll really enjoy their work. Throughout the process, everybody did what they were supposed to do and it worked well. From sales to finish, the project took about four months, maybe less. It was pretty fast. I'm very happy with the finished product. It was expensive, but I got a good product. It's attractive and it added more space to the inside of the house, because you can leave that open more from the inside. Working with them allowed me to improve the look and value of my house. They also have a good website. If anybody is considering Patio Enclosures, I would advise them to evaluate what the company will offer, see if it meets their needs, and go with it if it works for them.

Patio Enclosures installed a super gutter along the roof line of the screen enclosure on my back patio. The gutter was installed improperly, and I've asked them to fix it to no avail. The low point of the gutter is in the Middle, so all of the water pools up there and then spills over onto the patio, instead of flowing to the downspouts at the ends of the gutter as it is supposed to do. I call their phone number and leave voicemails (they never answer the phone), but no-one returns my call. I've got one email reply apologizing that they are short of workers because their installers keep quitting. All I want is from them to fix the super gutter so it actually works, but after 6 months they only have given me excuses.

The patio came with a lifetime warranty. If anything happened with the patio, Patio Enclosures will fix it because they installed it. All good things. Patio Enclosures put blinds in. When I got the patio,back then, I went through several things. If you get the deck, there's a bunch of bugs out there. If you get the screen, you can't use it as much. If you get the patio, you can at least be out there and enjoy the weather and choose whether you want the windows open or closed. You can use it more out the year.

I'm a homeowner and I knew I needed to make a change. I liked what I saw from Patio Enclosures, so I decided to do some research and read some of the reviews. Working with their team has been excellent. They're extremely professional and the product, thus far, is as expected. It's gonna be used for relaxation, but we're not using it yet.

We were ready to expand our patio, and after looking at advertisements, going online, and seeing some of the critiques, we went with Patio Enclosures. While they were building it, everything was excellent. The contractor may have had a couple of jobs going, but everybody worked together to help us get the project done. The two gentlemen who installed it were very nice and well organized. We worked very well together, and the room is beautiful. There were a few things I had concerns about during construction, and they took care of them right away, no questions asked. They came back out and rectified a little bit here and there, as they were constructing the porch itself. Overall, they did a great job.

We had the guy from Patio Enclosures come out to the house and show us all the options and we talked about them. The crew finished the installation last week. The whole thing initially had to get ordered and made. That took some time. We had some weather delays, which is beyond anyone's control. And the glass panels had to be ordered once they got it all up. We had to wait for those. It's all done. I showed some pictures to a friend of mine who thought the way I have it set up looked nice.

We had a screened porch, and I wanted to convert it to a sunroom. It was something that I thought would be a nice addition to the house. Our last house, the one before we're in now, had a covered porch. We lived in Baltimore at the time. And I used Patio Enclosures then to do it and thought it was a great experience then. So, I called them back when I wanted to do it in our new house.

My wife thought it'd be a great idea to get a sunroom. I turned it down a year or two before because it costs too much, and I couldn't get my whole deck involved. Then we just made the decision. Patio Enclosures keeps mailing things all the time, and I keep looking at it and I went ahead and did it. Now, it's really changed my life. It's amazing. I'm like 10 feet closer to nature. It's beautiful. When there was a mistake, they owned up to it. It was a very good experience. I want to give a shoutout to Izzy, Jeff, and Kathy. They were fantastic. I would just have liked to pay less than $95,000, but I'm not unhappy with it.

We had a back porch that was roofed with a cement floor and we've been talking about getting it enclosed or screened in for years. We finally decided and could afford to do it. So, we had it done with glass and screens. We liked the enclosure even before we got regular flooring in it. Now, we have our furniture and everything on it and we love it. It took only about a month from the presentation to the installation, which took two and a half days. The timeline exceeded our expectations and price-wise, it was expensive but not any more than we expected. It’s probably even less than we expected. Our experience with Patio Enclosures was very good.

We're getting a little bit older and we got tired of having to constantly take our deck furniture off. So we decided to look into getting a sunroom, see the cost and see if this was something we wanted to do. Mostly it was online reading about the different companies and reading the reviews. Patio Enclosures is pretty well-known in this area. They've been around for a long time around here. We called other places too. But this was when Patio Enclosures came in and we discussed everything, and they showed us their product. We made the decision after discussing price to go with them.

Patio Enclosures was good. I really like them. I needed another room, and I didn't want anyone enclosed. So I went with the window enclosure on my porch. It worked out well. They did a good job, except they didn't put my ceiling in, and I was really upset over that. I had to get somebody to come in and do that. But the process took 2 days to get the patio enclosed, and the quality of work done was very good. The installation was smooth. They came in one day and they were gone by the next day. They were fast.

