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Atlanta Area's Preferred Wine Cellar Specialist
Located in the metro-Atlanta suburb of Alpharetta, GA, Southeast Leisure, LLC, was originally founded in 1994 to provide remodeling contractors and general contractors a knowledgeable source for sauna products and information. Our dedication to customer service, expertise, product knowledge, low pricing and sincerity gained us the trust and business of better builders in the Southeast U.S., as well as contracts with many of the best names in the health and hospitality industry (Gold’s Gym, World Gym, Marriott, Hyatt, Embassy Suites, Swissotel, and more).
We have continued to grow our business and reputation as the finest provider of sauna products in this part of the country with our prompt response, timely met delivery dates, and unsurpassed customer service. We feel strongly that the products we supply are not only of the finest quality, but also the best value available.
Servicios prestados:
Wine Cellar Design, Wine Cellar Installation, Custom Sauna, Custom Steam Room
Zonas de trabajo
Alpharetta, Atlanta, Berkeley Lake, Canton, Cumming, Duluth, Dunwoody, Holly Springs, Johns Creek, Marietta, Milton, Mountain Park, North Metro, Roswell, Sandy Springs
Premios:
NFIB Small Business Association North American Sauna Society
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Nombre de la empresa
Southeast Leisure, LLC
Número de teléfono
+1 770-766-7317
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Dirección
1360 Union Hill Road, Suite 2F
Alpharetta, GA 30004
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It took us six weeks to complete this project because 3 days into construction the client informed us that they didn’t have the door they promised to provide and asked us to contact our glass contractor to make a door for this project. This delayed our team by 3 weeks. When the project was completed and the cooling system turned on, it did check out. Unfortunately it shut itself down when the pump failed to properly discard the condensation (this occurred on a Friday afternoon – after hours). Our Tech (not a third party) was on site Monday to check out the system and found the drain lines had been hooked up backwards and were not allowing the condensation to flow, thus shutting down the unit. As for corners being cut, my crew made an onsite judgement call on how to install the insulation and vapor barrier around the existing ducts, plumbing lines and electrical. When requested, we gladly and immediately removed all the sheetrock, then reinstalled and added additional insulation and vapor barrier and re-sheetrocked the room. Regarding the air loss - while frameless, all-glass entries and doors are aesthetically pleasing – they do present issues in properly sealing a cellar. Our glass company makes every effort to tightly seal these doors, and are ultimately the ones that did the final fixes for you.
Sincerely,
Terry Dwyer
President