The Home Depot

We bought a GE 4.1 cu ft front load he washer a year ago and it is broke now. GE appliances are bogus.

I normally go to a smaller hardware store. Home Depot carries some items my normal store does not. The workers can be hard to find and normally are not real helpful. I have had better luck asking random contractors where to find the Item’s I am looking for.

Is there a reason why no one in the Home Depot could have let me know that the carpet I ordered on November 10 was not only NOT in stock – it hadn’t even been manufactured yet? I ordered it in the store in Savannah, then paid for it online (to the tune of $ 800), got a call from their installation people, scheduled the installation for this coming Monday, November 24, and assumed we were steaming along with this plan. At no point between November 10 and today, November 21, did anyone tell me that things were about to go seriously awry.
So today I get a call from Home Depot to let me know that, alas, the carpet we ordered is not even in existence right now. In fact, it won’t be in the store until December 6. Which means installation wouldn’t happen until days after that.
Huh?
So I asked them this: «If I pick out a different carpet, could installation still happen on Monday, November 24?» They said yes but I’d need to go back to the store and order a different carpet, one that’s in stock. Which I tried to do just now. However, the woman in flooring in the Savannah store admitted that, even if that new carpet is in stock, it will NOT be installed before Thanksgiving. And probably not before December 7.
Oy.
We are racing to get our house on the market before the winter holidays, and Home Depot just blew our entire schedule. We cannot take photographs with the old carpet, therefore we cannot list until at least December 7. They have lost us time, money and caused us a HUGE headache. Yet other than «sorry,» not one single Home Depot employee has offered us a discount, a refund or even a promise that when the carpet finally comes in, they’ll do the installation that very day.
I wish I’d gone with a local retailer. I was trying to save some money, but you get what you pay for. For another $ 200 – 300, I could have had new carpet by now.

They need to get some better workers at this location. When you are standing from of several works who are joking around and they make you wait until they are through… that is I executable. Their job is to help people and get the customers in and put not play time. I have workers at the job needing materials which cost the company money.

Four stars for a reason… So let me start off with the bad. Home Depot is possibly the worst set up of all time, inside and outside. It’s almost impossible to navigate on your own if you are looking for something extremely specific.
The four stars goes to the awesome employee who helped us! Management, if you are reading this then give Edwin a raise! Not only was he friendly and knowledgable, but he made the experience so much better. Thank you, Edwin!

We went to home depot for our bathroom tile renovations.
We did not have a good or perfect or in any way pleasant experience.
It took months before we could even get a response or a set up date. Then once we finally, after having to go into the store physically, multiple times, got our estimate of around $ 1,900 the subcontractor arrived at our house saying that Home Depot only gave him enough materials to cover 125 square feet. That was nowhere NEAR what was required for our three bathrooms. This is after we had taken out toilets out, our vanities out, cleared EVERYTHING out of our bathrooms. We were also told it would take three days to complete this work and then were told it would take three WEEKS. We sent them home and went BACK to home depot to try to figure this out and were called back a few days later and told that BEFORE adding new supplies (not sure how they were «new» when the man who did the estimate measured everything we had) it would be $ 8,400. There were no apologies or explanations as to how this could get to messed up, just a simple statement about how much larger the bill would be. So, no. We were not satisfied in the slightest. The only saving grace at all, and my fiancé and I both want to make this very clear, was the young man helping us in the flooring department. He was the only reason we did not lose our temper and at some points, once we had lost out temper he was the only one to calm us down. He was very kind, patient and eager to please and attempt to fix our situation. Other than that, this experience has not made us feel very comfortable doing business with this store.

The customer service is horrible. Most the employees have bad attitudes and seem like they hate there job. Its worth the drive to Pooler to the Home Depot there. Its a great experience just like you would expect of HD.

If you are needing any type of wood or plywood cut a special measurement, they have the tools to cut things to size. I have been able to do projects for my girlfriend because of this factor! I also love the huge selection of paint and primers they have! The staff is very friendly for the most part!

10% off for all Military with proof!!! Definitely helps when moving to a new place and your bill is going to be a few hundred bucks. A lot of supplies for your house like cleaning supplies, etc can be purchased here rather than adjacent Target store. So if you can help it, the 10% adds up.
The selection here is pretty good. Staff are somewhat knowledgeable, depending on their age. Usually the older, the more caring about ones job.

Meh, amazing how some people here can be so incredibly helpful, and others not. Don’t try to special order anything because they will lose the order, and when it comes in they will take 45 minutes for them to pull it from the back, but it is what it is. Very friendly cashiers though, so at least you leave on a high note!

OK if you need one thing and know where it is. Horrible otherwise. The staff is unavailable, unknowlegeable (save 1 in gardening and 1 in tools), and totally uncaring.
While working on a larger project, we decided to go to Guerry Lumber regardless of the cost (about the same and Great service). Several of the things purchased have been replaced due to quality issues.
Contractor desk was a nightmare with which to work.
Also prefer Maycrest Hardware though farther drive.
Lowes is poor, but at least they are cordial.

Most Home Depots are consistant throughout so it is a bit hard to review one from the next. I must say that this is a drastic model from the ones I have come to known in Manhattan.
This is the Home Depot you have come to know in Iowa and other places where land is not an issue. Huge aisles and a large variety of things to find and get lost in. I have been now 3 times and have found everything I have ever needed. I especially loved the gardening section and have loved watching the flowers and vegetables grow out my window.
I only have one dissapointment to share. My main reason for coming here was to have some keys made for my new apartment. The gentleman cut my key for me but when I got it home it didn’t work. I came back the next day for them to make the correction but they were out of that type of key to make a copy from. It was a waste of my time to make two trips there just to not get what I needed. I ended up getting a refund and having it taken care of a mom/​pop shop in the city.

This home depot has a good outdoor section. I’ve bought a whole bunch of plants, pea pebbles, and patio bricks to spruce up the yard. Also got a great deal on a floor model fire pit that was damaged. The lumber section leaves a little to be desired, but they do cut sheets and boards for you.
One thing that’s weird is this one floor associate who, every time I am in one of the DIY aisles (fasteners, tools, plumbing et c.) he walks up to me and is all like «Caaaan I heeelp youuuu?» in this extremely condescending tone. Then I tell him what I’m looking for (¼″ wood screws for instance) and he’s gotta be all critical and questioning if that’s what I really need. What the hell? I wonder if anyone else has experienced this.
Aside from that, this is just another typical home depot where the employees rarely know the answers to your questions and checking out on those self-​checkout machines are a huge pain in the ass.

Hugh selection of tools, gardening supplies, and building supplies. They also offer equipment rentals, so you don’t have to purchase major equipment for a one time job.
They only problem with the larger hardware stores is actually finding what you are looking for. I needed one product, and I would not have found the item if I had not stopped and asked a sales associate.