I liked the salesman with Patio Enclosures. He seemed honest. The installation was very good too. There were some problems of leakage at the end but they came back in every case until it was fixed. The quality of the product is wonderful. Customer service has been excellent as well.

I had a screened-in porch, and I wanted to enclose it because of the pollen. It's too much trouble our age to keep it clean. I googled porch enclosures near me, and I had three people come out. The first two wanted to put up those Eze-Breeze windows, which I've had before. Those were vinyl windows that you raise up and down. When Patio Enclosures came, their rep told me that they did glass enclosures, and it would be more expensive than what I was looking at. I said, "Well, I'll listen to you. Let's see what it would cost.” It never dawned on me to do the glass. When he showed me what they could do, we went ahead and did it. We live out here on this porch now. It's awesome. I love it. My friends and some of my neighbors have seen it, and they think it's beautiful.

Patio Enclosures needs to do better with pricing. They are expensive, but only because their customer service rep was able to give me an additional two grand off is the reason that I decided to go with them. They originally said, "Oh, it's $20,000, but we have a special going on, so it's only going to be 15,000." That's crazy. Just screens for that amount of money. There was no sale going on. They're just trying to prove to the consumer that they're willing to give a big discount, but when I got other quotes, they were all around the same price of 13,000. They turn a lot of my neighbors away by them doing the, "Oh, it's 22,000, but we'll give you a discount." A lot of my neighbors said, "No, thank you."

There's never a good time to spend that much money. We have three little boys, and we are in the heat of Texas with mosquitoes, and we love living outdoors. So, adding a sunroom was the time to be able to be outside without getting eaten alive. Patio Enclosures was the first one I reached out to. They were the first ones who contacted me and I got good vibes every step along the way, so I didn't reach out to anyone else. The sales guy was professionally pushy. He's an obvious sales guy, but wasn't off-putting by any means. He knew his stuff. So, that was good. The contract workers who came out and built it were amazing as well and then, we had a service appointment for them to change something out. They've been doing great.

The installer was very knowledgeable and experienced. He was a likable young man. He took all the time I needed with me to explain things. I ran it past my nephew, who's not selling these, who at the time was not selling these yet, because they weren't available up north yet. But in any case, so that day I made the decision and just signed up. From there, it took about six weeks. I thought it was gonna take longer, but they surprised me and came right at the perfect time of my renovation, too. They did an okay job. They didn't finish out my deal right. They had to flush it against the house and so, it was just totally incorrect. So, I voiced my opinion, and Dwayne, the main guy over there that gets all the crews out and everything, he himself came. He came to measure right after I signed for it. Then he came over, and he made it perfect. Everything is just perfect and beautiful now. I'm sitting out here looking at it, I'm just in love with it. It's awesome.

My porch needed redoing. It was falling apart, and we needed to upgrade it. So, we just looked on the internet and seen Patio Enclosures and looked at some of the work that they did. We figured maybe that would work for us because it's supposed to be customized. So, we took a shot at it. We got one of their reps come and showed us what he can do with our porch. It looked good, so we went for it.

Patio Enclosures' advertising was very enticing. The designer who came out to measure was fine. They quoted a certain price, and my wife said there was no way that we would pay that kind of price. The guy made a phone call, and they reduced the price. I don't think it's a good idea to quote a price and be willing to come down that far. They have a structured pricing and not negotiated pricing. I think it’s abusive, especially with old people.

I would probably give it the 4 stars if there weren’t back to back problems. First at install they noticed one of the windows would not open, so it had to be ordered. It was a large window that was a large percentage of the enclosure. That took 7 weeks!!! 7 weeks for one window!!! Then when they delivered that replacement one, they noticed that the handle was lower than all the rest, and actually could not fully shut unless you removed the handle that closes the screen. So who knows when that will be fixed. Maybe I got spoiled in the military thinking somebody would QA the work before sending it out. So to be honest if someone said they thought about getting an enclosed patio, I’ll tell them to maybe check out another company.

My wife and I had decided that our screen porch was getting a little bit messy. We wanted a little cleaner option. We decided on a sunroom and went with Patio Enclosures. The guy who put it together was really good. I could tell he's done a few of them. He was excellent. He had a helper. He had all the right tools. And in a couple of days, it was up and going.

