ALA Roofing & Construction was contracted out to my home from Select Home Warranty to fix to…read morecommodes that were clogged up. Whatever "Jeffery" put in my commodes, worked for about an hour and the clogged got even worse. When I called back, I was promised that they would return. No one has returned. Not answering phone calls. Can't leave voicemail messages. How can you have a legitimate business and not have voicemail set up? Please if you are reading this review, do not use this business. They will take your money and the work isn't done to standard. QUALITY SUCKS!! PROFESSIONALISM SUCKS!! The only reason why I am rating them with a score of 1 is because the system won't let me rate them a ZERO

Most horrible experience I have ever had working with any construction company, These guys are con…read moreartists, literally stole my money and never called me back! BEWARE! DO NOT TRUST JEFFREY GOSHA or Cortese Crowell of ALA Roofing, they are scammers!!!

Four Seasons completed construction on a sunroom to replace our old screened-in back porch back in…read moreNovember of last year. We've held off posting a review of the work because we wanted to see how things held up over time. Now the verdict is in. We had our porch screened-in about 15 years ago, but our backyard is steeply sloped and there were flooding problems from the beginning. Combine that with the nuclear fallout level pollen that we deal with in this part of the South, along with the extreme heat during the summer, and what you have is a great idea - a place to enjoy nature during - but only during a portion of the year. A sunroom was always a dream, but it seemed out of reach due to costs. We finally bit the bullet and went to see Ryan at Four Seasons after a home show display, and he came up with a way to make it workable for us. The weather last fall was about the worst possible for construction, so things took a little longer than expected, but Mickey, Josh, and their crews were efficient and professional and completed the work as quickly as possible. They kept us up to date on everything they were doing and made sure that if we had any concerns that they would be dealt with immediately as construction progressed. They were meticulous, making sure everything was done to plan and to spec, and had a good relationship with the inspectors to ensure that things moved along at a proper pace. The materials used were first rate, and after five months of use, it's safe to say they're going to hold up over the long term. There was an additional bonus - we had additional work done in the backyard with the construction of a new patio to deal with those long-standing flooding problems. They worked well with the outside contractor, and the two parties made sure that the side-by-side projects blended well together. The bottom line is that the sunroom is everything they said it would be. It has completely changed the feel of the house, giving us additional room when the grandkids come over. The patio furniture no longer turns bright green in the spring, the cats don't track all that pollen around the house, and the specially constructed and tinted glass keeps the sunroom from turning into a furnace during the heat of the day. It's turned into our favorite room and is used every day. It was money well spent.

Love the concept of the Life room, but the one I was sold is non operational for the majority of…read morethe time since it's been installed 2 years ago. Of the 3 screens installed, all at one time or another have failed to stay on track and have to stay in the up position. Totaled waste of $27k. Should have stuck to my guns with the wife and had a regular screened porch installed. Getting the company to respond to service calls is the other problem. Their response to problems is what did you do to cause the problem. Totally screwed. Don't do it to yourself, go with a regular screen porch. Don't talk yourself into the retractable screens like I did.