Sunroom Reviews from Long Island Homeowners

“Tom and his crew built our four-season sunroom in under three weeks. We use it every single day, even in January. Best investment we made in this house.”

“Got quotes from four companies. Long Island Sunroom Co. was the only one who actually came out, measured, and explained what would work for our ranch. No pressure. Fair price.”

“Our screen room is perfect for dinner outside without the mosquitoes. The crew was respectful, cleaned up every day, and finished ahead of schedule.”

“We had a three-season room built last spring. By October we were still using it comfortably. The window quality and insulation are impressive for the price point.”

“Second time using LI Sunroom Co. First was a screen room in 2019, now a four-season addition. Same quality, same crew. They know what they are doing.”

“Tom gave us an honest assessment — told us our deck wasn't suitable for a full four-season room and recommended a three-season instead. Saved us $20k and we love the result.”

“The patio enclosure turned our unused concrete slab into the most popular room in the house. Cathedral ceiling, sliding panels, and a ceiling fan. We practically live in it from March through November.”

“Had a leaking sunroom installed by another company five years ago. Tom's team ripped it down, fixed the foundation issues, and built a proper four-season room. Night and day difference.”

“The whole process was painless. Tom walked us through the layout options, picked materials with us, and finished in 16 working days. No surprises, no upcharges.”

“We added the insulation upgrade and radiant floor heat. In December, the sunroom is warmer than our living room. Worth every penny.”

“Replaced an old screened porch with a proper three-season sunroom. The difference in build quality is obvious. Solid framing, clean welds, no rattling when the wind picks up.”

“We live on a corner lot in Levittown and thought we didn't have room for a sunroom. Tom found a way to make it work with a 12x14 footprint off the kitchen. Perfect fit.”

“Our colonial had zero outdoor living space. The four-season room added 280 square feet that blends right into the house. Guests don't realize it's an addition.”

“Called on a Thursday, Tom was at our house Saturday morning. Estimate was ready by Monday. No other contractor moved that fast. Screen room was done in four days.”

“The crew showed up at 7:30 every morning and cleaned up before they left. Not a single cigarette butt in my yard. Professional from start to finish.”

“We needed a sunroom that could handle our two golden retrievers. Tom recommended a three-season with composite flooring and heavy-duty screen panels. Holding up great after two years.”

“Had our patio enclosure built right before Thanksgiving. We hosted 18 people in it for dinner. Everyone asked who built it. Happily gave out Tom's number.”

“The four-season room is the nicest space in our house. Bronze-framed windows wrap three walls and we get views of the backyard from every angle. Worth the investment.”

“Our split-level had an awkward back deck that nobody used. Tom converted it into a three-season room that opens off the den. Feels like it was always part of the house.”

“Two neighbors on our street had sunrooms built by Tom's crew. That's how we found him. All three look different but the quality is the same. Clean work.”

“We compared fiberglass, vinyl, and aluminum frames. Tom walked us through each option honestly and explained why aluminum lasts longer near the coast. Appreciated that transparency.”

“Three contractors gave us vague timelines. Tom gave us a date, started on that date, and finished on the date he promised. The three-season room has been our favorite room ever since.”

“We added radiant floor heating to our four-season room. In February, I sit in there with a cup of coffee watching snow fall on the backyard. Best room in the house.”

“Screen room was our best summer purchase. The kids eat dinner out there every night from May through September. No bugs, no pollen, and the breeze comes right through.”