We had an enclosure before in a previous house and liked it. But before that, I had several options and I didn’t like Eze-Breeze. We also received some advertisements in the mail, so we called a couple of companies and they came out. But we chose Patio Enclosures because we liked the quality better. The designer was very professional. He had our previous stuff, so he knew what we were looking for. He also showed us a 3D rendition of what we were going to get, so that was very helpful. I mostly let the crew do their job. When they're throwing out these houses so fast, they're not very careful with them. But the designer showed me some of the modifications that he had to do with the sunroom to make it work, and it was fine. The construction process didn’t take long.

In 2021 we signed a contract with Patio Enclosures to create and install thermopane windows to enclose our screened-in porch. We had an inordinate number of problems with the project. The day the first set of windows were installed, we found manufacturing flaws with the glass. The flaws looked to be from knurled drive wheels leaving marks in the glass during manufacturing. Patio Enclosures replaced all affected windows, but then scratched framing and had to return and replace some of the metal framing. We then encountered problems with the two storm doors they installed. More waiting and return of the installation team to correct framing. Now, slightly less than five years on, one of the thermopane seals has broken. Patio Enclosures says that it is covered under the warranty, but they must come out uninstall and reinstall a replacement for $250 which is not covered by the warranty. This is ridiculous service.

Our neighbor was having the salesman with Patio Enclosures come out and give her a quote. We were sitting on our patio at the same time and we decided we would like to do that as well to be able to keep the bugs off of our patio, sit out there and be more relaxing. The rep answered all our questions and was not pushy. He was very honest and worked with us really well. Sometimes people try to put a slant on things, but he told us what we were gonna get, and he was right. We got everything that he explained to us correctly.

I love the sunroom and the process was easy, however I did find that one of my doors was slightly slanted when it was opened. It did close properly but it's like it went up the track to open. I only have this problem with one door. The other is fine. I contacted the company and they did come to check it out but the final response was that it was built to specifications. Kind of disheartening since maybe the specifications were wrong, but I guess it is what it is.

In ‘24, a tree fell on the roof over the back of our house and when we rebuilt it, we made it part of the house instead of just having an awning. But it was built so high that every little bit of rain and wind would blow in, so we knew we wanted to enclose it. I contacted Patio Enclosures after filling out something for Champion, and I was told it was all one company. I never looked anywhere else. The salesman talked a good show. He said he'd be out there every time they worked on it but I never heard from him again. I was disappointed with him.

I moved into a condo, and a couple of my neighbors had their patios enclosed. I asked them who did it, and she said Patio Enclosures. So, I got hold of them, and the people who installed it were very good and nice. When I get the sun almost all day, I sit out there in the afternoon for a while, and I enjoy it.

Our experience with Patio Enclosures was terrible. We built a new house two years ago, and I decided to have a sunroom put on. I talked to a contractor, and I also talked to Andersen Windows. The Andersen Windows were going to be, maybe too heavy, because then we're going to have to add post, because their windows are made of wood.

We shopped around and we liked the products of Patio Enclosures. We liked the service as well and everything that they had to offer. So, out of the various companies that we interviewed, we chose them. Their sales team was great and the installers were super professional. They did everything nice and kept me informed. So, I really appreciated that. They were also a little ahead of schedule afterwards. So, you can’t beat that. We've got some neighbors that have seen what they did for us and they approached me. They wanted the information about Patio Enclosures so I referred them.

We just moved and the house didn’t have a sunroom. Patio Enclosures was the contractor I liked best because of the price. The team was helpful and the installers were on time and very meticulous. The installation process was wonderful. I would recommend Patio Enclosures.

I added a sunroom to my office. I met with a young man, and they promised they could do certain things by a certain time. That was partially true. They didn't quite meet their deadline. But they met the date we needed to have the enclosure done so that we could have an event. We designed it, and it was great. It turned out nice. We enjoyed it. However, there are still some things that need to be repaired, and Patio Enclosures hasn’t got back to me on that yet. That’s been at least two weeks.

Almost four years ago, we had screens installed by Patio Enclosures, and about two and a half years ago, we switched to glass to make it more like a four-season back porch. We chose Patio Enclosures because we kept seeing it, and it seemed like a great product. And it was. The price was about the same as the screen that we put in almost four years ago. The installation guys were very professional, prompt, very courteous and experienced. They did the job in a timely manner. We’ll recommend all our friends to Patio Enclosures.

I looked at the quality of the samples when I had people come by to give me estimates, and I liked Patio Enclosures' better. Their customer service was very good too. Everything was great. I would tell people to go with them. Everybody has to make their own decision of what they see, what they want and what they can afford, but I'd let people know I had no negative experience with Patio Enclosures.