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Review 5/4/2009
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2 years - No Sunroom - Out $5,500.00
We contracted for a sunroom to be build on our house in October, 2007. The company that represented Four Seasons Sunrooms, Arroyo Enterprises, Inc. presented the contract with the Four Seasons logo on the contract that we signed and made a $5500.00 deposit.
Now in May, 2008 (1 year and 8 mos. later) we finally received a permit that we had been told was delayed by the Broward County Building Department. Research, on our own part, found that Arroyo was to blame for the delays (documented in a detailed written report from Broward) by improperly submitting and failing to pick up papers for up to 6 months. Once we became personally involved with the Building Department the permit was quickly issued.
When we contacted Four Seasons Manufacturer we were told that they were not going to be the manufactures of the sunroom. When we brought this up to Arroyo they admitted that they were going to use another manufacturer because the contract did not specifically name one.
When we requested the return of our deposit they refused. They stated they would require an additional deposit of $13,500.00 to begin framing - twice the required amount by contract.
We are stuck with a company who mislead us about the product and will not honor their contract and will essentially steal our $5,500.00 deposit. Our attorney tells us we will probably spend more than we will get to sue.
Jere Creed
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