As a discerning shopper who seeks quality products and reliable experienced contracted labor, I am…read morevery cautious about what I purchase and who I hire. Garage doors are a niche market and require knowledgeable labor instead of your general handyman or odd jobber. So, when I had to have two new openers installed and had to search for someone I felt was trustworthy and would answer my "test" questions honestly, I was very careful about my decision after educating myself about what the job would entail. The estimated time for a professional in the field according to the installation manual was four hours (two hours for each opener). Once we had the verbal contract and expectations agreed upon, I found the endeavor to go smoothly. The owner, Barry, returned calls in a timely manner and when a medical issue for him caused a rescheduling he provided adequate notice. On the new date he arrived punctually and got right on the task at hand. Unfortunately, his problem with back muscles started to slow him down and midway in the job I started to anticipate an interruption and a need to return on a subsequent date. Instead of giving up Barry doggedly persisted although the pace was slowed considerably. Toward the end when he was in obvious pain he contacted his partner to come to my address after his job was finished to assist him so that my installation could be completed that day. This turned out to be fortuitous because a "glitch" occurred with the second installation and it took both of them to put their heads and hands together to get the opener to work properly. They then explained the basics of the operational functions to me and did the initial coding for the remotes and keypads. Overall, both guys were respectful of me as a homeowner, considerate of my property and very thorough from the time the boxes were opened to the final clean up. Without reservations, I highly recommend Four Seasons for your garage door services. By the way, unless you are highly proficient with a great degree of expertise and experience I do not recommend installing a garage door opener as a do-it-yourself project.

Did a great job, however, he showed up late, used my tools, and overcharged for labor. I can be a…read morevery understanding person, but when I'm the only one, there is a problem.

The garage door broke yesterday. Overhead Door had it repaired by this afternoon. Nice people to…read morework with. They've been in business since 1926 and they know their stuff. And working with local people is always the best. The price was also reasonable. Highly recommended!!

I did not have my garage door worked on. Your work crew was out of town. A neighbor tried to fix…read moreit, but the door will open but not close. I'm at Harding Avenue in Ironwood. Corner of Harding and Lawrence. The garage door faces Lawrence. Can you help me today?

If ZERO stars was an option, I would choose that…read more I called Wayne Nasi Construction today to inquire about an estimate needed for my insurance claim. The gentleman I spoke to cut me off and said (this is a direct quote) "We are not interested in your job" and hung up on me. I then called the HR department. No answer. I eventually got a call back, but I will elaborate on that later. I decided to call the initial number/extension to get an explanation for not being interested in the job. The dame guy answered proceeded to cut me off (another quote) "Yeah, Yeah a roof I know." I asked him for his name for future reference and he wouldn't give it to me. He told me especially if it has insurance involved they aren't interested, they are too busy and (another quote) "Screw Off." Later I got a return call from the HR rep. She too told me they are too busy. I tried to explain to her busy or not that is no way to speak to a potential customer. She continued to try to make excuses for the previous guy being so rude. At least the HR rep was somewhat polite. So, if you have an insurance claim or don't like being talked down to or someone being absolutely rude with you DO NOT call Wayne Nasi Construction they don't want your insurance money.