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"They built a sunroom, (if you want to call it that) that has and is making we and our dogs sick. The glass and windows are cheap and do not insulate in the summer or winter. The sunroom is built real cheap and the windows or sliding glass provides no insulation, however the biggest problem is they put the PTAC ac/heater on the floor where it sucks up dirt and dog hair into the unit from the inside and most of the PTAC unit exposed to the outside practically laying on dirt sucks in dirt, leaves, pollen, insects, & mice. That stuff from the outside migrates into the unit from the outside (see pictures). It is filthy as it was laying on the outside dirt. Champion sent one or two guys to look at it and they said, ;they never seen a unit that low, but they have done nothing to fix it. In the meantime, you can not turn on the PTAC unit for AC or heating without having dirt and stuff blown into your eyes. I have had to purchase a large tupper ware plastic bowl so I can dip my eyes into the water to clear out the dirt and stuff in my eyes. My border collie lab died of allergy & respiratory issues. The dirt that migrates from the outside of the unit via the back grill of the PTAC unit gets into the sunroom as well as the unit sucks in dirt from the bottom of the unit on the inside. The glass table on the inside gets coated with dirt as well as the tv on the table that is ruined coated with dirt. I am getting ill from this Champion sunroom and they wont do anything about it. The Champion has a lot of hype, but their product to me is horrific. I have had to use a high powered Toro blower to keep the sunroom clean, but it still shoots dirt in my eyes and into the room. The windows & cheap wall material provide no insulation from heat & cold. I dislike companies that stonewall & do not back up their work. I will be happy if they modify that side of sunroom and move the PTAC unit above to be at least three feet above the floor. I ask them to do that at their cost. I challenge Champion to do the right thing and relocate their PTAC unit at least three feet higher for the health of our family & pets. WHY IS MY CRITICAL POST on this Champion sunroom constantly removed from reviews???? How many more are removed?? I was told by a website/o developer than it is possible Champion hires an outside firm to REMOVE any negative posts it dislikes"

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"Everything went great, work schedule, quality of workmanship, attention to details, clean up,"

3-D Construction, Inc. strives for customer satisfaction with more than fair pricing. We are a member of the BBB(Better Business Bureau). As a general contractor with six employees we self-perform the majority our projects, in addition to having sub-contractors who work for us daily. All sub-contractors are licensed in their particular trade. Most generally we self-perform all work that does not require special license. We offer free estimates and will give a 5% discount for Angie List customers.

"It went perfectly. I called and spoke to the office immediately. They came out the next day on a Sunday prepared to give an estimate and complete the job. Everything is done. They performed quality work with quality products, very professional, clean-cut, honest, efficient, fair price. We are very happy and highly recommend them."

"AVOID THIS BUSINESS AT ALL COSTS. I had them attempt to install a patio on the back of my home. Part of the installation included the mounting of a $1000.00 solar shade seen in the uploaded photos. I stipulated that the solar shade was to be mounted flush against the south wall of my house extending an inch beyond the outside edge of the western-most column, to which Bill from Ozark Sunrooms and More agreed. As the photos clearly depict the solar shade was mounted six - seven inches to the side of the south wall of my home leaving a two - three inch gap between the edge of shade and the inside edge of the western-most column. I have repeatedly communicated this issue to Ozark Sunrooms and More, yet Bill refused to address this breach of contract. To add insult to injury, Thomas D. Stockland from Stockland & Trantham, P.A. emailed me this morning threatening to put a lien on my home unless I pay in full for work that is clearly in breach of contract. The technicians who can to install the cover admitted that this patio cover system was not one which they were familiar. Sensing my concern, they attempted to reassure me that the system was "pretty intuitive." It was obviously not. They struggled with how to install it at every step. After completing most of the work the technicians explained that they could not figured out how to mount the solar shade. They said that they had never installed a solar shade of this length before, ten feet; and, that it's size made it too heavy to attach directly to a panel itself. Additionally, they said, even if the panel could bear the weight, they couldn't figure out how to mount it as they did not have mounting brackets large enough to compensate for the slope of the panel over a span of ten feet. They apologized and said that Bill would have to come and figure out what to do. A week or so later Bill did come. He also acknowledged that he had never mounted a solar shade of this size before. After a while he proposed running an addition header that would be attached to the western-most column and the masonry of my home. I agreed, and he did so. He then mounted the solar shade to this new header. As per the first photo the new header was installed inside of the primary header which meant the solar shade could not be mounted, as previously agreed, ) When Bill came to show me the installation, I protested profusely, clearly and explicitly stating that this was not what we had agreed to. He flatly apologized and simply stated "that was the best we could do." I reiterated my intense disappointment and fervent disapproval to which he, again, flatly apologized and repeated, "that was the best we could do." I have to admit I was somewhat stupefied in my disbelief. Not knowing what else to do I decided to see if the solar shade would work in spite of its offset mounting. it does not. As the prevailing winds tend to be from west to east the edge of the house, against which the six - seven inches of shade rests due to its offset mounting, acts as a fulcrum twisting the shade inward in all but the slightest of breezes. This twisting motion frequently results in the solar shad being caught behind the western-most column and further buckling inward. In addition to the damage to the solar shade from the abrasion against my house and buckling inward against the western-most column, the offset mounting results in substantially less shade. The gap between edge of the solar shade and the inside edge of the western-most column, depending on the time of day, results in a large portion of the patio receiving direct western sunlight. When the solar shade has twisted and buckled inward after been caught behind the western-most column an even larger portion of the patio receives direct western sunlight. More concisely phrased, the offset mounting of the solar shade results in damage to the shade itself and prevents the shade from adequately performing its sole purpose. For photos you can see my Google Review."

Electrical contractor; 26 years experience; serving NE Oklahoma/Tulsa metro area

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"I ordered LED lights for my awning at the time of purchase and paid in advance. The lights were not included at a cost of $1700. They will not return my calls."