Four Seasons Sunrooms Reviews and Complaints
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The average life of an IG (insualted glass unit) is roughly 10 years. If this was installed in 1990 you got extremely lucky.
You should be on your third replacement by now depending on where you live.
I’ve installed dozens of these rooms by this manufacturer and I absolutely do not recommend them. But I just wanted to say as a glazier for 20 years your issue with the IG units is not fair.
We are a Four Seasons dealer in SC and have had nothing but positive interactions with Ken Biddle, and with Four Seasons as a whole. We would recommend Four Seasons to anyone.
- Very fustrating and deceitful
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I have an older sunroom in the home I just purchased. I have called for the past 4 days to try and have someone look at it to fix any broken panels and to get it in shape.
Communication is impossible but if you ever do get a person on the line they usually get the information all wrong. They finally got someone from my area on the line.
They made it clear they won't come look at it unless I pay $500.00 upfront.
I do not think this is fair. In the case of the NOVI MI four seasons negative reference, it is misrepresented negative press.
Novi did not build that sunroom.
The homeowner's original site work was also done by others, not by the Four Seasons that did construct the room. Finally, the homeowner did not have a contract with Novi for the repairs mentioned yet none of this information is mentioned leaving reader to assume erroneous information.
couldn't have said it better
This sounds like a problem with your contractor, not Four Seasons. Each location is independently owned and operated.
If you went to Burger King and got terrible service you wouldn't blame the King would you? No you would just simply avoid that franchise. As a Four Season's Dealer for 18 years, as well as licensed General Contractor for the past 30 years.
I would say you had a poor contractor, not product manufacturer. Next time do more research on the individual you hire not just the products he's supplying.
This really sounds familiar
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Maybe you can put a claim in to your house insurance?