Mari-Ann in Toronto

I had a 38 year old sunroom built with cedar beams and partitions that had been leaking for several years along with loss of vacuum in the glass panes resulting in foggy condensation that obstructed the view. To totally replace the old structure, it was necessary to tear it all down, leaving only the tile floor based on the original concrete slab. The new sunroom is a 21 foot long System 9 Straight eave lean-to model, as was the old one, but now aluminum clad on the outside and wood on the inside. Four Seasons Sunrooms managed the job in 4 weeks during a very wet June, needing to cover everything with tarps almost every night. There were no leaks during construction. The work was done very carefully by Lucas and Wojtek who were impressive in the range of their skills and workmanship. They were careful to tidy up after each workday. During this past summer, thanks to the improved insulating glass, the sunroom retained the cool air from the central air conditioning that came from the floor vents and I look forward to staying cozy in it all winter due to new baseboard heaters and the improved insulating glass.

My old eavestroughs were leaking in several places, resulting in significant amounts of water falling down near the house, with some water leaking into the basement. Mallion came and did a great job installing new eavestroughs, fascia and vented soffits . The installation was very challenging along the stretch of roof above the sloping glass sunroom. The crew consisted of 4 installers to ensure that the work got completed in one day, the only dry day in the forecast. I have had no further water in the basement, even after record rains over this past Easter weekend.