How can you visit a Yankee candle store and give them any less than a 5 star rating? Everyone there…read moreis so nice. The gentleman who assisted us was really nice and helpful. He also helped us by reminding us of the loyalty program, of which I am a member of and we were able to save an additional 40% off of our purchase. Winning!

OMG... I have found paradise!!! I *LOVE* YC and when we stumbled onto this store, I damn near did…read morea cartwheel in the parking lot! Screw the BOGO type coupons, this is an outlet store. You know, the "scratch and dent" version of the candle world... overstock items, seconds, stuff like that. The sweet thing of this store are the prices. Most items are discounted from the get go but look for an occasional "everything in the store xx% off sale like we found in October 2011. In most cases you will not be able to tell that the products here were bought in an outlet, but beware, they do not allow returns, only exchanges. I can imagine this store being THE place to be for Christmas shopping, and God willing Ill be back then with the masses!

Used these for customer gift baskets that focused on locally sourced products. These candles smell…read morefabulous, burn consistently, and are subtle (not-in-your-face scents). Great product. And Kim was super flexible with delivery and availability. Highly recommend.

I love these candles!! I've never found a store with as good options for smells. There's always…read moreseasonal and new scents. They're not too strong but fill the room, and they last forever. Can't recommend enough!

This was such a cute little place to stop in at. The owner was very friendly and even gave us a…read morehistory and demonstration of how maple is collected from the trees. So many good items in the store from maple syrup, candles, and ornaments. I wanted more than I'd be able to pack and bring back with me but they are able to box it up and ship it. Really looking forward to getting my big box of maple goods when I get back.

Great little local store to get the best maple syrup. Staff was super friendly and they had a ton a…read moredifferent variety maple syrup. Hidden gem for sure but you won't be disappointed with the amount of maple syrup options around!

Stopped by to get balloons for my daughters 16th birthday, took the recommendation of a gift item…read morefrom the very friendly woman at the register. The store is a treasure trove inside of gift items in one half of the store and party supplies on the other. Fantastic little shop!

Amazing store if you need party supplies or a birthday/holiday gift. Ordered 2 dozen balloons and…read morethey were put together beautifully AND have lasted 48 hours and still going! The gift section also has so many options, could have spent hours looking through everything. Update: 1 week later and the balloons are still going strong!

After Home Depot modified my home and I paid in full, the project was left unfinished for over four…read moremonths beyond the contract deadline, leaving the work in a non-workmanlike condition and the property vulnerable to damage. An internal Home Depot employee stated they had emailed multiple higher-level managers about the safety issue, and my project manager told me corrective action had begun. Despite repeated follow-ups with Home Depot staff and my project manager, nothing was done. Months later, corporate claimed I had "not reported" the issue, despite documentation from both their employees and myself. A different project manager later acknowledged that the replacement had never been ordered when promised. Corporate then blamed me for not "notifying" Home Depot sooner about an internal failure I had no ability to detect or control. Responsibility was repeatedly shifted onto the customer for Home Depot's failure to meet contractual obligations, basic home safety standards, and accountability. Update: To clarify, I spent well over 100 hours over several months attempting to resolve this issue through Home Depot's internal and corporate escalation channels. This included composing 40+ detailed emails to multiple managers and team members, each requiring significant time to carefully document the history, safety concerns, and unresolved work. I also spent many additional hours on the phone repeatedly recounting the situation to new representatives as the issue was passed between departments. As winter approached and my property remained left in a non-workmanlike and unsafe condition, corporate-level managers ultimately stopped responding to basic requests for safety and liability documentation, despite the project being fully paid. I have already completed Home Depot's required web form, left detailed emails, consulted via phone and internal escalation processes multiple times. The response below asking me to submit yet another web form reflects the same pattern of deflection and lack of accountability I experienced throughout the escalation process.

We went into the Tilton home depot out of desperation for a new washing machine because they…read moreactually listed one in stock available to take home that night. Unfortunately it was too small for our family. We decided to order one, conceding that we weren't getting one that night. We were given a delivery date for 6 days later. Much to our surprise, My wife and I came home on the delivery date to no washing machine in the driveway. It wasn't until then that we learned that someone was required to be home for the delivery. We were never told in the store at the time of purchase. We were never told in any form of messaging with any advanced notice. The first email explaining that delivery policy did not arrive until 36 minutes after the start of the delivery window which was also stated in the same email. Again not sent or received until the day of delivery. This was after we had both left for work for the day. If that had been explained in the store, knowing then that we were not going to be home for that delivery date, we would not have given Home Depot $1000 in business. Not because they had done anything wrong at that point but simply because it would not have fit into our schedule. We would have gone elsewhere and would have our washing machine running right now catching up on over a week's worth of laundry. we called customer service and got transfered from one incompetent person to another. We had requested a delivery the next day to resolve their oversight. They said it couldn't be done. Considering it was sitting in a truck in our driveway it obviously could not be too far away back sitting in a warehouse. No one seemed to be the right person to talk to about that. All they could do was "apologize " profusely without making any real effort to solve the problem. they said it was impossible and that the next available delivery date would be another 4 days out. I continued to ask for my case to be 'escalated'. Each new person i talked to clearly did not have any more sway or interest, quite honestly, in trying to solve a problem. How can you claim to have customer service if you aren't going to provide any? Feigning sympathy and apologizing over and over again is not customer service. Solving the mistakes made by your business, is. I even offered to drive to whatever warehouse it was sitting in to retrieve it since it was clear that it was too much trouble for Home Depot to make good on their end of the transaction and deliver it as it was explained it would be at the time of purchase . They couldn't allow that because it would go against their policies and procedures. Kind of like how i'm sure it goes against their policies and procedures to not inform their customers of their policies and procedures about delivery at the time of purchase. I work in the trades. I spend thousands of dollars a year in home depot on tools and materials. After this experience i will not be back. We ultimately canceled the order and purchased the same machine from Lowes for the same price, cheaper delivery charge and has next day delivery. It's unbelievable to me that a new purchase order can be filled with more urgency from one store than another store can resolve a problem caused by them. Lowes won my business. I have no reason to believe my experience is an outlier. Do better Home Depot.